[Ad – Gifted Products] I am a big fan of anything themed, especially around spooky season! So, seeing the Pumpkin Spiced Cream Tea Hamper from the Cornish Company feels like an elevated, adult way to bring seasonal fun to your doorstep. They do also sell a hamper with bat-shaped scones as well, which look really fun, so you’ve even got options when it comes to a spooky little treat.
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[Ad – Gifted Products] Potion Express feels like a great card game for families, perfect for the spooky season of Autumn! In this game, everyone chooses a different wand. A bunch of cards are placed out in a grid, some of which have a bat who’s asleep and others which have a bat who is awake and some ingredients for a potion at the bottom.
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[Ad – Gifted Products] Adding to my skincare routine, I had sort of felt like toners might not be what’s best for me. It’s an easy step to skip, especially when you look at the full cost of a skincare routine and want to start making cuts. However, the Simple Soothing Toner is not only very affordable in price, but it’s also a step that powers all of the other steps in your skincare routine.
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We’ve been to the Hylands Estate for a few different events; playing at Castle Park and seeing their light trail has been a few highlights, so when I saw the Hylands Fear Fest happening, I was curious what they were doing and what this meant. The Hylands Fear Fest has two different options; EXTREME and Spooky Trail. To start things off, we all went to the Spooky Trail as the Extreme version is for teens and above, where as Robin is a touch too young. The Fear Fest Spooky Trail is more family friendly, meant to be interactive in a way that the whole family can enjoy.
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[Ad – Gifted Products] Every year we throw a big Halloween party, and I can see Splatterbrain working out well as a party game! It’s essentially a giant zombie head, which you fill up with an oozy slime and a bunch of body parts. Then, everyone takes turns (or races!) to try to find specific pieces. There are a few game modes listed on the tag; filling up your zombie head with parts, finding matching parts or racing to find one specific thing are the suggested ways to play.
