
This fabulous Scottish blogger writes about a variety of things but with a focus on a cruelty free, vegan and ethical lifestyle. Morag (or Mo) has created a go to resource in the form of her cruelty free brand list and it has definitely been a great help in my quest to find new cruelty free beauty products. I also love how she highlights places to go and things to do that are within my locality. There's even a handy little map on the sidebar showing her top places to eat, drink and shop. Reading her restruant and cafe reviews has already built up a list of places I need to visit.
You can also find mo'adore on twitter where she hosts a twitter chat for cruelty free bloggers every Thursday.
Kimberley's crushin on.... Is It Vintage

We're hoping to catch her around again soon- in the mean time you can stalk her latest looks on instagram or twitter.
We're also lovin':
- Lynnie-Bops write up of the ASA Kewpie party. She even mentioned us, what a sweetheart!
- Our lady Miss West End Girl and the lovely Elaine from What Diana Did Next have started up an awesome podcast. Check out Those Gals!
- One of our Edinburgh blogger buddies Alley Hope is sorely missed now that she's headed off to Gloucestershire (boo!) but we can still catch up with her honest beauty reviews online.
- A little biased, but Kimberley's final fave this week is Helen's post on her jewellery blog Jolly Good about the Sugar and Vice's amazing come back from the fire that destroyed their laser cutter. We are all about supporting this great wee brand.

Thank you for the mention sweethearts! I've also not heard of some of the other blogs so I'm away to check them out.
ReplyDeleteMorag x
www.moadore.co.uk
Your welcome! It was nice to meet you the other week too. Timed this post rather nicely ;) Hx
DeleteThanks for sharing the pod! Will be checking out the other links too :)
ReplyDeleteLoving the pod! You sound like pros already! Hx
DeleteThank you for the lovely mention! Love you guys! Xo
ReplyDeleteLove you too lady! Hope we can hang out again soon! Hx
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