Why not pop into John Lewis for soothing

If you can't find yourself a Cowshed Authentic Louis Vuitton Bagsspa, why not pop into John Lewis for soothing Wild Cow Candle, (￡30) -  where ￡1.50 from every candle sold goes to the national children’s charity, Starlight to provide traditional British pantomimes and Christmas parties, complete with festive goodies to children’s wards across the country.

Nothing like slipping in for a lunchtime seasonal treat to get you in the mood for Christmas. You only have to sink into those deep comfy armchairs at Cowshed and opt for a Winter Warmer manicure (￡60)  to leave your inner Scrooge behind. ELLE nipped into the Fouberts Place spa for a little pick me up, while sipping on a rich velvety hot chocolate, we managed to get our nails into tip top shape, in an on trend deep blue shade. If that wasn't enough to get us into the mood, there was some perfect stocking filler retailer

This year, The Body Shop are pleased to Louis Vuitton Damier Azur Canvas Handbagsannounce that they will be the official headline sponsor for the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts, held in March 2013. This highly anticipated series of perfomances, curated by Noel Gallagher, will see talent such as Labrinth, Rizzle Kicks and Russell Brand take to the stage over 6 nights at London’s Royal Albert Hall, all to raise money to support the efforts of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

We all recognise The Body Shop for their dedication to ethical beauty, which they express with their mantra ‘beauty with heart’. From banishing all animal testing to their passionate commitment to fair-trading, they are always looking for new ways they can help make a change.can be bought from the Teenage Cancer Trust website, where you will also find more information on the work of this great charity.

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