The urban guide to the countryside -
Beauty
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Bronzed beauty
Did you blink and miss the British sun this summer? The Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick is a late-season classic. Bronzed goddess incoming!
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Paula’s Choice (and ours)
Troublesome skin? Muddy's Kerry Potter has two words for you: Paula's Choice. This little-known Canadian skincare range is the best she's ever tried.
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Charlotte Tilbury make up by numbers
Rubbish at putting on your face? This make-up by numbers palette in 7 steps by Charlotte Tilbury will sort out your eyes, cheeks and skin tone good and proper.
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Holy fat-blasters!
Here I am being fat-zapped by lasers. A few months ago I wrote about my first of two treatments of Sculpsure, a new fat-blasting treatment being offered by Beaconsfield aesthetic clinic S-thetics that destroys up to 24% of your fat cells forever in the process in just 25 minutes. Yeah go on, get your head around that statistic for a second! Well, I've now had a second treatment and the Muddy verdict is in. So, is Sculpsure worth it?
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The Soap Co
The sleek monochrome packaging of The Soap Co's products have caught my eye, but it turns out this ethical beauty brand has substance as well as style. Lather up!
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NAIL THAT POLISH
Thought M&S was just for knickers and ready meals? These super-chic, Chanel-inspired Autograph nail polishes are well worth a detour to the beauty hall.
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Wouldn’t you though?
Chic new scented candle brand SevenSeventeen gets its name from that magical time in the evening when its founders finally herd their children into bed - and relaaaaax. We hear you, sisters - and we love your fragrances too...
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Wouldn’t you though?
This little beauty, Vanderohe No. 1 Nourishing Face Serum (£88), is absolutely brand spanking new - you're literally the first to know about this indie beauty brand that launches on 1 Feb...
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Wouldn’t you though?
It's not often I feel compelled to write about cleaning products (what am I, 'Muddy Housekeeping'?) but I'll make an exception here.
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Better, brighter skin and no saggy bits? Yes, please!
There is no way, no how, ever, that I would consider a facelift. Nope. Not me. And then I heard about natural facelift massage. Natural? Sounds good. Massage? Love those. Facelift? Really?
