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BlogEvent: #SotonMeetUp























On Saturday I attended the #sotonmeetup which was organised by event planners Alice & Amy, who you can find at @southamptonbloggers. These parties/events are great for bloggers to chat about blog content, photography, fashion, beauty and lifestyle.
The event was held in a newly renovated bar called revolution situated in Southampton www.revolution-bars.co.uk
The day was packed with www.espaskincare.com  consultations (who gave out skin care goodies on our specific skin types ), www.hairfinity.com  are very popular at the moment, which the celebraties are loving! They gave us a months supply of hair vitamin, food supplements, they also put together a competition on who can do the fastest plat blind folded (I messed up a few times to a point where I basically didn't qualify! Hahaha ) the winner was Ami from @perksofbeingami, she received a box of HairFintiy goodies.
We also had cupcakes from www.lovecakebakery.co.uk , ice cream from www.judes.co.uk ice cream, www.cake-cetera.co.uk  pops and all sorts of yummy foods which I shouldn't of had as I'm trying to loose weight! (I blame Alice and Amy for my treat day which was overtaken by cocktails too!) I managed to catch up with some friends, Charlotte, Sophie, brogan, Maddie to name a few, but there were many more! As  the day come to an end the raffle was drawn in which There were lots of prizes...and I won! *the Katy perry killer queen perfume* (I already have two full sized bottles at home!) £350 was raised by the raffle for the www.epilepsysociety.org.uk , which is brilliant! We were also given two goody bags   from the event full of  items from many companies. http://natashajrd.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/whats-in-my-goody-bag.html?m=1
I would like to say a big thank you to @alicespake & @amzyinwonderlan  for inviting me, i really do appreciate it as I love attending events like these to meet new people and talk all things blog related, and all the brands who have given us so much to pamper our self's with.

I hope you enjoyed the Read
Lots of love
Natasha
xXx

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  1. Anonymous12 August 2015 at 22:09

    I'd love to go to a blogger event, but I know of very few around my area :( x

    www.sheintheknow.co.uk

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