August Art
Loving Life- nailartiste.blogspot.co.uk
“I started blogging as I love reading blogs and I thought it would be fun to write my own. I hoped it would help me use my spare time better (‘productive procrastination’) and organise my time better. It’s also a way to justify my spending!”
Rebecca-Louise Viner
Autumn Leaves- autumnleaves-x.blogspot.co.uk
“I started blogging on a gap between finishing college and starting my first job. I had no idea what I wanted to post about and it took me a while to realise my real passion – beauty. I now love everything about it – the people, the products and the writing.”
Paula Hunter
Pretty Polly’s Blog- http://www.prettypollysblog.co.uk/
“I had been reading other blogs and thought it looked like a fun way to spend my spare time. I love taking pictures, going to events and talking about products and even though it’s harder work than first thought, I am still always thinking of my next post.”
Emma Trotter
Awkward Magazine- http://theawkwardmagazine.com/
“I wanted to create a space online that brought together my fashion and beauty posts with an insight into my real life, as well as featuring others and their passions. I recently launched my inspired interview series to share the stories of people who inspire me”
Chloe
Unwritten Hollywood- unwrittenhollywood.com
“For two years I toyed with creating a blog, but I was never committed. When I finally created Unwritten Hollywood, it was to share my style, and how I like to dress to the trends while showing girls you can dress for less no matter your body shape!”
Katrina
Carousel Diary -http://carouseldiary.com/
“I started Carousel Diary just over a year ago, despite having blogged on and off previously, because I wanted something I could focus on and watch grow. A blog is a great platform to enable your voice to be heard and making it a success has made me a more motivated individual.”
Jane Arschavir
Hodge Podge Days- http://hodgepodgedays.co.uk
“I’ve had a tough year health-wise and been quite lonely in my thoughts. I started blogging for myself, to get things out of my head. My writing was well received, people liked the often stark honesty of it and although I still write a great deal about my myself, I’ve now started writing reviews and other standard blogger fodder. I love it, I love writing and I love the blogging community. I hope I’m here to stay.”
Loretta
The University Project- http://theuniversityffproject.blogspot.co.uk/
Reading blogs was a great procrastination method in my first year at university! I was so interested and inspired by what others were saying about everything out there that I wondered if my views would be as interesting and so The University Project was born!
Jessica Nelson
Jessica In Your Ear-www.jessicainyourear.blogspot.co.uk
“I only discovered the world of blogging in the summer of my first year at university, but I soon decided that I wanted to try it for myself. Ever since, I’ve used blogging as a creative outlet, which allows me to show off my writing skills whilst sharing what I love with the internet.”
Megan Lillie
Thumbelina Lillie- www.thumbelinalillie.com
“I started blogging because I needed somewhere to express myself. It’s a platform for me to discuss my opinions on beauty products and showcase my everyday outfits to whoever wants to see. Blogging has become somewhat a creative outlet for me and is certainly the best thing I’ve ever done.”
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