TGF Rated Review: Reversible Snuggle Fleece

What is it? A reversible snuggle fleece from Frugi. Who is reviewing it? My baby boy. In Use It´s just got cold enough for my son to wear his latest Frugi must have, the scrumptious reversible snuggle fleece, aptly named as it is totally cosy and snuggley.

TGF Rated Review: Douvall’s Organic Argan Oil Moisturiser

Douvall’s Organic Argan Oil Moisturiser. Sometimes referred to as “liquid gold” or “The Gold of Morocco”, the oil is an incredibly rich source of Vitamin E and essential fatty acids and is also commonly used in traditional Moroccan recipes.

TGF Rated Review: MuLondon Organic Lavender Foaming Face Wash

What is it?

MuLondon Organic Lavender Foaming Face Wash. A 100% natural and plant-based foaming face wash suitable for sensitive skin

TGF Rated Review: Monte Bianco Toothbrush

What is It Monte Bianco Junior clip toothbrush. Who is reviewing it My son George aged 4.

TGF Rated Review: Denhay Bacon

What Is It Denhay Bacon Who Is reviewing It

TGF Rated Review: Lanka Kade Counting Millipede Jigsaw 1-20

What is it? Lanka Kade Counting Millipede Jigsaw 1-20 Who is reviewing it?

TGF Rated Review: Kitoko Oil from Lush Duck

What Is it Kitoko Oil from Lush Duck Who Is reviewing it Me Claire mum of 2 boys and expecting number 3! Set Up & In Use I was sent a 10ml bottle of the kitoko oil to try,  which is an advanced hair therapy to repair and rejuvenate, the bottle has good instructions on [...]

TGF Rated Review: Organic Children sticky hand sanitiser by Green People

What Is It Organic Children sticky hand sanitiser by Green People Organic Lifestyle Who Is Reviewing It Me Claire and my 2 boys aged 8 & 4 Set Up Comes in a 100ml plastic bottle with pump top In Use

TGF Rated Review: Panda comforter from Rosy Cheek Cosy

What Is It  “Pebbles” the panda baby comforter from Rosy Cheek Cosy Who Is Reviewing It Charlie 2 months old In Use

Book Review: Indigo – Egyptian Mummies to Blue Jeans

Jenny Balfour-Paul is an author, artist, lecturer and traveller whose book Indigo: Egyptian Mummies to Blue Jeans is the definitive work on the dye, tracing its exotic history from the times of the ancient Pharaohs to the present day. Indigo, first published in 1998 by The British Museum Press, has a recently updated last chapter that focuses on sustainability and the environment in the 21st century, and looks at how the dye is once again growing in popularity thanks to an increased demand for organic clothing made from eco-friendly materials.

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