Shopping expert

My dear friend and victim-but-aware-fashion-victim fashionista Audrey is leaving in NYC and was in Paris a few weeks before me. She ran a "shopping-race" in Paris. Just like I did when I was there. She ran a 100m: 3 hours only, while I ran a marathon, I had 10 days. But both were very successful I would say. Her results are on her blog: read here. And look at my results hereunder:

Some beauty products:
-2 perfumes: Pamplelune by Guerlain (had it for 5 years approx.) and For her by Narciso Rodriguez (new one for me)
-2 body oil from Neutrogena and Le Petit Marseillais
-Make-up remover from Monoprix and day cream from Clarins
-Body scrub and body milk from Guinot
-Lots of shower gel from Bourjois, Roger & Gallet and Le Petit Marseillais
-Shampoo from Le Petit Marseillais as well
-Foundation from Bourjois

Some clothes:
-Pink vest with short arms from Promod
-Striped T-shirt from Promod as well
-3/4 arms pull-over from Zara
-Shorts from H&M
-Vodka t-shirt from my brother (dunno where he got it)

Some underwear because I find it very difficult to find nice ones or good ones so nice-looking good ones, just forget it...
-the one in the middle from Kookai
-the other two from Dim

Same thing with the pyjees as it also fits in the lingerie category... All three are from Etam Lingerie.

Some books, of course!
-the one on the left is in English and a present from my BF Sophie
-the other five are from a collection of small novels I like, Kafka, Neruda, Gandhi...

And some flip-flops from H&M, I had seen them here but they hadn't my size anymore in white...

When I was in Paris the last day, I went shopping with my cousin who lives in London and was here over the week-end. She also bought some small things like make-up remover, tights from Dim (I didn't this time as it is summer, otherwise I do) just like Audrey did. I live in Sweden, my cousin in London, Audrey in NYC... it's not exactly underdevelopped countries and it's more than obvious that one can find cotton pads, shower gel or tights but still... Still, they're not as good as in France and we like to shop them during our short stops. I guess it's a part of being a French "expat"!