Finished Emily in Paris season 2? 10 easy ways to Frenchify your life a little

I don't know about you, but I binged season Deux of Emily in Paris in just one weekend.

And sure look, I know, it was chock-a-block with clicheés, and the dialogue was major cringe at times and honestly, how could someone Emily's age not only hold a Masters in Marketing but also afford a Paris apartment with a view that – but still. I think right now, with all sorts of doom and gloom elsewhere in the media and on the news, the second season of Netflix hit show Emily in Paris, with its fabulous fashion and gorgeous Parisian streetscapes and just its general joie de vivre, came just at the right time. And so I dove in headfirst – and gorged on all the French-ness of it all. But if you, like me, is finished with the entire season (hurry up with season 3, Netflix), and now have a giant Paris-shaped void in your life, here are 10 easy ways to bring a little French-ness into your everyday life right now: 1. Caudalie Beauty Elixir Inspired by Queen Isabelle of Hungary’s elixir of youth, this powerful plant-based anti-dull complexion treatment smooths away fine lines, tightens pores and gives the complexion an instant boost of radiance. A cult product favoured by make-up artists, beauty addicts and celebrities, this elixir also works wonderfully to help set make-up. €328, Millies.ie 2.  Noan Marinière Breton Jumper Iconic. And in every Parisian wardrobe exists a jumper like this. This timeless cotton boater top from über-French brand Sezane adds a touch of gallic charm to every look. €75, Sezane 3. Diptyque Baies Scented Candle As French as it gets. With an inviting, distinctive aroma, the luxurious handmade Diptyque Baies Scented Candle has a fruity and floral fragrance that creates a fresh, elegant ambience in your home. €52, Space NK 4. My Paris Kitchen by David Lebovitz A collection of stories and 100 sweet and savoury French-inspired recipes from popular food blogger David Lebovitz, reflecting the way Parisians eat today and featuring lush photography taken around Paris and in David's Parisian kitchen. €22, Book Depository 5. Longchamp Le Pliage Original Shoulder Bag Possibly the most French bag there is, Longchamp's Le Pliage can easily hold all of your bits, and will even fit a laptop. Its long handles allow you to wear it comfortably on your shoulder, while its zipper closure ensures the safety of all of your belongings. For stoarge, the Le Pliage can even be folded into the size of a paperback book, and Longchamp drew its inspiration from origami when creating the bag. €95, Longchamp 6. Bourjois Little Round Blush Pot The original baked blush, six million of these purse-friendly pots are sold worldwide each year. They’re a French girl favourite thanks to the velvety finish, rose scent and nifty built-in brush. €8.99, Bourjois.com 7. Le Creuset Round Casserole Dish This enamelled cast-iron casserole dish is made in France, using traditional hand-crafted techniques, plus the original process of forging and casting, which make its outstanding performance second-to-none. Suitable for use on all hob types – and in the oven – this dish is perfect for cooking an array of one-pot recipes, from curries and pasta dishes to stews, tender roast meats and even breads or cakes. €325, The White Company 8. Compagnie de Provence Liquid Marseille Soap €20.95, Lookfantastic.com 9. Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk Another French girl cult beauty buy. Klorane Dry Shampoo extends the life of blow drys and helps decrease the frequency of washing hair. It restores freshness and lightness thanks to a combination of Oat Milk, with softening and protective properties, and highly absorbent micronised powders. €9.74, Boots   10. Kusmi Tea AquaFrutti (Organic herbal tea) Originally founded in St. Petersburg, Russia, Kusmi Tea moved to Paris in 1917 at the onset of the Russian revolution. Its first shop in France was opened at 75 Avenue Niel, and it still stands to this day. €14.90, Kusmi Tea