Hazel Hayes has been a YouTuber I've been watching for a while now and honestly, she is one of the coolest British youtubers I think. 

Hazel makes videos on the account ChewingSand and currently has 155,210 subscribers. On this channel Hazel posts short films she acts in and produces herself, a monthly series showing what she got up to during the entire month called Time Of The Month and she also does occasional monthly favourites videos along with another series called Tipsy Talk.  She also posts interviews with celebrities. She's worked with the likes of Hugh Jackman, Channing Tatum and Amy Schumer. 

My favourite videos by Hazel are her TOTM videos because they show that not everything is perfect, there are ups and downs for YouTube creators too. Out of many of the female British youtubers Hazel is one of the most relateable l to me and watching her videos make me feel happy. It actually makes me want to pick up a camera and do the same thing.

I highly recommend checking Hazel out because she is one cool Irish lady.  

Daniel J Layton is my favorite male YouTuber. He is so funny and his videos leave me laughing, smiling and most of the time, cringing in a good way. 

He isn't the biggest YouTuber out there but he is friends with a lot of big YouTube stars such as Jack Howard, Dean Dobbs (Jack and Dean) and Louise Pentland (Sprinkleofglitter). 

Daniel posts videos telling stories from his life, most of them being particularly short and stright to the point. That's what I like about Daniel, he doesn't beat around the bush and he tells it exactly how it is. 
He also does a series called Baking with Layton where he brings on his friends and they bake. The baking is a disaster but the video is comedy gold.

If you want to laugh then check Daniel J Layton out, he always brings a smile to my face. 

Now I never really use the term 'goals' but when I think of Lily goals pops to mind because to me, she is goals. If I could be like Lily it would be brilliant.

Lily started off as a beauty blogger while she studied at university but she now runs a blog and a successful YouTube channel. Lily posts videos three times a week, posting a blog and two beauty related videos a week. 

My favourite videos are her vlogs, they are honestly the best and it's really nice to get a view into her life and to learn more about her real life friends. If I could somehow make myself part of her friendship group I would. I also love her relationship with her fiance, Rich, it is so cute, especially when they got engaged earlier on this year. 

Like Hazel, Lily is a one of the few YouTubers I find relateable and she's someone I think I am a little similar too. She seems the most normal out of the female British YouTubers and I love that. 

Check out her videos if you need beauty tips or if you love vlogs, vlogmas is coming! 

Tom, Giovanna and Carrie Fletcher are my favourite YouTube family. I have grown up being a fan of Tom he is the lead singer of the band McFly. 

I first started watching Carrie's channel a couple of years back when I saw her song 'The Boys In Books' and then realised who she was. A little while after that I discovered her brothers channel and then they began to do a series called 'Dear Tom and Dear Carrie'. In this series they would post weekly videos updating each other on their lives as they don't get to see each other too often. This gave the viewers a little insight into their lives and their relationship as brother and sister. As this went on for a little while they added in Tom's wife, Giovanna and the series became Dear Tom, Carrie and Gi. This is lovely because you get three different angles to see their lives from and it's lovely to watch. especially with the addition of Tom and Gi's little boy, Buzz. He is the cutest and they post some of the loveliest videos with him in. Watching their videos make me really happy and it makes me realise just what a lovely family they are.