Have you ever been lured by the dark blue elegant bottles of Kose Medicated Sekkisei when shopping in Japan? They were always prominently displayed on the shelves, and bundled with great discounts. Although Kose was not on my Japan-must-buy list, I thought I had to get a product from this brand. After some thoughts, I bought a day lotion – […]
Hey, babes! How have you been? Today, I’ll be sharing a review on a product that has been with me for so long it has past its expiry date by 6 months and the bottle is still half-full. That was how long it took me to complete the review of Hada Labo SHA Hydrating Milk. Why did it take me
“Shiseido Aqualabel Jelly Essence a 4-in-1 essence? Don’t count on it.” That was the original title of my draft based on my usage a couple of months ago. Today, I have to rewrite the entire post. Here’s why. A 4-in-1 Essence, but only during Hot Climate Shiseido Aqualabel Jelly Essence was marketed as a product that replaces 1) Astringent,
For those of you who are planning a trip to Japan, you might have come across Oshima Tsubaki Oil. It’s often listed as a Japan Must-buy beauty product and has garnered pretty good online reviews. That really sets me wondering why! I bought one in Japan after doing the same online research. And guess what, this is definitely a miss for
How common is it for different products to bear the same name? This is the first time I’m dedicating my introductory paragraph to explain general product details. Why? Because Biotherm Aquasource comes in three different forms: 1) Biotherm Aquasource (Normal/Combination) 2) Biotherm Aquasource (Dry) 3) Biotherm Aquasource (Night) On these tubs, they are universally labelled as Biotherm Aquasource. The skin type