Pursuing My Passion For Makeup (a short version)

I love doing make up, and there is no denying for that. I do not consider myself as a high-maintenance kind of person, but I feel genuinely responsible for waking up early and preparing myself for work or university by taking time doing my makeup. To me, makeup is not just a way to hide my flaws or some kinds of art, it is the way I have chosen to express who I am to the world.

The Body Shop Haul

In today’s blog, I am going to share what I have purchased lately in The Body Shop, based on online reviews, my experience with the products and also the consultance from the staff instore. I have been using some of these products and seen the difference in how my skin behaves whilst some of them, I believe, will take some times to see the changes. The detailed reviews will be on my blog “August’s Favourites” and “The Body Shop hits and misses” in the near future. I am also keeping track of how long these products last for me and these will also be updated soon. Just to put this out there, my skin is covered with loads of acnes scars and occasional breakouts (although this happens a lot less lately), this is the main reason why my purchases tend to be those that help with breakouts and problematic skin.

How My Hair Survived (Part 2)

In the first part here, I have mentioned my ways and the journey of dyeing my hair, what products I used and what products I recommend to avoid using. Moving on to post-dyeing process, it is important that you are aware of the damages your hair is taking as well as how to maintain its strength and healthy look. In the second part, also the last part, I will spill the tea about what shampoos and conditioners I have tried out and continued on using as well as several tips that I think would be in handy. (▰˘◡˘▰)

How My Hair Survived (Part 1)

In this blog, I would love to share my hair’s journal of escaping from the hell of driness and severe damage. I personally adore seeing different colours on my hair as a way of expressing my characteristics, especially vibrant colours like red-tone and blue (blonde is apparently part of how my hair got access to a variety of colours). Just in the past half of 2017, I have dyed my hair to 5 different colours: yellow, blonde, pink, blue and brown, which means I have also already been through several processes of bleaching (sometimes even from the root). This blog will talk about what products are good for the hair in terms of achieving the desired colours as well as how to maintain the health of the hair (which will be in the second part).