It has been a while since I last updated my favourite list. Since I have missed out on quite a number, I figured out I might as well just combine all the gems I have found during the few months together in this blog. There have been quite a few hits and misses; but at the same time, they are based on my opinion and also my very own experiences with the products, which means others might not go through the same things I have. x
Here I am back with another monthly favourite blog. Recently I have purchased mostly skinscares from both The Body Shop and Lush, however I will only mention some of them, thanks to which I have already seen the differences on my skin within the month. For the rest, they will take me a certain amount of time to see the progress in terms of doing what they have claimed. In this August favourites blog, I will also mention some products that really did not work out for me. Fortunately, I have not purchased a lot of disappointing products this month (I do not have a lot of cash to risk anyway).
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.
Here I am with the second and also the final part of the blog “Thailand – My First Experience and Tips“. Everything we have done from day 4 and day 7 with tips I think are important will be covered in this one. Since there was some mistakes with the older version, I had to delete it…
Continue reading “Thailand – My First Experience and Tips (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. (▰˘◡˘▰)
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). Continue reading “How My Hair Survived (Part 1)”
What I liked in July.
I am not totally new to this platform anymore, but this is really the first time I do it in a serious manner. In the past, I used to use this account to publish really random things like my diaries and whining about how horrible my life is. So that is why I want to make a change by actually talking about what I actually find interesting in my daily life. Here are some of the hits and misses I have found this July.
A Chaotic Soul 