Saizen Haul

Hi! Today I decided to go to the nearest Saizen from my place. For those who do not about this store, it's a store selling Japanese products which costs 85 pesos each items. Initially, I just wanted to buy some storage for my spices for my kitchen. I saw these skin care products in the store which some bloggers are giving some good reviews (at least here in the Philippines). As I am always in the quest to find good products to control my oily skin, I wanted to give it a try.


Here they are: Charcoal Cleansing Cream, Charcoal Cleansinh Foam & the Nose Pack which I purchased for my teenager son. Since I am very excited I tried it immediately when I got home. I used the Cleansing Cream to remove my make up, and so far I like its scent and ot does its purpose on cleaning my face. It also removed my waterproof mascara and waterproof eyeliner! Wow! I am still crossing my fingers that these products won't break my skin. :)


The tubes are sealed with a foil.


This is the Cleansing Cream.


Here is the product up close! It's as a grayish color and pleasant light scent. It says in the instructions: Squeeze proper amount of the cleansing on hand and wipe out with tissue. *We recommend a charcoal cleansing foam after using it.


This is the Cleansing Foam. I don't like the scent... But I like the feel of my skin after rinsing. My skin feels matte after patting my face with a towel. I hope this works for my oily skin after a few use. :)Thanks again for reading my blog and please comment down below. -Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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Work Of Art

The picture above has been edited already. Anyhow, I have been thinking for a while what to do with my bare wall in our small living room. My family rents this studio type place since our house is in a village very far from work. Its a small place so its really very challenging how to use wisely the small space we have. As mentioned it is a rented place and the my original plan was that I would paint some art on the wall but I opted to just buy a wall decal and assemble it on.


I bought it for 200 pesos at a "Daiso" store. Not bad ei!


Shown above is a closer look of the design. All you have to do is to prepare your canvass which is your wall. Clean it very well and make sure its not greasy and wet. Plan ahead how you would assemble the stickers on the wall.


Voila!!! The finished product. So easy and affordable. What do you think? Please do share your thoughts and ideas below and also if you have any good ideas on how to store and where to buy storage for shoes pls do share. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone