It's Melon Yu at thebeautyandfoodspace | blogger | content creator | glowcare hoarder

Apparently this is ranked #1 in Japan so I thought to myself, ooh let's try this! It then prompted me to ask the owner at Perth Fabulous Beauty about it, the price ($79) I admit, initially threw me off. I felt hesitant because I asked myself, would I take this bet to try this out if in case it doesn't work out at the end? So after a night's thought, I went to the shop..... and bought it! I have been using this little magic for a week now.. and so far, here are my thoughts. You must be wondering what is this product about right? Well Takami Skin Peel proves to soften and beautify skin. It is said to be that the fluid feels exactly like water with no artificial flavour or any added fragrance. It is also said to "solve a variety of skin problems, such as pores, blackheads, acne, fat particles, etc.." "And if you persist using it everyday, you will certainly see the effects." And just from that rough translation, it felt like I need to try this prod...

This is my first ever eyebrow pencil that I got in the shade black. In the past *ever since I dyed my hair and taught how do eyebrow makeup*, I have been using a variety of brown: from blonde brown to dark brown. So it was interesting to try out how this perform on me. I'm impressed. Read on if you're interested :) I'm pretty sure  you have heard of Innisfree right? :D Let me de-brief you if you don't, it is an eco-friendly Korean skincare and makeup brand focusing on natural ingredients and recycle packaging. The design of their products is simple, neat and nicely reflects the purpose of the brand. Innisfree products are also free from harmful ingredients.  Innisfree Eco Eyebrow Pencil is said to be formulated with green tea extracts. Interesting right? *coming from a green tea lover myself hehe* It is also paraben free, fragrance free, mineral oil free, animal nature material free, talc free and etc. This twistable eyebrow pencil comes in a plastic pencil t...

Alohaaaa everybody! :) It's a bit saddening that I haven't post on here for a while, been posting away on my personal blog instead! I legitly have so much product reviews to share with you all, but uni has been keeping me busy and now I have 2 weeks study break, supposedly should be "studying", but my brain took it as holiday.... oopsie daisie... :P And here I am, procrastinating... by posting a review! ;) Today's review is based on:  Banila Co. Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm Before I start, here's a little story of cleansing oil and I - our relationship was never really close. Ever since I got my first concealer ( my makeup journey ), that's when I got my first and *so far* the only cleansing oil (from Elianto ), in which I have been using for the past couple of years. I have never really thought of it as a mega important part of my skincare/makeup regime, I treated it basically as a go to oil remover to remove waterproof makeup when I go to par...