Review: Watson's Round Cotton Puffs

When it comes to cleaning my face from make-up, I usually use cotton puffs for it. I use an oil make-up remover, then, rub the puff/s all over my face and neck. I’ve got mine from Watson’s and it’s not as good as the previous one I used. 'Forgot the brand though, so, I got this instead, thinking that it's good. But, I get a bit frustrated everytime I use it because it's not absorbent  at all, and it easily gets creases once I rub it on my face. I am just consuming this, but will never buy the same thing again. I’d rather use cotton balls or try another brand of cotton puffs. 

Dry Heels No More

I hope you're not one of those suffering from dry heels like mine, but if you are, be sad no more for I have found the solution to it. I used to have dry heels before, but, thanks to my dear cousin, Agnes, for having given me a present (pasalubong) during her last vacation from Singapore. It was the Body Shop's Body Butter (in Macadamia variant) that worked well on my heels. Though it can also be used to other areas that need moisturizing, I particularly applies this to my heels, and I'm so happy about the result.

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The peach cream (on the right) is for dry skin areas, while the white one is for normal skin areas. I've been a big fan of this product since, and once you try this, I'm sure you'll say the same thing. So, it's goodbye dry heels for me.

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This is not a paid post about the product. Whatever contains on this post is all mine for I am a user of the said product.

Cetaphil: My Gentle Facial Cleanser

I’ve been a stay-at-home mom for almost 4-years now, but being just home most of the time, doesn’t mean I’d give up about taking care of myself, particularly my face. For someone like me who loves putting on make-up, a great facial cleanser should be part of my daily facial care routine.

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Since I’m not gifted with a good skin, but a sensitive one, I had to look for a facial cleanser that is notharsh on my skin. I heard from a friend who’s a Pediatrician who uses nothing but Cetaphil as her facial cleanser and I tried it myself, too. For a first-timer, I got the biggest bottle already. I just depended on my gut-feel that it will work well on me since it says: Gentle Skin Cleanser (For all skin types). Thanks, heavens, it works. I love its texture for it’s non-sticky. And here’s the catch, it can be used without needing water. It has to be applied on the face, and gently wipe it with a soft cloth or cotton. Perfect for those late nights facial cleansing, right? My first bottle is almost consumed, and I’m already off to my next one...How about you, what’s your facial cleanser? If you want to try something that’s truly gentle, Cetaphil would be best. I would also love to try their moisturizer and will post about it again once I get to try it.
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This is not a paid post about the product. I am a self-confessed user and I opted to make a review on the product.