Carousels and Couture

So I swung by Daiso this week, and resisted the temptation to buy everything. Daiso is really a treasure trove! Even if you have no intention to buy anything, it's pretty easy to get suckered into buying at least one item. Plus, it's so easy to justify to yourself because "It's only two dollars!". Well, it's just as easy to accumulate your purchases. Once, I saw a girl buying over S$100 worth of products. What could she have possibly bought? Then again, if I had an unlimited amount of money to spend on Daiso, I'd probably be buying that many products myself. Anyway, I found the display selling wet wipes, and I was amazed. Usually I buy mine from Watsons when they have a bundle on offer, and usuallythey're about S$4-5 for 30 pieces. But Daiso was selling 50-150 wet wipes for only S$2! The difference in amounts is because of the packaging that they come in, and the quality of wet wipes. There are large boxes with 150 pieces, and there are smaller box...

  Every time I go for a facial, the facialists will spend most of their time with my nose area, because of all the blackheads accumulated there. I've tried many remedies including home based items (egg whites etc) to no avail. I am still looking for the holy grail to my problem, but so far there are certain products that help and certain products that don't do much. Étude House sells their green tea nose patches per piece, so you can pick out as many as you like, or you can even just buy one or two to try out. I'm not fussy about having a scent while applying the nose patch, but I like the calming scent of green tea that's not too strong. If you're fussy about fragrance-free products, this might not be the product for you. But what I love most is when I peel off the patch and take a look at all the blackheads that have come off. The Étude House nose patch always pulls off so many! Compared to other nose patches from generic brands, some of them don't ...