Meeting Up!

Posted on November 21, 2008 by plue

Yesterday, I met up with fellow bloggers Connie and Carmen

I was so so so so so excited! My first time meeting up with Connie! Actually was supposed to have met her earlier, but because of work, I wasn’t able to see her

Met them at Watsons. I didn’t buy anything. Need to exert self control. I need to buy my Biore sunblock! It’s finishing!

I know I have Neutrogena’s Ultra Sheer sunblock, but I really don’t like it. Some of you do like it, I know

I want to sell it, any buyers? I’m letting it off cheap. RM20 for it! Used less than 10 times. Bought about 5 to 6 months ago. Email me at babyplue at gmail dot com or leave me a comment!

Back to my little meeting with Connie and Carmen.

We raided MAC! Yeap! Each one of us tested the foundation. I tested MAC Select SPF 15, NC-30. Yay! I finally know what’s my shade! LOL!!!

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Plue’s Newsflash X: New Stuff At Watsons!

Posted on November 19, 2008 by plue

Missing my newsflash?

Here’s one!

Kate’s counter has not been updated for the longest time ever. Same old boring stuff. Same old things that once OOS, it’s never been back at the counter.

BUT…

Yesterday just before I go home after work, I saw new Kate counters!

Right beside Rimmel. You can’t miss it!

And…

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Mandom Clay Facial Wash

Posted on November 19, 2008 by plue

Mandom Clay Facial Wash

I’ve been using this for quite a long time now, usually at night. I alternate between Clean & Clear Daily Pore Cleanser and this whenever I feel like it.

It cleanses really well, just like the Deep Sea Current. This is not as mild as Deep Sea Current, but it isn’t that strong till your skin feels tight and everything. I find it particularly good for night use, as I go home feeling all dirty and yucky, and this is excellent in getting those dirt and grime away. Deep Sea Current is a bit too “kind” for the job.

It’s a light brownish paste, not really pretty, but it’s the function that counts right? It has a light refreshing smell, but not the ocean-y kind. I find it hard to describe, since I am so used to the smell.