 So many of you may not know this, but I was born in Hong Kong and  moved to South Africa after I was a few months old.  I’ve stayed here  ever since and the last time I visited Hong Kong was around 3-4 years  ago.  That was still when I wasn’t so in to make up yet, so I didn’t  take advantage of the enormous variety of makeup available there.  So  whenever my mom comes to visit me here, I always ask her to get me a few  beauty products that I would like to try, that I am unable to purchase  here.
So many of you may not know this, but I was born in Hong Kong and  moved to South Africa after I was a few months old.  I’ve stayed here  ever since and the last time I visited Hong Kong was around 3-4 years  ago.  That was still when I wasn’t so in to make up yet, so I didn’t  take advantage of the enormous variety of makeup available there.  So  whenever my mom comes to visit me here, I always ask her to get me a few  beauty products that I would like to try, that I am unable to purchase  here.Six months ago when my mom came to visit me she bought me the Missha BB cream and Yumei Lash Conditioning Serum. For those of you that don’t know what BB cream is. BB cream stands for Blemish Balm/Base Cream. The Missha BB cream originated in Korea and it is basically a tinted moisturiser with skin regenerating properties. It is suppose to protect your face from sun damage, prevent wrinkles, hydrates skin and also helps to lighten your skin (yeah, Asian women are into products that lighten their skin).
 I was very curious to try this out because many Asian girls were  raving how BB cream changed their life, etc, etc.  I’ve been using this  for 6 months so I will be reviewing it soon.  Not sure if I’ll be  reviewing it here or on BeautyBulletin.com because its not a product  that you can buy in South Africa unless you order it from  iwantitall.co.za.  And it’s quite pricey if you buy from that site too.   I think it costs around R250-270 if I convert it to South African  Rands.  I’ve used it for 6 months and I still have quite a lot of  product so it last very long.  I will write a detailed review for that  soon :)
I was very curious to try this out because many Asian girls were  raving how BB cream changed their life, etc, etc.  I’ve been using this  for 6 months so I will be reviewing it soon.  Not sure if I’ll be  reviewing it here or on BeautyBulletin.com because its not a product  that you can buy in South Africa unless you order it from  iwantitall.co.za.  And it’s quite pricey if you buy from that site too.   I think it costs around R250-270 if I convert it to South African  Rands.  I’ve used it for 6 months and I still have quite a lot of  product so it last very long.  I will write a detailed review for that  soon :) As for the Yumei Lash Conditioning Serum – its basically a similar  product to RapidLash except that it was a third of the price and the  product is from Japan.  It comes in a cute metallic baby pink packaging  and you basically apply it like you would with eyeliner.  It claims to  help your lashes grow longer and thicker after using it for a period of  time.  I’ve used it on and off now for 6 months so I will write another  blog post soon to share with you my experiences and to also let those  who are interested  to know whether “Lash Growing Serums Really Work or Not”.  I’ll also be  uploading pictures to show you how my lashes look like now after I’ve  been using the product for some time.
As for the Yumei Lash Conditioning Serum – its basically a similar  product to RapidLash except that it was a third of the price and the  product is from Japan.  It comes in a cute metallic baby pink packaging  and you basically apply it like you would with eyeliner.  It claims to  help your lashes grow longer and thicker after using it for a period of  time.  I’ve used it on and off now for 6 months so I will write another  blog post soon to share with you my experiences and to also let those  who are interested  to know whether “Lash Growing Serums Really Work or Not”.  I’ll also be  uploading pictures to show you how my lashes look like now after I’ve  been using the product for some time.My mom came to visit a month ago again, so she got me a few other Asian products that I will share with you in another blog post, after I’ve reviewed these two products :)
Hope these type of beauty posts will be interesting for those ladies who are interested or simply curious to know whether such products really perform to what they claim.
 
 
 
Do you know a good bb cream for tan skin>>?
ReplyDeleteHi there! I know Bobby Brown came out with their new BB cream range. So has a few other drug store brands. I think I saw Yardley with BB creams as well. The best bet is to try Bobby Brown because they should have a wider colour range. Most drugstore brands will probably only make 2-3 colours max.
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