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So, I got this satin natural hair travel kit from reflection salon and spa Abuja c/o The blogger point about 2 months ago. I didn’t get the time to properly put the kit to use or review its content because I had kinky braids for long plus crazy work schedule. The satin natural hair travel kit from reflection salon and spa consists of a satin sleeping eye patch, a satin pillowcase, a drawstring pouch and a hair length check shirt. …
View PostMany of us have facial oils in our skincare routines, so a ‘facial oil’ like the Olivarrier squalane fluid oil won’t be new to new. This post is an Olivarrier fluid oil review + more information on the role of oil on skin. The Olivarrier fluid oil isn’t only a facial oil but because of the size (30ml), I use it just for the face with occasional drops for my legs, knees and elbows. It’s even stated on the pack…
View PostWhenever I go searching for moisturizing and anti aging skincare ingredients, Hyaluronic acid often pops up in most lists. It was only natural to try the Cosrx Hyaluronic acid intensive cream as I’ve confirmed that my skin loves Cosrx products. After my success with the Cosrx all in one snail cream which still sits pretty in my 2017 skincare routine for combination skin by the way, I wanted something a bit more moisturizing. Actually, I wanted something slightly heavier than…
View PostIf you’ve noticed, I like reviewing mostly products that worked for me on this blog. But sometimes, it’s also good to review products that didn’t work for me because we have different skin conditions. This Vprove rhodiola power cream is one of those products. I received the Vprove rhodiola power cream from Jolse for review purposes just like the Diana Gen prestige cream gold caviar. Another name for it is ‘park bo gum cream’. At first, it looked promising on paper…
View PostIn my review of the Cosrx low ph Goodmorning gel cleanser, I mentioned the benefits of using low ph skincare products briefly. This post is to further explain why you need to know the ph of your skincare products. Incase you’ve forgotten, pH stands for “potential hydrogen”. It is used to describe the acid-alkaline ratio of a substance and ranges from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline). You need to know the ph of your skincare products because healthy…
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