My Underarm Routine 2019: Using The Happy Organics Products

     Greetings everyone :) My apologies for not posting/being active for a year I think. Been so busy with my masters degree, new work, and a miserable lovelife  -_- Anyways, today I wanna share with you guys my current underarm routine. 
     
     Just like our face and body, our armpits need extra care too. However, our skin on these area may tend to be more sensitive compare to other parts of our body, so it would be advisable to use products that are intended for our UAs. Unfortunately, I have to learn this a hard way. Just a throwback, I used to wash my armpit using St. Ives body wash every single day. Then once or twice a week I would scrub it using St. Ives Apricot Scrub (which is intended for the face, obviously). Sadly, it burned/irritated my skin. It hurts T_T I can really feel the burning sensation on the skin of my UA for days. So I stopped using St. Ives for my skin. Then when it healed, it left a line of dark scar which I am trying to fade/lighten right now. That's why I decided to invest in an UA skincare routine. Please note that it's not the St. Ives, it's me, char haha. I should realize that it's harsh/not suitable on my skin and I shouldn't use anything that's not intended for my UA. Right now I have to make my armpit whiter and brighter, brighter than my future, chos hehe.

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Product Review: Skinfood Black Sugar Mask Wash Off

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     For quite sometime, sugar has been known for its microbead-like texture that is effectively used for deep cleansing. I have seen it used from a lot of DIY (do-it-yourself) skincare. Though, you should be careful as this might be too abrasive if used improperly. So today, I will be doing my product review about this one cult favorite korean product, the Black Sugar Mask Wash Off from SKINFOOD. Let's go straight with the review.

My 10 Step Korean Skincare Routine / Philippines

     Koreans are known for their smooth, baby-like skin. Although some may say that it goes with their bloodline or their culture of the food they eat, we can also cannot deny the fact how they are truly devotional to their skincare. They are so dedicated to the point that they originated the 10-Step Skincare Routine. Yes, 10 steps unlike the usual 4 to 5 steps skincare. Today, I will be sharing with you my Korean Skincare Routine which I'm currently in love with.

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