Today I'm going to be talking about my belly button piercing.  I'll tell you my experience while getting it, where I got it done, and some aftercare information for those who want to get it done.  Let's start off by showing you my piercing!

Why did you get it done?

For many years, I've always wanted a navel piercing.  The first time I've seen a belly button piercing, I knew I wanted one for myself.  I think it's really feminine and cute!  I love wearing crop tops and showing some midriff, even if some people think "that's so 90s" haha.  Plus, I have a bit of a special belly button as it is not quite and innie and not quite an outie, which I adore :)  Two of my cousins have one and so I was basically next in line to get one too!  In addition to that, I think it's because of the whole breakup thing that got me to decided to just go ahead and do something "slightly" rebellious.  (I was in a very 'fuck it' mood that week)  I hardly consider it rebellious, but other people have told me that's what they think haha.  Regardless, I did it for myself and it was long overdue.

Where did you get it done?

I got it done at New Tribe, downtown Toronto.  Three of my cousins have gotten their piercings done there too and it's pretty decent place.  It's right across from Much Music, on the second floor, so you can't miss it.  Fun fact: it was opened the same year I was born!

What was it like?  Did it hurt?

After asking several people about their experience with getting their navels pierced, most of them said that the clamp hurts more than the piercing itself.  I went into it not nervous or scared, I was more excited than anything else.  I'm not really scared of getting piercings, but getting needle shots do freak me out.  Strange, I know.

So the guy that did my piercing is named Shayne.  He brought me into the room and told me to roll up my shirt just so it wont get in the way.  Pro tip: don't wear tight clothing!  Then he had me stand up straight with my legs together and hands by my side, looking straight toward.  He asked me if I wanted to get the upper or lower part pierced.  I don't have much meat on my belly so he said the lower part would be much easier, but the upper part is still do-able so I chose the upper.  He marked off the spots and had me make sure it was straight and if the placement was okay.  Then I laid down and he started to clamp the area.  The clamp did hurt a bit.  He had to do it extra tight for me because I hardly had any flesh to grab onto.  The pain for the clamp wasn't too bad though.  I would say it's a 5/10.  Then he took the needle and told me to take a deep breath.  I've seen it being done many times and usually they do it pretty fast, but Shayne took his sweet ass time haha!  I felt like he was going super slow and I definitely felt the needle pierce through me (not to scare anyone!).  The pain level was like a 7.5 or so.  To me, it felt similar to getting a needle injection from the doctor, which hurts in my opinion!  But everyone is different.  After he pierced me, he slide the barbell in and screwed on the top, and then it was over.  The whole process only took about 10 minutes.  You're literally in then out.

Afterwards, it did hurt a tiny bit; more like being sore.  There would be sudden bursts of soreness here and there but it's nothing horrible.  For the next week and a half after getting it done, it was a little sore throughout the day.  I especially had a hard time with sitting down because my pants would always push onto it or something like that.

Aftercare information and how I take care of my piercing

So aftercare is very important when it comes to piercings.  Navel piercings are very easy to get infected so you're going to want to make sure you clean it was well as possible.  It takes roughly 6 months to a full year before your piercing is completely healed and you're going to want to keep cleaning it until it's fully healed.  There are different ways you can clean it, but you're generally going to want to clean it 2-3 times a day.  Make sure you don't over clean it as well, or that will dry out your piercing.


One way of cleaning is to get this saline solution called H2Ocean Piercing Aftercare Spray.  You can get it at most piercing shops and also at Hot Topic or online.  You're going to want to spray the area down, then take a Q-tip, spray some solution on that, and go around your barbell on the top and bottom, then dry the area.



Shayne gave me an aftercare card that tells me to use mild soap without colour or perfumes and NOT anti-bacterial.  Some examples of soaps you can use are Glycerine soap, Original Neutrogena (which is what I use) and Spectro Gel.

What you're going to want to do is lather the soap on your piercing and area the area to clean it.  Then turn and move the piercing around so the soap gets in there to clean out any discharge.  After, rinse everything off and make sure you get all the soap from inside out too.  You can do this twice a day, and again, make sure you don't over clean because it can cause irritations.  I do this every night when I take a shower, along with a combination of the next method, which is sea salt soaks.

So instead of getting the spray, you can make your own saline solution with non-iodized sea salt.  Make sure it is not normal table salt because this contains iodine which can irritate your piercing.  You're going to want to take a 8oz cup of hot or warm water with 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt.  Yes, that is a tiny amount but too much salt will also dry out and irritate your piercing!  What I do is put that solution in a shot glass and flip the glass over the piercing so it is submerged in all the water.  You're going to want to soak for about 5-15 minutes.  I usually just do 10 minutes.  After soaking, I take a Q-tip, dip it in the solution and clean the barbell from top the bottom.  Then I take another Q-tip to dry the barbell and the area around it.  I do this 2-3 times a day, and even after I showered and cleaned it with the soap.

Please do NOT use alcohol on your piercing because it's way too harsh!  Sea salt soaks are the best because the sea salt will help it heal faster and clean out an infection.  Only do the above methods to clean your piercings, unless your piercer says otherwise.  If you think you have an infection or not sure about anything, your best bet is to contact your piercer and ask because they'll know what to do.


I want a full black titanium one for days when I don't want anything that fancy.  I think a full black piercing is so pretty and minimalistic. 


Belly button jewelry cat by AnnaSiivonen on Etsy! All her stuff are hand-made which is why it's a little expensive but I adore her style!  It's so rustic, and I love that it's a cat.  She has other ones such as a dog one as well.  All her stuff are so unique and pretty.


Arrow Belly Button Jewelry Ring by Azeetadesigns on Etsy.  This is a 14 gauge jewelry which means you can use it for your belly button piercing, or eyebrow piercing or just any piercing that requires a 14 gauge jewelry.

Anyway, that's all :)  If there are further questions, don't be afraid to leave a comment to let me know and I'll try my best to answer them if I have the answers.  In the future, I want an industrial piercing so maybe that will be the next piercing update hehe.

xoxo.

Labels: belly button, piercing, tips, tutorial

Contouring is one of my favourite steps to do when applying makeup.  Sometimes when you apply foundation on your face, it may look really flat, but contouring solves that problem!  I contour my face 90% of the time when I apply my makeup, except for those super lazy days when I hardly apply any makeup at all.  It makes the biggest difference to your face and you can even slim down your face shape a tiny bit!

Products used:

• NYX blush in Taupe (Contour)
• Rimmel blush in Pink Sorbet (Blush)
• Etude House Golden Ratio Contour Maker (Highlight)
• Real Techniques Contour Brush
• Tokidoki Blush Brush
• Small fluffy face brush (no brand, sorry!)

Here's my face without any contouring.  It's pretty flat and my face looks super wide and round ;-; I've applied BB cream, concealer and powdered to set everything in place.  Now I'm ready to start contouring.


First I start with my bronzer, or in this case, I use NYX's blush in Taupe.  I like using this as a contour colour because it is not orange like most bronzers are and it's deep enough to mimic shadows on my face, which is what we're going for.  Contour with a colour that suits your skin tone.  Don't go for something too orange or warm if you're only looking to slim down your face, as a bronzer is only good for, well, bronzing your face.  Also, make sure it's matte with no shimmers what so ever.  Shadows aren't supposed to shimmer and the matte texture will look most natural when you take flash photography.  Shimmers reflect light, and with contour, you want to create shadows.

When contouring the side of your face, go with the E 3 method, where you'd sculpt our these figures onto your face.  I like to focus most of the product on the hallows of my cheeks, just under my cheek bones, and right along my jaw line to slim down my jaw.  Then, with whatever is left, I buff some into my temples to slim down my the sides of my forehead.


Don't forget your nose.  I find this to be the most important part to contour for my face because my nose isn't as slim as I'd like it to be.  I apply some just on the sides of my nose to create a slimmer appearance.


Next, I apply my blush from Rimmel called Pink Sorbet.  The colour of blush is really up to you and you can choose one suitable for the makeup look you're going for that day.  This is my go-to blush because the colour is a subtle pinky-coral.  Smile and apply it on the apples of your cheeks.  I also like to drag it up and out to the side of my face to add a little further contouring.


Highlighting is also one of my favourite parts because it goes hand in hand with contouring.  When you add shadows, you'll want to add some light as well.  Apply your highlighter on any high points of your face.  I always put some down the bridge of my nose to make my nose seem taller.  Then I add some of the tops of my cheek bones and whatever is left goes on the center of my forehead and chin to create a more 3D illusion to my flat Asian face.  Here I'm using Etude House's Golden Ratio Contour Maker, only taking the highlighter portion.  I like to use highlighters with a pinky-white tone to them, but a lot of people also like using more warm, champagne highlighters to create a radiant glow.  Don't apply too much because you don't want to look like a disco ball!



And now we're done!  It's very subtle, but you can see that my face no longer looks washed out and dead, and it's slightly more slim than before.  There isn't a huge difference because remember, you want to keep this natural.  The key is to blend, blend, blend.  But you can definitely do some really heavy contouring with more intense shades for things like face transformations and costumes, etc.

Anyway, I hope you found this somewhat helpful.  Happy contouring, and enjoy the magic of makeup!

Labels: blush, contour, cosmetics, highlighter, makeup, tips, tutorial

For my birthday, I received Kat Von D's Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book and I've been using it every day since I got it!  I absolutely love the colours and they're all so pigmented.  My favourite shades are "Queen", "Oddfellow", and "Wonderland", so I created this look using all those shadows.  I hope you enjoy :)

Labels: kat von d, makeup, tips, tutorial

Hi lovely!

Here's another review from my Korean Haul.  This is SkinFood's Choco Smoky Eye Palette in #2 Warm Brown Choco.  I also have a tutorial based on the instructions on the back :) 




It comes in a dark brown plastic packaging with a mirror inside.  There's a double ended sponge and eyeliner applicator that I don't plan to use.  As you can see, there is a diagram on the back to indicate which colour is meant to go where.  Of course, this is just a guide.  This palette can be used however you wish.  The description says:

Smoky Eye Palette has a warm pink brown color which can be applied as softly melting chocolate.

Here are the swatches of the eye shadows without a base or primer.  The lightest colour (A) is very powdery and shimmery, it barely seems to be noticeable.  The two other colours (B) and (C) are build-able in colour.  I've noticed that the darker the colour, the more pigmented it is.  The gel eyeliner in the palette (which I didn't swatch, sorry!) isn't as pigmented as I'd like.  I'm very use to using black eyeliners, so this dark brown was too subtle for my liking.  It's not the most smooth liner I've ever used, but the texture is not too hard either.  It goes on pretty well. 

I've used this palette a couple of times and I think it's alright.  The lightest colour disappointed me, but the other two are good for a dark smoky look.  It's quite compact as it's approximately the size of my hand, so it's good for traveling if you're on the go.

Rating: ★★★☆☆  3/5

This is an alright eye shadow palette.  It's build-able, but the first colour and the gel eyeliner didn't do it for me.  I do like the colour choice, though.  

Labels: eyeshadow, korean, makeup, review, skinfood, tutorial

Today I'm going to be talking about my belly button piercing.  I'll tell you my experience while getting it, where I got it done, and some aftercare information for those who want to get it done.  Let's start off by showing you my piercing!

Why did you get it done?

For many years, I've always wanted a navel piercing.  The first time I've seen a belly button piercing, I knew I wanted one for myself.  I think it's really feminine and cute!  I love wearing crop tops and showing some midriff, even if some people think "that's so 90s" haha.  Plus, I have a bit of a special belly button as it is not quite and innie and not quite an outie, which I adore :)  Two of my cousins have one and so I was basically next in line to get one too!  In addition to that, I think it's because of the whole breakup thing that got me to decided to just go ahead and do something "slightly" rebellious.  (I was in a very 'fuck it' mood that week)  I hardly consider it rebellious, but other people have told me that's what they think haha.  Regardless, I did it for myself and it was long overdue.

Where did you get it done?

I got it done at New Tribe, downtown Toronto.  Three of my cousins have gotten their piercings done there too and it's pretty decent place.  It's right across from Much Music, on the second floor, so you can't miss it.  Fun fact: it was opened the same year I was born!

What was it like?  Did it hurt?

After asking several people about their experience with getting their navels pierced, most of them said that the clamp hurts more than the piercing itself.  I went into it not nervous or scared, I was more excited than anything else.  I'm not really scared of getting piercings, but getting needle shots do freak me out.  Strange, I know.

So the guy that did my piercing is named Shayne.  He brought me into the room and told me to roll up my shirt just so it wont get in the way.  Pro tip: don't wear tight clothing!  Then he had me stand up straight with my legs together and hands by my side, looking straight toward.  He asked me if I wanted to get the upper or lower part pierced.  I don't have much meat on my belly so he said the lower part would be much easier, but the upper part is still do-able so I chose the upper.  He marked off the spots and had me make sure it was straight and if the placement was okay.  Then I laid down and he started to clamp the area.  The clamp did hurt a bit.  He had to do it extra tight for me because I hardly had any flesh to grab onto.  The pain for the clamp wasn't too bad though.  I would say it's a 5/10.  Then he took the needle and told me to take a deep breath.  I've seen it being done many times and usually they do it pretty fast, but Shayne took his sweet ass time haha!  I felt like he was going super slow and I definitely felt the needle pierce through me (not to scare anyone!).  The pain level was like a 7.5 or so.  To me, it felt similar to getting a needle injection from the doctor, which hurts in my opinion!  But everyone is different.  After he pierced me, he slide the barbell in and screwed on the top, and then it was over.  The whole process only took about 10 minutes.  You're literally in then out.

Afterwards, it did hurt a tiny bit; more like being sore.  There would be sudden bursts of soreness here and there but it's nothing horrible.  For the next week and a half after getting it done, it was a little sore throughout the day.  I especially had a hard time with sitting down because my pants would always push onto it or something like that.

Aftercare information and how I take care of my piercing

So aftercare is very important when it comes to piercings.  Navel piercings are very easy to get infected so you're going to want to make sure you clean it was well as possible.  It takes roughly 6 months to a full year before your piercing is completely healed and you're going to want to keep cleaning it until it's fully healed.  There are different ways you can clean it, but you're generally going to want to clean it 2-3 times a day.  Make sure you don't over clean it as well, or that will dry out your piercing.


One way of cleaning is to get this saline solution called H2Ocean Piercing Aftercare Spray.  You can get it at most piercing shops and also at Hot Topic or online.  You're going to want to spray the area down, then take a Q-tip, spray some solution on that, and go around your barbell on the top and bottom, then dry the area.



Shayne gave me an aftercare card that tells me to use mild soap without colour or perfumes and NOT anti-bacterial.  Some examples of soaps you can use are Glycerine soap, Original Neutrogena (which is what I use) and Spectro Gel.

What you're going to want to do is lather the soap on your piercing and area the area to clean it.  Then turn and move the piercing around so the soap gets in there to clean out any discharge.  After, rinse everything off and make sure you get all the soap from inside out too.  You can do this twice a day, and again, make sure you don't over clean because it can cause irritations.  I do this every night when I take a shower, along with a combination of the next method, which is sea salt soaks.

So instead of getting the spray, you can make your own saline solution with non-iodized sea salt.  Make sure it is not normal table salt because this contains iodine which can irritate your piercing.  You're going to want to take a 8oz cup of hot or warm water with 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt.  Yes, that is a tiny amount but too much salt will also dry out and irritate your piercing!  What I do is put that solution in a shot glass and flip the glass over the piercing so it is submerged in all the water.  You're going to want to soak for about 5-15 minutes.  I usually just do 10 minutes.  After soaking, I take a Q-tip, dip it in the solution and clean the barbell from top the bottom.  Then I take another Q-tip to dry the barbell and the area around it.  I do this 2-3 times a day, and even after I showered and cleaned it with the soap.

Please do NOT use alcohol on your piercing because it's way too harsh!  Sea salt soaks are the best because the sea salt will help it heal faster and clean out an infection.  Only do the above methods to clean your piercings, unless your piercer says otherwise.  If you think you have an infection or not sure about anything, your best bet is to contact your piercer and ask because they'll know what to do.


I want a full black titanium one for days when I don't want anything that fancy.  I think a full black piercing is so pretty and minimalistic. 


Belly button jewelry cat by AnnaSiivonen on Etsy! All her stuff are hand-made which is why it's a little expensive but I adore her style!  It's so rustic, and I love that it's a cat.  She has other ones such as a dog one as well.  All her stuff are so unique and pretty.


Arrow Belly Button Jewelry Ring by Azeetadesigns on Etsy.  This is a 14 gauge jewelry which means you can use it for your belly button piercing, or eyebrow piercing or just any piercing that requires a 14 gauge jewelry.

Anyway, that's all :)  If there are further questions, don't be afraid to leave a comment to let me know and I'll try my best to answer them if I have the answers.  In the future, I want an industrial piercing so maybe that will be the next piercing update hehe.

xoxo.

Labels: belly button, piercing, tips, tutorial

Contouring is one of my favourite steps to do when applying makeup.  Sometimes when you apply foundation on your face, it may look really flat, but contouring solves that problem!  I contour my face 90% of the time when I apply my makeup, except for those super lazy days when I hardly apply any makeup at all.  It makes the biggest difference to your face and you can even slim down your face shape a tiny bit!

Products used:

• NYX blush in Taupe (Contour)
• Rimmel blush in Pink Sorbet (Blush)
• Etude House Golden Ratio Contour Maker (Highlight)
• Real Techniques Contour Brush
• Tokidoki Blush Brush
• Small fluffy face brush (no brand, sorry!)

Here's my face without any contouring.  It's pretty flat and my face looks super wide and round ;-; I've applied BB cream, concealer and powdered to set everything in place.  Now I'm ready to start contouring.


First I start with my bronzer, or in this case, I use NYX's blush in Taupe.  I like using this as a contour colour because it is not orange like most bronzers are and it's deep enough to mimic shadows on my face, which is what we're going for.  Contour with a colour that suits your skin tone.  Don't go for something too orange or warm if you're only looking to slim down your face, as a bronzer is only good for, well, bronzing your face.  Also, make sure it's matte with no shimmers what so ever.  Shadows aren't supposed to shimmer and the matte texture will look most natural when you take flash photography.  Shimmers reflect light, and with contour, you want to create shadows.

When contouring the side of your face, go with the E 3 method, where you'd sculpt our these figures onto your face.  I like to focus most of the product on the hallows of my cheeks, just under my cheek bones, and right along my jaw line to slim down my jaw.  Then, with whatever is left, I buff some into my temples to slim down my the sides of my forehead.


Don't forget your nose.  I find this to be the most important part to contour for my face because my nose isn't as slim as I'd like it to be.  I apply some just on the sides of my nose to create a slimmer appearance.


Next, I apply my blush from Rimmel called Pink Sorbet.  The colour of blush is really up to you and you can choose one suitable for the makeup look you're going for that day.  This is my go-to blush because the colour is a subtle pinky-coral.  Smile and apply it on the apples of your cheeks.  I also like to drag it up and out to the side of my face to add a little further contouring.


Highlighting is also one of my favourite parts because it goes hand in hand with contouring.  When you add shadows, you'll want to add some light as well.  Apply your highlighter on any high points of your face.  I always put some down the bridge of my nose to make my nose seem taller.  Then I add some of the tops of my cheek bones and whatever is left goes on the center of my forehead and chin to create a more 3D illusion to my flat Asian face.  Here I'm using Etude House's Golden Ratio Contour Maker, only taking the highlighter portion.  I like to use highlighters with a pinky-white tone to them, but a lot of people also like using more warm, champagne highlighters to create a radiant glow.  Don't apply too much because you don't want to look like a disco ball!



And now we're done!  It's very subtle, but you can see that my face no longer looks washed out and dead, and it's slightly more slim than before.  There isn't a huge difference because remember, you want to keep this natural.  The key is to blend, blend, blend.  But you can definitely do some really heavy contouring with more intense shades for things like face transformations and costumes, etc.

Anyway, I hope you found this somewhat helpful.  Happy contouring, and enjoy the magic of makeup!

Labels: blush, contour, cosmetics, highlighter, makeup, tips, tutorial

For my birthday, I received Kat Von D's Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book and I've been using it every day since I got it!  I absolutely love the colours and they're all so pigmented.  My favourite shades are "Queen", "Oddfellow", and "Wonderland", so I created this look using all those shadows.  I hope you enjoy :)

Labels: kat von d, makeup, tips, tutorial

Hi lovely!

Here's another review from my Korean Haul.  This is SkinFood's Choco Smoky Eye Palette in #2 Warm Brown Choco.  I also have a tutorial based on the instructions on the back :) 




It comes in a dark brown plastic packaging with a mirror inside.  There's a double ended sponge and eyeliner applicator that I don't plan to use.  As you can see, there is a diagram on the back to indicate which colour is meant to go where.  Of course, this is just a guide.  This palette can be used however you wish.  The description says:

Smoky Eye Palette has a warm pink brown color which can be applied as softly melting chocolate.

Here are the swatches of the eye shadows without a base or primer.  The lightest colour (A) is very powdery and shimmery, it barely seems to be noticeable.  The two other colours (B) and (C) are build-able in colour.  I've noticed that the darker the colour, the more pigmented it is.  The gel eyeliner in the palette (which I didn't swatch, sorry!) isn't as pigmented as I'd like.  I'm very use to using black eyeliners, so this dark brown was too subtle for my liking.  It's not the most smooth liner I've ever used, but the texture is not too hard either.  It goes on pretty well. 

I've used this palette a couple of times and I think it's alright.  The lightest colour disappointed me, but the other two are good for a dark smoky look.  It's quite compact as it's approximately the size of my hand, so it's good for traveling if you're on the go.

Rating: ★★★☆☆  3/5

This is an alright eye shadow palette.  It's build-able, but the first colour and the gel eyeliner didn't do it for me.  I do like the colour choice, though.  

Labels: eyeshadow, korean, makeup, review, skinfood, tutorial

UserName: Hyokii
Age: 23
Birthday: January 22
Location: Toronto, Canada.
Sign: Aquarius Sun, Gemini Moon, Aries Rising

Who are you?
I'm just an average girl studying graphic design in my hometown Toronto. I'm nothing special but I like to blog and document my findings :) I'm really into astrology so come and tell me your sign!

What do you blog about?
Mostly just about my life and occasional beauty hauls and product reviews.

What does 'babo gongju' mean?
It's Korean for 'stupid princess'.

Boyfriend?
Yes! He does Muay Thai and he's a Virgo.

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I have extremely dry dehydrated skin and really dry/flaky lips. Light; yellow with neutral leaning cool undertone. Currently wearing NARS Sheer Glow in Gobi.

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Tonymoly Cats Wink Smooth Primer
Etude House Goodbye Pore Ever Primer
Skin Food Choco Smoky Eye Palette
Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Shine Deep Treatment
Real Techniques Core Collection Brush Set
Etude House Golden Ratio Contour Maker
Skin Food Coffee Creamy Sheer Lipstick (PP701 Plum Wine)
Etude House Real Art Cleansing Oil (Moisture)
Skin Food Bath Salt (Peppermint)
Etude House Miss Tangerine Cream Choux Blusher
Skin Food Red Orange Makeup Finish (Matte Type)
Tonymoly Cat Chu Wink Tony Tint (Cherry Pink)
Etude House Etoinette Crystal Shine Lip Lipstick (PPK001 & PPK003)
Etude House Etoinette Brush Collection
The Face Shop Rice Water Bright Cleansing Special Set
The Face Shop Cotton Pads
The Face Shop Face It 07 Quick Top Coat
The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Design My Eyebrow (01 Gray Brown)
The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Style My Eyebrow (01 Gray Brown)
The Face Shop Face It Designing Cake Eyebrow (01 Khaki Grey)
Etude House Dear My Blooming Eyes (OR203 Mesmerizing Orange)
Nicole by O.P.I. Nail Polish (Iceberg Lotus)
The Face Shop Real Nature Mask Aloe Vera
The Face Shop Face It Styling Auto Gel Liner (01 Edgy Black)
The Face Shop Floral Water Mist
The Face Shop Mild Papaya Peeling Gel
Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book
Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte Lipstick By Kate Moss (111 Kiss Of Life)
Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte Lipstick By Kate Moss (102)
Sally Hansen Big Matte Top Coat
Witchcraft Mini+Cures Set
Maybelline Volum’ Express The Colossal Smoky Eyes Mascara
Nicole by O.P.I. Quick Dry Top Coat
Essence Kalinka Beauty 01 Babushka Me Lip Brush
Maybelline Volum’Express The Rocket Waterproof Mascara
Maybelline Eye Studio Master Drama Eyeliner in Midnight Master
Maybelline Fit Me Concealer in 10 Light
Maybelline Dream Lumi Touch Highlighting Concealer in Ivory

Etude House Nymph Aura Volumer (sample)
Etude House Mal;Gem All In One Emulsion (sample)
Etude House Mal;Gem Smoother Toner (sample)
Etude House Sun Prise Super Aqua SPF45/PA+++ (sample)
Etude House Precious Mineral BB Cream SPF30/PA++ (sample)
Etude House Moistfull Collagen Firming Eye Cream (sample)
Skin Food Platinum Grape Cell Essential BB Cream SPF45/PA+++ (sample)
Skin Food Agave Cactus Emulsion (sample)
The Face Shop Chia Seed Moisture-Holding Seed Cream(sample)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Toner(sample)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Lotion(sample)
Updated The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Toner & Lotion (full size)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Facial Butter(sample fullsize)
The Face Shop Volcanic Clay Black Head Aloe Nose Strip(sample)
The Face Shop Herb Day 365 Cleansing Foam Acerola (sample)
The Face Shop White Secret Whitening Body Essence (sample)


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. Anime North
. Cosplay Rin
. Cosplay X-23
. Princess Cafe date (12.10.12)
. VVIP album(02.20.11)
. Visit Hong Kong again
. Graduate university
. Paris

to be continued...

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