So my supposedly uneventful Pink Day at Pavilion, KL, wasn't so uneventful after all. Ever since this Limited Edition range was released in Korea months - perhaps almost a year - ago, I didn't want to think of it too much and tried to avoid the hype... because of the devastation that it wouldn't be available in Malaysia or outside of Korea was just too much for me.
This puff is the first item to be reviewed out of the products I received in my Korea Travelpack, click the link if you'd like to see what else I got from my friend in Korea but read on if you'd like to see what this baby can do first!
I decided to open up this package in the wee morning hours of an event I was meant to attend, so please bear with my not-up-to-par photographs. It probably... wasn't one of my best ideas but hopefully I did a decent job despite the time constraints and bad lighting. ^^;
No longer will Mulan's makeup-removal scene in 'Reflection' be an over exaggeration. I was lucky enough to find Bifesta on our shores when I just started to dabble in the art of makeup. Before that, eyeliner and the sort were restricted to anime conventions and proms, the removal of which, was greatly dreaded.
Before we go into details, let me just put into context how awesome this makeup remover is. Calling it Holy Grail would be an understatement.
Call it the "Forever Repurchase" / "Holy Grail" / "the crème de la crème of the mask basket". It doesn't matter which term is used, the literal translation of all that skincare jargon essentially is:
One of the best products from Etude House I've used to date! Does what it says on the proverbial tin and moisturises my skin to soft and supple perfection.
This is Meggie Royer and she is a brilliant writer in need of support for her hospital bills and tuition. Please spread the love and show her your support. She is also open to custom orders.
Rin, 22, Malaysia
