Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Geisha Facial Mask

Geisha Facial Mask

I've been looking for a facial mask that would fit in my skin. Previously I always spent my money in a Spa to have a facial mask but times goes by, I can feel that I am just wasting my money weekly for nothing. I am not showing any difference in my face. So I started to look for a facial mask that can be done at home. I tried most of the facial mask in the beauty stores but it is no good for me. I tried this branded facial mask but after few minutes of using it, I felt itchy and redness in my face so I immediately stopped using it. 

While I am reading for blogs of my co-bloggers. I read about the Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask or known as Geisha Facial Mask. Actually I already heard about it before but I just don't know where to buy it because I saw it in a Spa and it cost $200 for an hour. I can't spend that amount for a facial mask. But my co-blogger said that the Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask only cost $22.50 online. No questions asked, I bought it immediately. 



While waiting for the delivery, I researched more about the Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask. Then I found out that this mask was used by Geisha and Kabuki Actors 400 years ago to remove their heavy make ups and to remove stains in their kimono. And it is also used by the Ladies in the Samurai families to improve their skin. And up to now both men and women are still using it worldwide. Wow. Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask is part of the history of Japan. 


I used the Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask 7 days before my birthday. Hoping that this can make me look good and fresh on my party. I only used few powder then I added clean water until it became like a paste then applied it in my face. I leave it in my face for 15 minutes. After rinsing it, I became speechless. My face looks awesome. I can't hardly believe what happened to my face. My face looks glowing and whiter. And when I touched my face, it feels absolutely soft and smooth. It is amazing. 




Then 2 days before my birthday I used the Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask again but now I leave it on my skin for 30 minutes. Because they said that the longer you leave Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask in your face the better its effect. 

Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask never fail me. My face looks fantastic after using it. My face looks softer, smoother and glowing. This products rocks my life. I would like to send my appreciation to Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask. 

See Uguisu No Fun Illuminating Mask at www.uguisushop.com

Friday, March 15, 2013

Revival Retreat Comic Relief Red Nose Day

Revival Retreat Comic Relief Red Nose Day



With Red Nose Day coming up, staff at Revival Retreat on Byers Road have come up with their own fun way of getting donations for Comic Relief.
Revival Retreat is a Beauty Salon in the heart of Glasgow’s West End. You can read more about them in myprevious posts about the salon.
  

To raise money for Comic Relief  Red Nose Day Revival Retreat therapists will be dressed up in their pyjamas and taking donations on Friday 15th March.





The Salon will also be hosting an amazing raffle with prizes of up to £350 on the day, which include a course of IPL laser hair removal or a pamper session for two people worth £200.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Debenhams SS13 Press Day - Spring Beauty Essentials

Debenhams SS13 Press Day - Spring Beauty Essentials



I've been really looking forward to finding out what SS13 beauty collections would look like.


I popped along to the Debenhams Press show in Glasgow's Lighthouse arts centre to check out the new collections.
Some of Debenhams top beauty brands were on display and I was really excited to have a peek.

Although we've not had much of a "Spring" yet here in Glasgow, I still like to chose my cosmetic shades to fit in with the seasons as looking down at a lovely bright shade on my nails certainly helps to brighten up a miserable, rainy day.
The key trends this SS are your usual pastels for Spring moving onto brights and almost neon shades for Summer however this year both have taken an interesting twist.

Illamasqua have opted for their "speckled" effect (above bottom right of pic) to feature in their I'mPerfection collection and the beautiful pastel polishes have black specks, almost like a black glitter throughout. These are right on time for Easter, They remind me a lot of Cadbury's mini eggs. (I'm not a chocolate fan but I could eat mini eggs all day)


CK One have also thrown in a little twist to their Summery polishes as the chartreuse and sea blue shades are both scented with CK One fragrance. Although a slight novelty product (I have yet to find a reasonable need for a scented nail polish) I absolutely adore the idea and the shades are right up my street.
CK One have also re-branded their cosmetics and have relaunched in the UK recently. I really enjoyed seeing the collection as they have a fantastic range including duo blushes and eyeshadow quads all in a wide range of shades. Their new foundation has also recently launched which is the 3 in 1 Face Makeupwhich includes a serum, primer and foundation with SPF which will be perfect for summer.

Pastel shades all feature in IllamasquaYSL, and Guerlain's eyeshadow and blush palettes this Spring. I'm a huge fan of Illamasqua's blush duo's in Lover/Hussy and Katie/Ambition.

As with all SS beauty collections there is always something for the bronzed beach goddess and this year is no exception. Guerlain have released their lip glosses in some beautiful shades, including a to-die-for gold which would be perfect for hot Summer nights.


Mavala's Summer collection of polishes would also be the perfect polish to accompany your sandles on the beach. I love a bright polish on my toes in the Summer and some of their new shades are just gorgeous.

Clarins new Summer 2013 collection, Splendours is also on my wishlist for the warmer weather (if it comes) The Summer Bronzing Compact, Colour Quartet and liner eye palette and instant Smooth crystal lip balms and lip gels all look really pretty. The Crystal lip balms will be a great alternative to lipstick as they provide a hint of sheer colour without looking too heavy.


The shade I can see myself mostly wearing on my nails this Spring/Summer is definitely this chartrusse shade from Nail Girls London. They have a fantastic collection of polishes which are all free from harmful chemicals.
They also have a great nail bar based in Debenhams within Glasgow's Silverburn shopping centre. If you are in the area I'd advise popping in for some pampering.


Monday, February 11, 2013

Valentines Day, Boux Avenue Wishlist

Valentines Day, Boux Avenue Wishlist




I love Valentines Day,  although I think that you should let the ones you love know every day of the year. Its nice to have one special day to go all out.


My other half is usually quite good with Valentines gifts, he normally manages a trip to MAC and I normally get him some sort of dj/electronic equipment item that he usually loves but is completely alien to me.

This year I've been secretly hoping for some nice new lingerie and I've seen some gorgeous pieces recently from Boux Avenue
Here are some of what I've been longing for and think would make for perfectly romantic Valentines day...

Beautysets - Valentines Wishlist
I adore these two sets from Boux Avenue, The black set is Jen Silk Balconette Plunge Bra (£30) and Jen Silk Shorts (£30) and the red is the Alexus Silk Balconette Bra (£30) and Alexus Silk Shorts  (£16). I also love the Frilly Milly red and white briefs (£9) They are so cute and perfect for Valentines.
Champagne and chocolate covered strawberries would top the day off nicely.
 
However, although my Mr will probably get me a lovely gift, my Valentines is more than likely to end up like this;

Beautysets - valentines
 
These Follow Your Heart Pyjamas (£28) look super comfortable and will be great for snuggling up on the sofa with this mini hot water bottle (£8) and a good movie, Walk the Line is one of my favourites.

How will you be spending your Valentines Day?
 
 
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