Importance of Using Sunscreen + Biore UV Kids Sunscreen Review
Sunscreen is an effective protective agent against damage from the sun’s powerful rays for all ages, genders, and skin types. Regular application effectively blocks harmful UV rays that cause formation of dark spots, freckles, and prevents sunburns, premature skin aging and skin pigmentation Sunscreen acts as a shield against harmful UV rays that can penetrate your skin every time your skin is exposed to the sun. Therefore, it is advisable that you wear sunscreen every day. Biore UV Kids Sunscreen Jop has been using sun protection from my stash, until Biore finally launched their Biore UV Kids Sunscreen. Gentle and allergy- tested Water and sweat- resistant Fragrance- free Ultra light and milk…
WATCH: Liese Bubble Dye in Chestnut Brown
Kikatsikat Says: Last week I was invited to the launch of the best bubble dye your money can buy! Finally Liese Bubble Hair Color (pronounced as Li-zey) is available in the Philippines. My good friend Crissey (hellocrissey.com) can’t stop raving about the product and how it’s her favorite kaya I was enticed into attending the event. There’s also a separate event that Martha (Digify/Beauty Junkee) invited me to but I had to decline kasi Geof had his school appointment and as you know, family first 🙂 I have mine in liese bubble dye in chestnut brown but had to re-dye my hair to rose tea brown because my purple hair turned green My Bubble Dye Fun…
READ: Japanese Cow Beauty Soap Review – Milky Good!
Today I’ll be reviewing the famouse Japanese Cow Beauty Soap *crunches knuckles and fingers* It’s been a while my friends. Well, 4 days to be exact. I used to be on a daily roll of posts thanks to advance scheduling but the scheduled posts cannot keep up with my tardiness and I ran out. Thus, why I’m writing today and scheduling for the next few days so that you can have more writings and reviews to digest! What? Japanese Cow Beauty Soap How much? 100php/bar Where to buy? Koichi Japanese Store, Japanichi Online, Cheskas Store I was at Robinson’s Malate a few months ago and passed by my favorite Japanese Stall there named “Koichi”…
