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[product review] Shiseido FT Hadasui Skin Water Cream Bottle + DHC Acerola Lotion

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 In this post, I move on to a toner/lotion review as my previous post was on facial wash. Apart from picking up my beauty loots from Matsumoto Kiyoshi, I also love shopping at Don Quijote , it is a brand of discount chain stores where they offer international luxury brand items such as Cosmetics, beauty care, grooming products, clothing/cosplay accessories and even household/electrical products.   Toners are used widely to refresh the skin throughout the day and prep skin without drying!   DHC Acerola Lotion comes in a berry dark pink glass bottle and it keeps my face hydrated though the brightening effect is not significant obvious. As a whole, DHC Acerola Lotion is a good toner with alcohol free, as it keeps combination skin clean and clear.   The main ingredient of this product are Acerola berries, which are used to fight against aging. A high content of Vitamin C helps to ward off radical damages to the skin. ...

[Japan trip] 1-Day Tour : Mount Fuji - Hakone

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It has been a month or so since my return from my holiday in Japan, and before I blog about my full Tokyo Experience, I want to start off my first travel blog post on my One-Day-Tour at Hakone . Thanks so much to my Baby for arranging this wonderful tour for me! I had a SUGOI day at Hakone ! If you like hot spring (onsen), then Hakone is a place that you shouldn't miss!   Prior to the departure for my Japan trip, my Baby purchased a Day's tour to MOUNT FUJI - HAKONE online from a Japanese Tour agency called JAPANiCAN, and it cost about SGD300plus for both of us.  You can check out the others tours that they have in JAPANiCAN.com    Our day tour occurred on the 2nd last day of our holiday, we had to wake up pretty early in the morning in order to catch the bus at Shinjuku Bus Terminal at 7.45am, which would take us to Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal . The itinerary was given to us when we reached the meeting point. Baby got me a pac...