(Sponsored) GOBDIGOUN Luxury Korean Skin Care Review

There is no doubt that Koreans know good skin care. From dry skin to acne to anti-aging concerns, there are many Korean beauty products available to choose from. This time, I was given the opportunity to review Gobdigoun, a luxury Korean brand that has been established since 2010. 

A little background info about Gobdigoun, it is created by LG Household & Health Care Shop's Beautiplex and they have physical stores at Myeongdong and Chungmu in Seoul. They don't have any store yet in Indonesia, but fret not because you can still buy their products online.

GoGirl! Beauty Market Vol.2: Art Installation & Beauty Hauls

I went to outer space during my Friday Lunch for a picnic 💟

Last week, I went to GoGirl! Beauty Market Vol.2 located at Kota Kasablanka Mall. The timing was pretty tight since I went there during my Friday lunch hour, hence why I didn't have much time to take pictures 😞  I just had enough time to browse around, went to ATM to draw cash, buy the products that I want, and rushed back to the office 😣

(Review & Swatch) RiRe Eye Pigments - Complete Shades

Is there anyone here who loves glittery and sparkly eyes? I certainly do, because it's the most simple way to make your eyes pop. Just use one glittery shadow and all attention goes to your eyes.

It's not easy to find good glitter shadow, but luckily I stumbled upon this super pretty yet affordable eye pigments from RiRe. RiRe itself is a Korean brand and all of their products are made in Korea yet they are all still fairly affordable.

I have all 5 shades from this pigment range, and even though the application is a bit tricky, after a while I can do it pretty fast and I think it's worth the result.

(Review) Esfolio Sheet Mask Review: Clean Skin Mask & Essence Mask

Have you ever heard of this Korean skincare brand called Esfolio? I found out about this brand around few months ago from elevenia. Some of this brand's hero products are the sheet masks and aloe vera gel.

I've tried both of their sheet masks and aloe vera gel and I like both of them. However, in this post I will only review the sheet masks first.

The sheet masks come in two type: Clean Skin Mask and Essence Mask. The name's very confusing for me, because on both of the packaging, they both use "Essence Mask Sheet" as product names. The significant difference for me is the packaging; the Clean Skin one has matte packaging with cute illustration, while the Essence Mask has glossy packaging with photo of the ingredient it contains.

(Sponsored) NEOGEN Bio-Peel Gauze Peeling Wine & Real Fresh Foam Cleanser Cereal Review

NEOGEN Dermalogy

I am  a fan of exfoliating my skin. From traditional facial scrubs until the recently surfacing trend of chemical exfoliation, I love them all. Exfoliating your skin has many beneficial results; some of them are to unclog your pores (resulting in smaller-looking pores!), encourage new skin growth, improves blood circulation, and basically makes your skin looks clearer and healthier.

I have been seeing this Korean brand Neogen Dermalogy keeps popping up in my social media. Unlike the majority of Korean brands that comes with cutesy-packaging approach, Neogen Dermalogy looks very professional and have this skin-clinic vibe. My skin normally doesn't really fancy Korean skincare, but I got intrigued by this particular brand because apparently, it is already sold on Sephora US website! 

(Review) Innisfree Bija Trouble Line

Innisfree Bija Line (Lotion, Facial Wash, Spot Treatment)

As a girl with oily and acne-prone skin, I'm always looking for the next magic skincare line to treat my skin woes.

Last week, I started using Innisfree's Bija Trouble line. It's Innisfree's line for acne-prone skin, and since my previous experience with Innisfree products have always been nice, I was excited to try these products. I did some research on people's reviews, and mostly are good, so I felt pretty safe to try this line.