Beauty
Vous trouverez ici mes Meilleures Adresses au monde pour acheter des cosmétiques ou pour vous faire chouchouter (soins du visage, massages, sauna, hammam...)
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Which cosmetics to buy in Japan? Where to buy them? (2020)
After a month and a half in Japan, I must tell you one thing: Japanese women have really beautiful skin (even without makeup, their skin is flawless). It’s not only genetic, the many cosmetic stores and statistics prove that Japanese women spend a lot of money in facial care. And their products are really effective. Where to buy Japanese cosmetics in Japan? You can buy most cosmetic products at “drugstores” such as Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Seijo,K Port Drug Mart, Sundrug, Kokumin… You can also find them at Darty’s equivalents, such as Big Camera, Tokyu Hands… It is better to buy the most expensive brands like SK-II, Shiseido from “department stores” like…
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My Fav massages, facials thermal baths, hammam and cosmetic stores in Seville (Spain)
Having been a stress of life, I have gotten into the habit, since I have a salary, of going regularly to an institute to relax: massage, sauna, hamma, facial care… I love it! Now that stress is no longer a permanent state for me, I still continue to be pampered, even when I’m travelling around the world In general, I’m used to going to institutes run by Asians: the prices are softer, and the massages are often more energetic and more precise (the acupuncture points all that, it’s no joke). However, the Asian population in Seville is close to nothing, so we’ll go to the local institutes instead. I warn…
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My Skincare Routine and Review of Dr. Hauschka and Mario Badescu: Goodbye Adult Acne
this post is NOT sponsored Today, I’m super excited to share with you my new routine for clear, clean skin. It’s important for me to share this with you, especially if, like me, you suffer from adult acne. I know how much it can hurt, and how hard it is to find a competent professional who doesn’t suggest, for the umpteenth time, birth control pills, Roaccutane, BHA, AHA, peels, antibiotics, or other aggressive methods that, at best, calm acne temporarily until the end of the treatment, and at worst, make the skin even worse. My skin type & my skin issues I’m 32, I have sensitive combination skin and it…
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Dr. Hauschka [Review]: Purifying Cleansing Cream, Balancing Oil, Clarifying Toner, and Fluide Day Cream
P.S.: This post is NOT sponsored This post provides some additional info to my first post My Dr. Hauschka and Mario Badescu Routine: Bye Bye Adult Acne Some useful info about Dr. Hauschka Yes, I treated myself to all this 😀 You can buy Hauschka products on the Lookfantastic website (link) or the FeelUnique website (link). These two sites regularly offer 20% to 23% off Dr. Hauschka products Dr. Hauschka is a German organic brand whose products cater to all skin types (not just blemished skin). Indeed, the brand believes in the skin’s self-correcting ability – meaning everyone can have normal skin, provided we stimulate its natural functions and help it…
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My Dr. Hauschka Facial at Maison Hauschka in Paris
After being won over by the Dr. Hauschka Purifying Care Set, I took advantage of my stay in Paris to offer me and my sister the famous Dr. Hauschka Plenitude Care… at the Maison Dr. Hauschka. Well, Hauschka treatments can be done at any of the brand’s trained estheticians, but for a first treatment, I still prefer to go to the (official) institute – especially for the place, built in a responsible/feng shui manner, a real haven of peace nestled in a courtyard. The House of Dr. Hauschka is in the 9th near the Ledru Rollin subway station, it is a neighborhood that I know little but quite fancy, the…
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[Test and Review] Dr. Hauschka Purifying & Refining Kit
Ever since my round-the-world trip, my skin has been really moody. The stress and insomnia of the last two months haven’t helped. After this bout of stress, I revised my routine and realized I was neglecting my skin so much that I wasn’t even moisturizing after cleansing => hello imperfections! It’s time to set up a different facial routine as a Digital Nomad, different from the one I had during my round-the-world trip. The difference is that now I have a suitcase, I move less often, and I can afford slightly larger pots. My skin I’ve never actually had nice skin. Acne from age 14, only on the T-zone. When…
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Best Facials in Budapest: My fav Addresses
It would be a shame to spend a month in Budapest, the thermal bath paradise, without a facial. However, my Google search for “Budapest facial treatment” did not give me satisfactory results. I had to search on my own like a big one. Here are some addresses that I tested for you. Quick Hair Salon Address: Budapest, Haris köz 6, 1052 Price: 7200 HUF or 24€ for a facial treatment (deep cleansing and massage) lasting about 1 hour It is while passing in front of this small hairdressing salon not very far from my home that I had the idea to do a facial in Budapest. If even a small…
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Where to find Korean and Japanese cosmetics in Vietnam
It is very easy to find Korean, Japanese and even worldwide cosmetics in Vietnam. But to find the cheapest stores, follow my advice! The Vietnamese have a flawless method: the suitcase. When they don’t go through the stewardesses, the travelers, they send by boat, parcels… Thus, the Clarisonic Mia Fit, which isn’t even on sale in France, is already available in Vietnam. Hada Crie devices are also available, even the most recent models. You should know that Facebook is adored by unofficial resellers in Vietnam. They can have a Facebook page, do only home delivery (to you and to them), but without having a website. Where to buy Korean/Japanese cosmetics…
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Where to buy Korean and Japanese cosmetics in Bangkok
If you are a fan of layering like me (Asian skin care technique) and you have the opportunity to come to Bangkok, don’t miss this opportunity to stock up on Korean and Japanese products
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Layering Routine for a long trip around the world
Introduction (optional) Those who know me well know that I’m a bit obsessed with skin care (all because of my skin from ¨”@_!%). Since being trained by my (former client) Clarins (the “how to apply creams/serums correctly” pro) and finding myself on the Les Beautés Testent website, I have not only adhered to the Japanese layering but I have also bought the book by Japanese Chizu Saeki , Korean-American Charlotte Cho and a Hitachi Hada Cree, while I already have a Clarisonic and a light therapy machine (!!). Yes, after years, I have finally found my products. Everything will be fine if I can continue my skincare obsession to reach…
