Showing posts with label Daiso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daiso. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 January 2012

Review - Daiso charcoal pore cleansing masque


Awhile ago when Daiso first opened its Sydney store in Chatswood i bought this charcoal  pore cleansing masque.

The masque comes in this small squeezable tube with English and Japanese instructions on the back. Gotta love bilingual packets!

The masque is a very thick sticky black gel, which dries when its contact with the air so you just peel it straight off, no need to wash your face afterwards!

I wouldn't recommend putting it all over your face as it will tend to pull your fine facial hairs off with it, ouch!

It is a great masque for clearing out any black heads you may have on your nose, a super cheap and fun alternative to to the boré nose strips.

And as for the smell, there is no charcoal scent, i actually think it smells slightly like cucumbers.

Rating: 4/5

Sunday, 18 December 2011

Xmas shopping look

I was asked for some more Fashion shots and inspo, so this is just what im wearing for Xmas shopping today..




Sportsgirl singlet
bardot jeans
Wittner shoes

Daiso #211 lashes

Tuesday, 18 October 2011

Review - Daiso Lashes Type D

I used one of my new Daiso lashes over the weekend, volume long, straight type D.
They come in packs of two, no glue included.
They are of course plastic, what can you expect for $2.80, have a narrow black strip.



Click below to read review


Thursday, 13 October 2011

Daiso Opens in Chatswood!

I was lucky enough to check out the new Chatswood Daiso store today for its pre-opening. the Store opened its doors from 12pm-2pm offering shoppers the chance to win a $1000 voucher and a goodie bag with each purchase.

I absolutely loved 100yen shops when i was in Japan, they sold everything! and all so cheap. I was super excited to check out the Australian store. The Australian version sells everything for $2.80, because of exchange rate shipping, Australian wages/rent and so on.
But still $2.80 is pretty cheap!

The shop itself is nothing special, cheap plastic racks and fittings, narrow aisles, but it is huge and stocks just as much stuff as the 100yen shops in Japan. I was disappointed about one thing though, no food! I was looking forward to getting some cheap yummy Japanese lollies or chips. I'm not sure if this was because they hadn't put this stock out yet, as some of the shelves were empty, or their just not planning on selling the food here.

To see what i bought, click below