Had a short meetup with WY and Shermaine after FYP ytd. We had our dinner at Thai Express and i love their tomyum soup. I wld say WY changed alot because she lost 20 plus kg. Our optimum weight is all 50kg. I think i can easily do so if i starve myself for like 3 days?? I shall wait for a day when i have the mood to do so and just drink fruit juice or eat fruits for the whole day. I heard Nana say someone actually just drink fruit juice everyday for quite long but did not faint. How on earth did she do that? Let me just wait for the day when i have this motivation, not now. I just love to eat during the holidays. As long as i maintain my weight and it does not increase till it reaches >55kg, i am alright with it. But i still want my 48kg in sec 4.... I always love to eat like a pig and hence, gained 5kg over 3 years.

Anyway, i am reading this book now.

I love this book because it gives ratings to almost all the facial products in the market. Sadly, BeneFit which i always love have almost nth recommended. And i also gave up on buying the Bliss cleaner and toner because most of their products were not recommended and it was said to be over-priced.

Hence, after reading almost the entire book on what is said to the best cleanser for OILY skin, i shall now compile a list.
1) DHC Facial wash for oilier skin. ( a standard,detergent-based,water-soluble cleanser. This typical formulation is definitely an option for normal to oily skin.)
2) Neutrogena Fresh Foaming cleaner soap-free cleaner for combination skin ( very good,detergent-based,water-soluble cleaner for most skin types.)
3) Olay foaming face wash (standard,detergent-based,water-soluble cleanser that cleans the face well and can be good for most skin types.)
4) Urban Decay Zen cleanse 2-in-1 cleanser and toner (an extremely standard, detergent-based cleanser that would work well for someone with normal to oily skin.)
Which shld i get?

I agree that when a product is expensive, it does not necessarily means it works the best. Brands like Chanel, Clinique, Estee Lauder, Shiseido, etc were not really recommended well in the book. Irritating thing was when reading this book, i realised the "all about eyes" from Clinique suits dry skin more. Stupid woman.

When i have the time, i will post a detailed one on which are the recommended scrubs, toners, moisturisers, foundations, etc. Stay tune for it ok???

Bye!