If it’s already been a few too many years since your 21st birthday and the whole getting better with age concept is harder than it first seemed, you’re not alone. The art of anti-ageing is one which will set us up for decades to come and, if mastered from the outset, we can only thank our past selves when we’re enjoying a healthy and happy 31st, 41st and whatever comes after that.
“Nature gives you the face you have at 20; it’s up to you to merit the face you have at 50.” Truer words were never spoken, Coco Chanel, but earing that merit calls for a lot of dedication, persistence and resilience at the bathroom vanity. It’s something I’m mastering and about to divulge the secrets to skin, hair and body success.
Strangers’ admiration of my clear, soft and supple skin is not something I am accustomed to. “Holy, your skin is so soft. Touch mine, I am not as lucky as you,” is a new concept to me as I was gifted with admirable skin “LATER” in life, after many an experiment and plenty of dedication to a torturous daily routine. I am not one of the born lucky ones. I actually had dry skin and suffered lots of related problems in my teenage years, went to school with them extra dry knees and I remember wishing I knew a miracle affordable cure actually called skin-lotion by then that I could use to solve all my related problems. By then, it was only for fixing my appearances, but years later I realized, like healthy skin, hair and body, lots of things take time, resilience and dedication to the end result.
That dedication paid off and my skin lived to tell the tale of the results of successful beauty secrets. My journey started 10 years ago and after a grueling decade of patience and resilience to the daily beauty grind, I am proud to say I have glowing healthy skin! Yay! I’m about to save you the ground work and share my secrets to clear, soft and supple skin. You’re welcome.
GROOMING, SHOPPING GUIDE, TRAVEL
WHY MR.PORTER IS YOUR ONE DESTINATION FOR ALL SKIN PROBLEMS THIS SUMMER
August 16, 2016
So you know where you want to go on your travels but do you know where to go with your skincare problems? Mr. Porter has being the one-stop destination for men to find travel picks for not only a range of fashionable items but for also their grooming and lifestyle needs, particularly what to put on their skin. So let’s have a peak at what Mr.porter is offering for 2016 men skin solutions! Continue Reading…
Bloggers Boyfriend asked beauty and skincare guru and blogger Nilushi the most common men’s skin issues ever ever asked in history, and here are her answers and the real “new year new you” bullshit-proof solutions.
“If you should invest in anything, it should be on your skin first.”
If someone was to ask you, “How you first came to hear about Kiehl’s,”- what would you say?
Kiehl’s is not like the other retailers in high-end beauty department stores.
The premium skincare retailer is known for its niche for not only formulating naturally derived ingredients and their simple packaging but for letting the quality of its products speak for itself.
Kate Moss carrying her Kiehl’s Eco-bag walking with her daughter via selebcasual.blog12.fc2.com
Supermodel Kate Moss has even been spotted walking out with Kiehl’s bags as well as revealing to Instyle Magazine, “the Kiehl’s Crème de Corps is a good body moisturiser.”
When you describe your desired hair colour as between Ryan Gosling’s aggressiveness and Matt Damon’s humbleness; a blonde with ash but also a brown with textures, then you got exact the colour as described after an hour and half at Muse Hair.
GROOMING, LIFESTYLE, SHOPS STORES SALONS
How to Create a Nature Looking Highlighted Ashy Brown Hair Colour
October 23, 2015
When I was at Sydney for Balmain x H&M Preview Launch Party earlier this week, I finally be able to get a booking with one of the best salons in Sydney — The Muse Hair. Continue Reading…
A cream, butter or lotion on your skin, not only as a layer of barrier, but should be a deep nutrient to your skin. I recently tried SANCTUARY SPA COVENT GARDEN luxurious body butter. ( I don’t know if they should really call it a butter or lotion as it is definitely more watery than a body butter.)
