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Difference between Hyaluronic Acid vs. Glycolic Acid for skin

  Throughout my journey as a beauty product reviewer, I have applied many types of serums to my skin. Sometimes, I also forgot what is the function of all those. Most recently, I have had to review both Hyaluronic Acid and Glycolic Acid serums consecutively. I usually, don't bother much about the details, since my skin kind of not really affected too much by trying out those serums.  But then, someone direct message and asked me the question. " Dear Cindyrina, Do you mind telling me what is the difference between Hyaluronic Acid and Glycolic Acid for the skin?"  The answer would be simple. Glycolic acid is an Exfoliator. Hyaluronic acid is a Hydrator. So when should you use Glycolic and Hyaluronic in your skincare routine? In general, Glycolic acid is good for skin with sunspots, hyperpigmentation, and wrinkles. In short - aging skin. It increases the amount of substances that help with skin regeneration and the production of collagen. It is important to apply it correctl...

Melano CC Enzyme Face Wash

  Melano CC Vitamin C Brightening Enzyme Face Wash The no.1 whitening essence brand in Japan, Melano CC has introduced its Vitamin C Brightening Enzyme Face Wash, an effective solution to deep clean pores while retaining the skin's natural moisture. It is the first tube-type enzyme face wash produced to help maintain smooth radiant skin. Whit blend of Vitamin C and protease enzymes, this wash gently removes blackheads and dead skin cells and removes impurities to revitalize dull skin. This creamy wash lathers up into rich foam to unclog pores for smooth and clear skin. The enzyme is an effective exfoliation that helps to break down the keratin protein in the uppermost layer of the skin to gently remove dead skin cells, resulting in smooth healthy-looking skin. It also helps in reducing blemishes and pigmentation. The Melano CC Vitamin C Brightening Enzyme Face Wash is suitable for daily use as it contains non-irritant ingredients such as : 💛 Enzyme to gently exfoliate and remove d...

You Don't Even Acknowledge My Existence

  I am not sure what to write for this blog post title. It's just my rant about something. Yesterday, posted my achievement in earning money online on my FB timeline. I screenshot the highest month's Gross Revenue. The commission out of it is about 10% of the GR. I received some responses from that post. The likes and the comments. To be honest, that post was sort of a Social Experiment for the people who are following my FB. I saw some regulars like the post and notice some people who never like the post suddenly appear. Wow! To be honest, a bit bitter when saw someone who never like my other postings all this while responding to this one. Why? This kind of person is the one who only sees their benefits and is not sincere in building relationships. I despise this type of person. Where are you all this while? You never like my FB post or drop a comment to show your support for me. I have been donating your like to some of your postings.  I received a few DMs and comments on ho...

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