It is probably one of the seasons where most of the photographers are eyeing on children for there are many kids that really leveled up the latest trends for this season, too bad I was only able to catch a few of them.

Back in my 6th grade, I started sneaking off to find a place where I can leave my camera on timer and shoot my OOTDs for Lookbook. Dressing up and sharing my looks became a means for me to express myself more because I was really not good in opening up myself to new people and just stick with the set of people who have become my comfort zone. But unfortunately, people who were close to me were the ones who told me that I was trying too hard. I would say that honestly, that affected me a lot. But how can that change the fact that my clothes are a part of me already?

I never stopped dressing up and continued sharing my style online eventhough my niche when I started to blog has became something else. I never went with fashion blogging because I knew how there are many bloggers out there who knew their personal style and were born to be fashionistas. But as for me, I never really had that distinct style, I just go with pieces that I feel like wearing depending on my mood. Sometimes I may dress up too girly or boyish, and maybe even weird. That's why I never wanted to call myself a fashion blogger. 

But then, who would have thought that the girl who was called trying hard for dressing up for herself was attending fashion shows in one of the most stylish countries in the world? 

I got to attend my first fashion week not in my country, but in South Korea, my favorite country!

I went nuts preparing for my outfits because when you look for fashion week outfit inspirations, there really is a distinct style per country. But as for South Korea, everyone is just so extra.

 I honestly wanted to blend in and look for outfits that would also make me be extra, but I didn't want to lose myself because of the thought of wanting to stand out. So I just decided to forget standing out, and just find outfits that I'm gonna be comfortable with. I found so many local brands in South Korea that I would be happy to wear, but as I came to think about it, why not wear something from my own country right? So in every outfit that I wore, I had pieces from Filipino brands that I really love. 

I would not keep this any longer, here are my outfits in Seoul Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2019: 

Being one of the lucky girls who got the whole set of the newest lipsticks that everyone has been talking about, I decided to swatch and review them. Plus, I got to buy extra lipsticks to giveaway to you guys for you to judge why everyone has been lining up all afternoon for these lipsticks! Watch my Youtube video to hear about my Sunnies Face Party experience and what I did just to get these lipsticks! 

If you're done watching my Youtube video, you probably know that I swatched everything and tried to match outfits with the different shades. Here are some snaps during the video and my thoughts on each shade: 

1. Nudist 

2. Milkshake 

3. Vacay 

4. Baked 

6. 143

7. Mood 

The perfect red that made me throw away my favorite MAC Ruby Woo

To sum up everything, here is a photo of all the lip: 

For the past years, my mom has been trying many different products for her face because there are times (especially when we just got back from another country) that she will get these dark spots in her cheeks. It doesn't look so disturbing for me compared to getting pimples all over the face, but whenever I hear elders talk about those dark spots that are called Melasma, everyone is just so frustrated on how they will make those go away.

Recently I discovered a product that is for melasma, but I really didn't want to get it and give it to my mom because we don't really like taking alot of medicine and rather get creams to help us out with skin problems. So I tried to browse all over the internet on what are the causes of melasma, and what could the product that I saw bring to help in getting those dark spots gone. 

After all the reading, I discovered that there are many risk factors that trigger our skin to have these hyperpigmentation. The most common cause is sun exposure, and the other causes are hormonal imbalance, cosmetics, and genetics. So as you can see, melasma's causes cannot really be avoided especially for us in tropical countries. Plus you might think that only oldies could get these dark spots because our moms are the ones who usually get these, but they can actually appear at any age! 

That made me ask why melasma had to exist?! HAHAHA! Especially because my mom has it, and for sure I would have it because I always get everything my mom has (even all her health problems, namana ko!) 

Thankfully, this product that I saw that is sold for only 1,355 pesos per box can really help lessen melasma without the harmful/side effects that most people are so cautious about when it comes to medicines. Pynocare is actually a vitamin that would help lessen skin pigmentation, so it doesn't only treat melasma but any skin pigmentation. I have read this review where a girl took this to help her with a scar in her face and it actually worked. So I decided to buy boxes of this wonderful product for my mom and me even if I still don't have melasma, and all is going well! I have been struggling to find the best product to put in my face to lessen the pimple marks that I have, but when I started taking Pynocare, little by little the marks are waving goodbye to me!

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