Numbering the entries.....
1 | Kate |
2 | Cindy |
3 | Lynn |
4 | Melisa Tan |
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And the winner is Lynn!! Yeah!! You have been contact via email. Please reply to me with your mailing address details.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
And the winner is.....
Sorry for the delay... I finally found time to select the winner for the Ginvera Giveaway...
Numbering the entries.....
Results generated via Random.Org
And the winner is Lynn!! Yeah!! You have been contact via email. Please reply to me with your mailing address details.
Numbering the entries.....
Results generated via Random.Org
And the winner is Lynn!! Yeah!! You have been contact via email. Please reply to me with your mailing address details.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Giveaway: Ginvera Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel (Singapore Residents only)
I was given a tube of Ginvera Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel by the good people from TheSampleStore (F3B) and Ginvera for review purposes.
However, I just have too many products in my stash that I need to finish. Hence, I'm giving away the remainder of this product. So that someone out there gets to experience this product too. The product was opened last week and only used 3X for review purposes.
To participate, comment on this post with the following:
•Name:
•Email:
•Blog Address (If Any):
•What is THE GIFT that you would like to receive for Christmas?:
•Giveaway Link on your blog (If any):
Rules:
•Submission deadline closes on 31 Dec 2010 and nope, you don't have to be a follower to participate.
•Winners would be chosen randomly via random.org
•You get an additional chance at the draw if you link this giveaway on your blog / site
•Unfortunately, this giveaway is only open to Singapore residents as this is a sponsored item from a local supplier.
I would be posting my Christmas giveaway this weekend. I haven't been able to find time to take pictures due to my heavy work schedules. I need to finish up everything by end of this week, before the Europeans go on their extended holidays.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Sponsored Review / Skincare: Ginvera Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel + Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away
The good people over at SampleStore and Ginvera sent me two items to review. They are both from the Ginvera Green Tea Series. One is the Whitening Marvel Gel, the other is the Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away. I've always been wanting to try the Green Tea version after my original review of Ginvera Nutri White Marvel Gel.
Item Name: Ginvera - Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Size: 60 ml
Price: 16.80 (Online Price)
Available At: Online here or major supermarkets and drugstores.
Picture Source: Klutzbeauty
Product Description from Manufacturer:
GINVERA Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Dead skin & Blackheads Remover
Description:
10 BENEFITS OF MARVEL GEL
1. Rubs away deep layers of dead skin cells
2. Rubs away blackheads painlessly
3. Contracts pores for refined skin (As dead skin cells have been cleared from pores)
4. Lightens black spots, freckles & scars
5. Removes oil seeds
6. Regulates sebum secretion to prevent pimples
7. Brightens dull complexion
8. Changes dark, rough skin to smooth skin
9. Whitens skin as it gives way to new born skin
10. Enhances quick absorption of skin care product
Packaging:
Product is housed in a fuss free light green plastic squeeze tube.
Texture:
Greenish clear gel.
Price:
The online price is $16.80 but I have a feeling that it would be even cheaper if you purchase from a drugstore or supermarket.
Application technique:
Apply the product on dry skin with dry hands. Massage in light sweeping circular motions for 1 min or until the product dries up. By the way, in case some people don't do it right, always massage in the same direction. So that your skin would not be tugged and stressed.
Road Test:
Because of the thick gel texture, it was a little hard to spread across initially. But once it's spreaded, it was alright. The product will start to become more and more lumpy as it picks up dead skin cells and blackheads.
Not sure whether it's my imagination but there was a tingling minty sensation when I was massaging the product in. Maybe there was mint ingredient added.
Once it dries, I cleansed my face with lukewarm water before doing a final rinse with cold water.
I have to say, I'm quite happy with the results. My skin looked cleaner and more radiant. My skincare absorbed better too.
However, my cheeks were kind of flushed after using this product. Probably because my cheeks, happens to be the most sensitive part of the face.
Verdict:
This is a fuss-free, effect and cheap exfoliator that anyone can try, without hurting your bank account balance. It also gives a sense of satisfaction when you can actually see black heads and dead skin gets picked up and rolled into lumpy white balls. It is definitely a lot more gentle compared to scrubs with micro-beads.
However, there were still stubborn blackheads that refused to budge. I guess this product is more suited for daily maintenance. It is still advisable to do a weekly through scrub. In addition, due to the prolonged massage action, it might prove to be a tad harsh for sensitive areas. So avoid those areas or go with a light hand.
Some other photos - *Readers BEWARE*!!!
Next up is the review on Ginvera Green Tea Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away...
Item Name: Ginvera - Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Size: 15 ml
Price: 18.80 (Online Price)
Available At: Online here or major supermarkets and drugstores.
Picture Source: Klutzbeauty
Product Description from Manufacturer:
Unique with Jade Roller and blended with Bio energy ingredients such as Bio Energy Fluid, Bio Rice Fermentation Essence, water soluble Olive Oil, Ginseng, various whitening herb extracts, Pomelo and Royal Jelly, Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away helps to roll away dark eye circles and brightens eye contours effectively. Compared to other materials, Jade is a exceptional massaging medium as it contains trace minerals that benefit the human body.
Packaging:
Housed in a slim glass container with a jade (Yes, jade) roller ball. Doesn't really sit well with my germophobic nature. But the novelty of a jade roller ball does offset some of my concern.
Texture:
Clear watery texture that is easily absorbed into the skin.
Price:
The online price is 18.80 and it is relatively cheap compared to other eye care products out there.
Application technique:
1. Tilt the roller upwards to 95degrees to allow contents to flow out
2. After sufficient contents have flowed out, tilt roller to 80degrees and use roller to gently massage eye contour area. Use once in the morning and evening.
3. Use fingers to lightly massage the left-over product until full absorb.
Road Test:
Frankly speaking, this is the first time I've ever used a over the rack product that comes with roller ball for eyes. In fact, I'm someone who don't believe that you need a separate product for your eyes. Of course, I'm someone who don't suffer from severe dark circles, due to my small and NON-deepset eyes. So this product is really a novelty to me.
The fact that the roller ball is a piece of jade made it even more interesting. I could feel a cooling sensation while I was massaging my eye with the roller ball. The product itself is very light and easily absorbed into the skin. And the massaging action helped to relax my tired eyes after a long day of work.
Now, please note that when applying or massaging eye product, ALWAYS apply in only one direction ONLY! That applies to makeup products too. Sometimes I cringe when I see girls on youtube apply their eye care by rubbing the product both ways, like a pendulum. Yeeks, I think they just make it worst by doing something like that.
Verdict:
For this, I would have to say, I'm divided. I don't have serious dark circles to actually warrant such products. It did helped to reduce my eye bags, probably due to the improved blood circulation around my eye area but I'm not sure on the claims on reducing dark circles. I think it will probably need a longer usage period to actually see results. But I like the feeling of the jade roller ball on my eye. It's very soothing and for the price, I think it's alright. We all know how expensive eye care products can be, not to mention this has a jade roller ball.
Some other photos - *Readers BEWARE*!!!
Item Name: Ginvera - Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Size: 60 ml
Price: 16.80 (Online Price)
Available At: Online here or major supermarkets and drugstores.
Picture Source: Klutzbeauty
Product Description from Manufacturer:
GINVERA Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Dead skin & Blackheads Remover
Description:
10 BENEFITS OF MARVEL GEL
1. Rubs away deep layers of dead skin cells
2. Rubs away blackheads painlessly
3. Contracts pores for refined skin (As dead skin cells have been cleared from pores)
4. Lightens black spots, freckles & scars
5. Removes oil seeds
6. Regulates sebum secretion to prevent pimples
7. Brightens dull complexion
8. Changes dark, rough skin to smooth skin
9. Whitens skin as it gives way to new born skin
10. Enhances quick absorption of skin care product
Packaging:
Product is housed in a fuss free light green plastic squeeze tube.
Texture:
Greenish clear gel.
Price:
The online price is $16.80 but I have a feeling that it would be even cheaper if you purchase from a drugstore or supermarket.
Application technique:
Apply the product on dry skin with dry hands. Massage in light sweeping circular motions for 1 min or until the product dries up. By the way, in case some people don't do it right, always massage in the same direction. So that your skin would not be tugged and stressed.
Road Test:
Because of the thick gel texture, it was a little hard to spread across initially. But once it's spreaded, it was alright. The product will start to become more and more lumpy as it picks up dead skin cells and blackheads.
Not sure whether it's my imagination but there was a tingling minty sensation when I was massaging the product in. Maybe there was mint ingredient added.
Once it dries, I cleansed my face with lukewarm water before doing a final rinse with cold water.
I have to say, I'm quite happy with the results. My skin looked cleaner and more radiant. My skincare absorbed better too.
However, my cheeks were kind of flushed after using this product. Probably because my cheeks, happens to be the most sensitive part of the face.
Verdict:
This is a fuss-free, effect and cheap exfoliator that anyone can try, without hurting your bank account balance. It also gives a sense of satisfaction when you can actually see black heads and dead skin gets picked up and rolled into lumpy white balls. It is definitely a lot more gentle compared to scrubs with micro-beads.
However, there were still stubborn blackheads that refused to budge. I guess this product is more suited for daily maintenance. It is still advisable to do a weekly through scrub. In addition, due to the prolonged massage action, it might prove to be a tad harsh for sensitive areas. So avoid those areas or go with a light hand.
Some other photos - *Readers BEWARE*!!!
Next up is the review on Ginvera Green Tea Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away...
Item Name: Ginvera - Green Tea Whitening Marvel Gel
Size: 15 ml
Price: 18.80 (Online Price)
Available At: Online here or major supermarkets and drugstores.
Picture Source: Klutzbeauty
Product Description from Manufacturer:
Unique with Jade Roller and blended with Bio energy ingredients such as Bio Energy Fluid, Bio Rice Fermentation Essence, water soluble Olive Oil, Ginseng, various whitening herb extracts, Pomelo and Royal Jelly, Jade Dark Eye Circles Roll Away helps to roll away dark eye circles and brightens eye contours effectively. Compared to other materials, Jade is a exceptional massaging medium as it contains trace minerals that benefit the human body.
Packaging:
Housed in a slim glass container with a jade (Yes, jade) roller ball. Doesn't really sit well with my germophobic nature. But the novelty of a jade roller ball does offset some of my concern.
Texture:
Clear watery texture that is easily absorbed into the skin.
Price:
The online price is 18.80 and it is relatively cheap compared to other eye care products out there.
Application technique:
1. Tilt the roller upwards to 95degrees to allow contents to flow out
2. After sufficient contents have flowed out, tilt roller to 80degrees and use roller to gently massage eye contour area. Use once in the morning and evening.
3. Use fingers to lightly massage the left-over product until full absorb.
Road Test:
Frankly speaking, this is the first time I've ever used a over the rack product that comes with roller ball for eyes. In fact, I'm someone who don't believe that you need a separate product for your eyes. Of course, I'm someone who don't suffer from severe dark circles, due to my small and NON-deepset eyes. So this product is really a novelty to me.
The fact that the roller ball is a piece of jade made it even more interesting. I could feel a cooling sensation while I was massaging my eye with the roller ball. The product itself is very light and easily absorbed into the skin. And the massaging action helped to relax my tired eyes after a long day of work.
Now, please note that when applying or massaging eye product, ALWAYS apply in only one direction ONLY! That applies to makeup products too. Sometimes I cringe when I see girls on youtube apply their eye care by rubbing the product both ways, like a pendulum. Yeeks, I think they just make it worst by doing something like that.
Verdict:
For this, I would have to say, I'm divided. I don't have serious dark circles to actually warrant such products. It did helped to reduce my eye bags, probably due to the improved blood circulation around my eye area but I'm not sure on the claims on reducing dark circles. I think it will probably need a longer usage period to actually see results. But I like the feeling of the jade roller ball on my eye. It's very soothing and for the price, I think it's alright. We all know how expensive eye care products can be, not to mention this has a jade roller ball.
Some other photos - *Readers BEWARE*!!!
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Skincare/ Review: Ginvera - Nutri White Marvel Gel - And a trip down memory lane..
Item Name: Ginvera Nutri White Marvel GelSize: 60ML
Price: S$17.00 (Online Price)
Available At: Here
Also Available at: All good supermarkets and drugstore.
* Picture source from Ginvera Website*
I spent the whole afternoon today playing with my makeup stash and yah, I've decided that I'll be getting new foundation after getting some pointers from Mag.
Anyway, that's another long story.
This product is certainly a trip down memory lane and part of my growing up years. I think I was in Primary School back then and I remember some Mediacorp (Back then it was called TCS / SBC) actress appearing in the advertisement, doing the rubbing actions and saying how effective it was.
Anyway, my sister bought this product while we were shopping with our parents in NTUC some time back. She was spending loads on expensive skincare and yet nothing seemed to work. Her face was all blotchy and red.
So when we came across this product, we were thinking, well, there has to be a reason why this product is still around after being introduced more than a decade ago. And it was wallet friendly, which suited my sister well. So we decided to give it a try.
The texture as is a beige gel that has a slight watery consistency. No grains or whatsoever and is to be used on a dry face. Hmmm, dry face.. Sounds kind of scary since I usually douse water even on the mildest scrubs.. But oh well, I was prepared. I have the whole day to recover if this don't work out. So off I went, rubbing to better skin.
You can actually see it does it's work as the "dead cells" coadjute into white pasty balls which are to be washed off. And the results, my skin felt cleaner, breathable, smooth and the pores appeared finer. Although it didn't quite work for stubborn blackheads on the wings of my nose and my skin was kinda angry after the scrub, but well, my skin is angry most of the time after any scrub.
All in all, for the price and effects, I would definitely repurchase it. But I think for the next round, I would get the Green Tea version to try instead.
Price: S$17.00 (Online Price)
Available At: Here
Also Available at: All good supermarkets and drugstore.
* Picture source from Ginvera Website*
I spent the whole afternoon today playing with my makeup stash and yah, I've decided that I'll be getting new foundation after getting some pointers from Mag.
Anyway, that's another long story.
Site Quote: "Just 30 Gentle Rubs, Dead Skin Dark Spots Disappear, Skin Becomes Finer & Fairer!!"
This product is certainly a trip down memory lane and part of my growing up years. I think I was in Primary School back then and I remember some Mediacorp (Back then it was called TCS / SBC) actress appearing in the advertisement, doing the rubbing actions and saying how effective it was.
Anyway, my sister bought this product while we were shopping with our parents in NTUC some time back. She was spending loads on expensive skincare and yet nothing seemed to work. Her face was all blotchy and red.
So when we came across this product, we were thinking, well, there has to be a reason why this product is still around after being introduced more than a decade ago. And it was wallet friendly, which suited my sister well. So we decided to give it a try.
The texture as is a beige gel that has a slight watery consistency. No grains or whatsoever and is to be used on a dry face. Hmmm, dry face.. Sounds kind of scary since I usually douse water even on the mildest scrubs.. But oh well, I was prepared. I have the whole day to recover if this don't work out. So off I went, rubbing to better skin.
You can actually see it does it's work as the "dead cells" coadjute into white pasty balls which are to be washed off. And the results, my skin felt cleaner, breathable, smooth and the pores appeared finer. Although it didn't quite work for stubborn blackheads on the wings of my nose and my skin was kinda angry after the scrub, but well, my skin is angry most of the time after any scrub.
All in all, for the price and effects, I would definitely repurchase it. But I think for the next round, I would get the Green Tea version to try instead.
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