Panasonic KURUKURU Hair Dryer Review

I first came on contact with Panasonic hair tools while I was in Tokyo. I borrowed my friend's Panasonic Nano-e Nano Care Hair Dryer (EH-NA95) and I was completely sold on Panasonic hair tools. I did my research on the different types of hair dryers Panasonic had to offer and was thrilled that they had a dryer with a comb attachment that was reasonably priced. My old hair dryer was falling apart so I had incentive to buy a new one. 

Review of Product

August Skincare Wishlist

1. Etude House Collagen Moistfull Firming Eye Cream | 2. My Beauty Diary Facial Mask - Caviar Mask | 

3. Innisfree Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask | 4. The Face Shop Rice Water Bright Cleansing Light Oil | 5. Cure Natural Aqua Gel 

6. Clarisonic Facial Sonic Cleansing MIA 2

I know what you're thinking. These are all Asian skincare products, Kendall. Why? Well, why not. Korean skincare is the biggest and baddest regarding skincare. Period. Household names like Innisfree (my favorite), Etude House, Tonymoly and more are completely dominating my skincare regiment. And let me tell you, guys...I haven't been disappointed with the results. 

1. Eye creams are a must for me right now. I'm 19 with the biggest bags under my eyes from stress and in general just lack of sleep. I have never used eye cream before because I used to think you needed that stuff for when you're like 50 years old and sagging all over but I digress. I'm really hearing great things about Etude House's eye cream and am dying to try it out in my regiment.
2. My Beauty Diary is a brand I am already familiar with. I hear that using caviar, placenta and snail (mucus) is a big trend in South Korea. I'm skeptical about the placenta thing, but I'm all here for trying caviar and snail.
3. Every where I go on online asian skincare sites, this product is always the first thing I see on the homepage. Everything Innisfree comes form Jeju Island in South Korea and apparently its au natural ingredients make it a popular brand.....which I can't really argue with.
4. CLEANSING OIL IS EVERYTHING! Ever since I found out the true purpose of cleansing oil a month ago, all i want to buy is cleansing oil. Cleansing oil cleans up with makeup remover wipes can't and it preps for the cleanser OR it can be a cleanser if you're clean like that. I'm already using the Bioderma Cleansing Oil (which is almost empty btw) and I have no complaints. Keep the cleansing oils comin'.
5. This product is the hot tamales of Japanese exfoliators. I wish I had gotten it while I was there but of course, I had no idea it existed. It goes on like a gel and rubs off all the dead skin cells she  you message it in. I NEED this product in my life.
6. Every skin care routine I see on youtube, someone has this tool. I feel like this product could be a great investment for me because the bristles get to where your fingers can't. The only problem is the price. It goes for $150 on the Clarisonic website. I don't know how to feel about that. 

New Nails

DIY~ FRENCH WITH PEARLS

What I Bought In Japan (Week 5)

Drugstore Stop Cleasing Water, My Beauty Diary Facemasks, and Charcoal Mask

What I Bought In Japan (Week 4)

Let me just say that this visit to the GHIBLI MUSEUM was a spiritual experience. I had to physically keep myself from crying, screaming, and overall making dying whale noise. It was like a dream. I am a HUGE fan of Hayao Miyazaki and the Studio Ghibli films. I watched my first and favorite movie, Spirited Away, in 7th grade and I cried. It is such a beautiful movie. Click here to read about my experience.

What I Bought In Japan (Week 3)

What I Bought In Japan (Week 2)

What I Bought In Japan (Week 1)

VIVI Magazine Jun | Harajuku* socks | My Beauty Diary Face Masks 

Daiso Notebooks and Choco Mellows | Convenience Store* Erasable Makers