I recently washed a cream blush-smeared sponge and a foundation-stained Etude House Dual Fibre Cheek Brush with some Daiso Detergent for Puff and Sponge (the name cracks me up a little – without the esses, it sounds like a soap for puffing and sponging). I squirted some of…
Read More
Here is another zippered makeup pouch from Daiso. Like the orange makeup pouch that is also from the S$2 store, this cute and functional little case is made of smooth and glossy vinyl, a material I favour for makeup storage because of its wipe-down ease. The cheerful print…
Read More
More Daiso goodness! Featuring a cross-section of an orange, this waterproof zippered case in the eponymous hue is as useful as it is adorable. The vibrantly-coloured vinyl pouch looked so bright and cheery on the shelves that I had to pick it up (the S$2 price tag didn’t…
Read More
My Muji mirrors are seeing a little wear and tear, so I was happy to pick up two mirrors from Daiso recently. Only S$2 each (the blanket price of all the products in the store), these adorable essentials are worth every cent. Cute confectionery is always appealing and…
Read More
Daiso’s popular sponge cleanser finally comes with an English translation! Wading in the murky waters of language differences, there was previously no proper English name for this wonder product. I am so pleased it now has an official one. Better yet, the translation elucidates the usage and ingredient…
Read More
The fresh and clean appearance of these makeup accessories after a wash prompted me to take a photo of them. Squirting a generous amount of that powerful liquid cleanser from Daiso on a special edition MAC 224 brush loaded with concealer, a lavender 3M Scotch-Brite microfibre cloth daubed…
Read More
For about a year now, I have been using this Made-in-Japan sponge cleaner to wash my makeup sponges (mainly the Beautyblender), powder puffs and micro fibre cloths with which I use to clean my brushes in between thorough washes. I sometimes also use it to clean my brushes….
Read More