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Fashion Fridays: Spicing Up an All-Black Outfit

October 30, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

Do you have a uniform that you turn to on days when you feel like you have nothing to wear? I do, and it helps me look presentable on days when I am feeling lazy or simply do not have the time to make a conscious effort to coordinate my outfit before heading out.

My everyday uniform is solely made up of shades of black, grey and beige. Isn’t my wardrobe boring without colours? I used to think that way too, but various textures and prints in monochromatic and neutral shades have proven me wrong. Hopefully this all-black OOTD that I’m sharing with you today will prove you wrong too.

To say I love my blacks is an understatement. Black occupies the bulk of my wardrobe now and naturally, I pack a lot of black with me when I travel. Case in point – I packed this black outfit with me during my recent trip to Shanghai and it is one of my favourite lazy day outfits.

What makes an all-black outfit interesting?

Textures, textures, textures. In my opinion, the easiest way to play up a single colour outfit is to mix and match textures.

The juxtaposition of black pleather with black fur amps up the glam factor instantly while my trusty ripped Frame Denim jeans and New Balance sneakers add a touch of casual chic to the ensemble.

When you put several stand-out textures together, accessorizing becomes unnecessary. All I did was to top it off with a cap, which is the best accessory for lazy days as it hides your out-of-bed hair, shields your face from the sun and pulls your outfit together without any hassle.

If you have any other tips for spicing up all-black outfits, do share them with me!

For now, I’ll be capping off (pun intended) this post with a photo of JW and I on a cruise along Huangpu River.

If you don’t already know by now, he’s usually the man behind the camera, and a very talented camera man at that although he claims he abhors photography. Don’t you also agree that he is more photogenic than I am? His winning million-dollar smile and sharp features can do no wrong, plus he has absolutely no bad angles to speak of. He’s my better half in every sense of the word and while he is everything that I am not, he completes me and makes me a better person everyday.

Thanks for reading and here’s wishing everyone a lovely weekend with your loved ones!

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Fashion Fridays: Sporty Minimalist OOTD

October 23, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

The minimalist
look is a classic look that never goes out of style. Less is more, as
the minimalist chic outfit is all about comfort and clean lines. It may
sound a tad boring to some, but the minimalist wardrobe provides a blank canvas for experimentation, making it
possible to inject some fun into the whole minimalism game with
different style influences.

Today’s
Fashion Fridays post is all about the sporty minimalist look. After
living out
of a suitcase for more than a month now, I have ditched my heels in
favour of comfortable sneakers and sports shoes for practical reasons. I
walk a lot in China and the terrain is not exactly ideal for heels. Trust me, you wouldn’t want to risk ruining your loubies or Valentinos here.

I have gradually
fallen in love with the sporty minimalist look, pairing my running shoes
with simple, functional minimalist pieces, such as this grey knit top
and skirt set, that are a tad more stylish than your typical track suits
and sweat pants. This look marries style with comfort, and in my
personal opinion, is great for those of you who travel frequently and
wish to pack light.

One
of the perks of the minimalist style is that you can create a variety
of looks simply by picking out a few tops and bottoms in neutral shades
or monochromatic hues. You’ll definitely get more mileage out of your
suitcase and more importantly, paying for excess baggage will fast
become a thing of the past!

What do you think of this look?

Thanks for reading and have a great weekend ahead!

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Kotex Luxe Ultrathin Pads Review

October 20, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

I have to admit that I am superficial, even when it comes to buying sanitary pads. I am drawn to beautiful packaging and more importantly, brands that claim to be thin yet highly absorbent, especially for overnight pads. Kotex LUXE Ultrathin Overnight Pads (32cm) and Day Pads (24cm) stole my heart way before this review came along and I have been a loyal supporter ever since.

Most, if not all ladies experience heavier flow during the first two days of our menstrual cycle and all we want to do is to feel comfortable and dry all day long without having to worry about leakage at any point.

Don’t we all worry about leakage when we are out or when we head to bed? The Kotex LUXE Ultrathin Overnight Pad takes it upon itself to free you from leakages and give you the comfort you deserve with 3x faster absorption. It is the pad that will help you realize that overnight period leakage is never your fault and I speak entirely from experience. I use the Overnight Pad during my heavy flow days and I have nothing but praises for it.

Appearance matters. The sleek black packaging and individually wrapped pads in an array of fun vibrant colours lift up my mood instantly. Gone are the days when you have to hide and feel ashamed of your thick, clinical-looking, diaper-lookalike pad.

The paper-thin pads also come in pretty pastel floral designs that will set your heart aflutter. Indeed, times have changed and aside from its chic packaging, here are more reasons why Kotex LUXE is a notch above the rest:

1) New Honeycomb Liquid Locker

The blue portion of the pads that you see in the pictures below is the new honeycomb liquid locker that is specially designed to absorb and lock away fluids to prevent back flow, keeping your skin dry and comfortable all day.

2) New Ultra Comfort Cover

The soft cottony surface offers intimate care for your skin to ensure that you get the best of both worlds – comfort and dryness.

In my opinion, the level of comfort and dryness is unrivaled even during heavy flow. Both the Kotex LUXE Ultrathin Overnight Pads (32cm) and Day Pads (24cm) are extremely thin and soft yet so incredibly absorbent, they do not irritate your skin and you’ll feel like you are wearing next to nothing.

3) New Surround Lock Protector

Do you see the surrounding embossed star contours? They offer additional leakage protection and security, so you’ll never have to worry again.

I applaud the Kotex LUXE Ultrathin range’s well thought through design and how it goes the extra mile to deliver both comfort and performance is highly commendable. If you have yet to try it for yourself, I strongly recommend that you do. I did, and I never looked back!

Try a free sample of Kotex Ultrathin on Samplestore.com or head over to Kotex’s Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/kotexsingapore to redeem your free sample!

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Fashion Fridays: 5 Tips for Styling the Little Black Dress for Fall

October 16, 2015 by Regina Chow 2 Comments

One of the perks of living in a country with four seasons is the endless recipes for personal style. As temperatures dip in Nanjing, I’m all ready to welcome early fall with open arms as it marks the start of the layering season. If you’re interested in how I go about styling my fall and winter outfits, do stay tuned to my Fashion Fridays series every week.

This week, I’ll be sharing more about how I styled everyone’s favourite little black dress for fall. In early fall, temperatures in the day range from 21-26 degrees while temperatures in the night are within the range of 13-18 degrees.

How do you wear the little black dress out without catching a cold at night and still look presentable?

Here are 5 tips from experience:

1. Go for light knit dresses

Light knit dresses are more versatile than their thicker counterparts as you can roll up the sleeves easily in the day when it gets too warm. Another bonus point – you won’t look like a dumpling even after layering when it gets colder.

2. The devil is in the details

This
little black knit dress featured here has cut-out details at the
shoulders (i.e. cold-shoulder style) that add interest to the outfit.
Wear it on its own in the day and throw on a jacket in the evening for a
different look (and also to brave the cold winds of course).

3. Wear a hat

Always
wear a hat out during fall. It helps to shield your face from the sun
in the day and also keeps you warm at night. Plus, it amps up the chic
factor.

4. Wear slightly sheer stockings

Don’t go for the full-on fur lined stockings for fall or you’ll risk sweating buckets in the day. I
prefer to pair slightly sheer black stockings with my little black
dress for both style and practicality. The juxtaposition of opaque black
against slightly sheer black lends dimension to the outfit, so even
though you’re clad in black from head to toe, it doesn’t shout
b-o-r-i-n-g.

Gentle
reminder – don’t go for stockings that are too translucent unless tacky
is your thing and you are not afraid of the cold at night.

5. Go for genuine leather footwear

Genuine
leather footwear is not only more comfortable, they are also more
breathable and versatile. Leather shoes keep your feet cool and dry in
the day, yet sufficiently warm at night.

Coming
from a country that is sunny all year round, I have to admit I am still
wrapping my head around the basic principles of layering, especially
when there are drastic differences in day and night-time temperatures. I am learning as I go along and I hope this post will come in useful for those of you who are traveling to colder countries at this time of the year. If you do have
any other tips, feel free to share them with me too!

Happy Friday and here’s wishing everyone a great weekend ahead!

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South Bridge Aesthetics Clinic Carbon Laser Peel Review

October 14, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

Traveling always takes a toll on my skin, leaving it dull and dry, hence when I received an invitation to visit South Bridge Aesthetics Clinic to review their Carbon Laser Peel treatment, I arranged for my appointment to take place immediately after my recent trip to Europe.

South Bridge Aesthetics Clinic was established by Medical Director, Dr Winston Lee, a warm and friendly doctor who has 10 years of experience in the medical field. The clinic aims to provide quality non-invasive aesthetics treatments at competitive prices and carbon laser peel is one of their most popular treatments.

What are the benefits of Carbon Laser Peel?

It promotes radiant, glowing skin and helps to reduce imperfections such as enlarged pores by removing the outer layer of the skin to stimulate collagen production. It also improves your overall skin tone.

Effects can be seen immediately after just one treatment and you can see my before and after photos for comparison at the end of this post. This treatment serves as a quick pick-me-up before important events and can also be done regularly, just like a facial.

As the entire process takes only about 30-45 minutes and there isn’t any downtime, it is the perfect lunch-time quick fix for time-pressed working professionals.

What does the process entail?

A thin layer of carbon lotion is first applied to your face and allowed to dry before Dr Lee uses a laser machine to deliver short yet intense pulses of light. The light is absorbed by the carbon lotion, causing an explosion of carbon particles which exfoliates the outer layer of your skin and removes dirt from your pores.

I was initially very worried about the pain factor but I came to realise that my worries were unfounded. Dr Lee was also very reassuring and chatted with me throughout the process. His humorous and affable personality put me at ease. I was done within the blink of an eye and there was hardly any discomfort at all.

As you can see from my before an after photos below, I saw a significant improvement in my skin tone immediately after one session although Dr Lee recommends that this treatment should be done every 2-4 weeks for optimal results. I couldn’t be happier with my brighter, more radiant complexion. My pores were slightly smaller and my skin was much smoother. I know I would definitely need another carbon laser peel session when I get back to Singapore again!

South Bridge Aesthetics Clinic

Address
277 South Bridge Road
Singapore 058826

Contact No.
9730 8999

Opening Hours
Mon – Fri: 10am – 6pm
Sat: 10am – 3pm

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Travel: 5 Sightseeing Spots in Copenhagen

October 11, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

The start of my addiction to Europe began right after our honeymoon in Italy and Paris. Year after year, we would visit a new country or city in this vast continent that we hold close to our hearts.

This year, we seized the opportunity to visit Copenhagen, a Scandinavian city that has been on our bucket list for ages. It was an impromptu decision as I absolutely love the dose of excitement that accompanies spontaneity.

The Little Mermaid

Noma

Copenhagen is known for several attractions, including Nyhavn, The Little Mermaid and world-renowned top restaurant Noma.

What else is there to do?

There are many things you could do depending on what tickles your fancy and for your convenience, I will be sharing more about my favourite spots for sightseeing today.

1. Nyhavn

Besides The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn is probably the most touristy spot in Copenhagen and although the aim of this post is to put the spotlight on lesser-known attractions, I wanted to share with you some beautiful moments captured on camera.

Here’s a tip. If you want to beat the crowd, the best time to head to Nyhavn is around 9am in the morning. There is just a handful of solo tourists wandering around at that hour and you can bask in the beauty of the colourful 17th and 18th century shophouses lining the canal without jostling with the crowd. If you love the hustle and bustle, consider ending your day with dinner and drinks by the quayside as you watch the sun set.

Nyhavn at 9am

Nyhavn at 9am

Tucking into ice-cream for breakfast is not a sin when you’re on holiday

Website
www.nyhavn.com

2. Canal Tour

Other than cycling, the next best way to experience Copenhagen in summer is to take a canal tour as it gives you a quick overview of the city. This is perfect not just for time-strapped travelers, but also for travelers who enjoy sightseeing from a different perspective. The tours are conducted in several languages including English, German and French.

On board the canal tour

Nyhavn

Dome of Visions

Papiroen (Copenhagen Street Food)

Naval ships spotted during the canal tour

Black Diamond (Extension of the Royal Library)

Backview of The Little Mermaid

Website:
http://www.stromma.dk

3. Church of Our Saviour – The Spire

For a bird’s eye view of Copenhagen, there is no better place to go than the Church of Our Saviour, also known as The Spire. After all, the view from the top of the spire was voted the best in the city.

Church of Our Saviour – The Spire

The steep climb up to the top of the tower can be a little challenging if you have a fear of heights as the last part of the climb (150 steps) is done entirely outdoors.

Last flight of stairs leading up to the top

Nonetheless, the rewarding view makes it all worthwhile.

Bird’s eye view of Copenhagen

Website:
http://www.vorfrelserskirke.dk/

4. Freetown Christiania

After scaling the Spire, take a short walk to Freetown Christiania, an autonomous neighbourhood governed by a special Christiania law outside the Danish legislation. This neighbourhood is home to a hippie community and is currently the only place in Denmark where the cannabis (weed) trade thrives.

This is one of the most interesting and controversial tourist attractions in Copenhagen. Weed is sold here and aside from hippies doing yoga, meditating and performing on the streets, local art and craft is sold here and you can even catch a music festival if luck is on your side. One of the biggest draws of Christiania lies in its air of mystery that stems from the community’s alternative lifestyle.

Photography is not allowed within the neighbourhood. They take this very seriously and some friends actually had their cameras thrown away. Just follow the rules and you’ll be safe.

Freetown Christiania

Photography is not allowed once you are inside, but you can take photos at the entrance.

Website
http://www.visitdenmark.co.uk/en-gb/copenhagen/attractions/christiania

5. Tivoli Gardens

Founded in 1843, Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world and is considered a national treasure in Copenhagen. Apparently, both Hans Christian Anderson and Walt Disney visited the amusement park and fell in love with it.

And it is not hard to see why, with the nostalgic yet fairy-tale atmosphere, rides that cater to both children and thrill-seekers (the ride Vertigo was voted Europe’s best in 2014), and lush surroundings dotted with architectural marvels.

Tivoli Gardens

Not a fan of theme park rides? Take a stroll in the garden!

This isn’t the Taj Mahal. It’s the Nimb Hotel, located within Tivoli Gardens

There are rides for all ages.

Kiddy rides

Vertigo, voted Europe’s best ride in 2014

Traditional theme park rides

Website
http://www.tivoli.dk/

Additional Tips for Getting Around Copenhagen

Get the Copenhagen Card as it covers free travel via public transport and complimentary access to 74 attractions. It is generally very convenient to move around by public transport as these places of attraction are easily accessible via metro or bus.

Apart from sightseeing, I will be sharing more about the food and cultural aspects of Copenhagen in time to come, so do keep a lookout for my upcoming posts!

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Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall

October 1, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

The
Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall was one of the attractions that I
intended to visit during my stay in Nanjing, along with a list of other
historical spots such as the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum, Ming City Walls and the Temple of Confucius.

I have always been fascinated with history and culture, but my
interest in Chinese history was piqued after watching a drama series on
Empress Wu, starring Chinese actress Fan Bing Bing (if you have yet to
watch it, please do!). Nanjing is definitely one of the best Chinese
cities to visit due to its rich history and culture, having been the
capital of China for many years in the past.

I was amazed by how well documented the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall was. In my opinion, it is one of the best war museums I have ever visited globally.

Photography may be prohibited inside the museum but the brutality of the event was recorded through detailed accounts from survivors and powerful yet graphic images of the atrocities committed by the invading Japanese troops, including exposed remains and skeletons of the dead. Everything remains fresh in my memory till this day.

What struck me most was how the seemingly grim and solemn atmosphere transformed into one of hope for our future generations at the end; hope that peace would prevail and that mankind would learn from our mistakes and continue to step up on our peacekeeping efforts to keep our world safe and free from war.

Hopefully, Japan’s march back to militarism will not jeopardize the peace and stability that we have been taking for granted all this while.

Towards the end of the tour, we walked into a meditation hall filled with candles to pray for those who lost their lives in this event.

I was deeply moved by the Chinese prayer at the end of the room. Unfortunately, I felt that while the English translation captured the gist, it didn’t bring out the essence and beauty of the prayer:

Let the white bones fall asleep

Let the grieving souls rest in peace

Turn the slaughtering sword to the cast of a warning bell

May the names of the departed be engraved in history

Let the children no longer have to be in fear

Let mothers no longer shed tears

Let war be distant from all mankind

Let peace spread fully to the world.

The statue of Peace marks the end of the tour, against the backdrop of white doves taking to the skies above, leaving you in amazement and wonder as you step out of the premises feeling a sense of renewed hope.

I was just sharing on instagram (@reginachow_sg) about how grateful I am to be given the opportunity to learn more about my roots in such a fun and engaging way during my stay in Nanjing. Before I came over, I was told that there was nothing much to do or see in this city, but I am glad that this hypothesis has been proven wrong on several fronts.

Having lived here for a while now, I have come to realise that Nanjing is one of the most liveable cities in China, complete with good food, friendly people (still, please beware of pickpockets in crowded areas), and beautiful places of attraction that are steeped in history.

Don’t get me wrong. I still miss home (not the haze though) because there’s no place like home and I still intend to shuttle between both cities, but for now Nanjing seems like quite the perfect home away from home.

Stay tuned to this space for more updates on what I’m up to, or if you prefer live updates, follow me on instagram!

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ToliV Hair Salon by Michelle Soh

September 27, 2015 by Regina Chow No Comments

Just last month, I received a number of queries about how to contact my hairstylist Michelle who has since left her previous establishment. Well, here’s the good news. Michelle now has her own salon!

Michelle’s brainchild, ToliV Hair Salon, is conveniently located at Purvis Street (close to both Bugis and City Hall MRT stations). I can’t help but feel a sense of joy, seeing how far Michelle has come in the hair-styling industry, wielding her magic wand in the form of scissors and creating effortlessly chic hairstyles that require minimal maintenance. Thanks to her, I hardly have to style my hair before I head out of the house, much to the surprise of most people I know.

I had the opportunity to pop by ToliV to congratulate Michelle before I left for Nanjing. Her new salon is a quiet respite nestled in the bustling City Hall and Bugis area.

A newly refurbished shophouse with a minimalist vibe, it envelops guests in a veil of tranquility and puts everyone in the mood for an afternoon or evening of pure relaxation.

The name ToliV came about because Michelle’s mantra is to live a life that embraces simplicity and freedom of expression. She hopes to achieve this through her salon and also inspire others to do the same.

This, coupled with her acute ability to create hairstyles that suit both the personality and lifestyle preferences of her customers, makes her a hair maestro.

Knowing that I was going to be in Nanjing for a while, she suggested that I try out a centre parting hairstyle and a darker ash colour to change up my look without the fuss.

True enough, I received several compliments on my brand new hairstyle. I could choose to leave it straight or curl it at the ends like what Michelle did for a more feminine look. Many of my friends exclaimed that my new hair was more versatile and seemed to make me look younger and fresher.

I can only say that all the credit goes to Michelle.

It is without a doubt that it would be challenging for me to find another stylist in the same league as Michelle, especially in Nanjing, hence I am making it a point to visit her in Singapore at least once every 3 months!

*****

ToliV Hair Salon

Address:

5 Purvis Street, #01-01

Singapore

Tel:

6333 9223

Website:

http://www.toliv.com.sg

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/tolivboutique

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Arch Angel Brow Korean Eyebrow Embroidery Review

September 20, 2015 by Regina Chow 2 Comments

It is no secret that Korean eyebrows are able to take a few years off our faces and my personal experience with Korean Eyebrow Embroidery by Kelly, the lady boss at Arch Angel Brow confirms that. To give you a better idea of how much younger, fresher and well-groomed you can look with Korean brows, I am starting my review with a recent photo of myself taken two weeks on with just tinted sunblock and lash extensions.

Now, let’s take a look at the before and after photos for a better comparison. As you can see from my after photo, Korean brows soften your facial expressions, giving you a more youthful appearance.

Do excuse my untidy crescent-shaped brows (don’t they resemble the moon? =S) in the before photo. My previous eyebrow embroidery done by Kelly two years ago when she was a trainer at another beauty salon had faded and lazy me just conveniently hid my brows under my bangs. Imagine my horror when I switched to centre parting! I could no longer hide my hideous brows from the world. Honestly, Kelly couldn’t have approached me at a better time.

Located at Clementi 321 Mall which is a stone’s throw from Clementi MRT station, Arch Angel Brow was set up a few months ago by Kelly, who has close to 10 years of experience in this industry. The cozy atmosphere coupled with Kelly’s friendly and amiable disposition made me feel at home instantly.

Why should you choose Arch Angel Brow? How is it different from other eyebrow embroidery salons?

In this day and age, eyebrow embroidery salons are a dime and dozen. Aside from Kelly’s experience and aesthetic eye, Arch Angel Brow’s Korean Combo Eyebrow, an exclusive state-of-the-art eyebrow embroidery technology directly imported from Korea, gives it a competitive edge.

After all, when it comes to Korean brows, who else can you trust but the Koreans?

Other eyebrow
embroidery techniques would require that you isolate your brow area when
you wash your face and you would also end up looking like Crayon
Shin Chan’s (aka 蜡笔小新）twin sister for a week.

Thanks to Arch Angel Brow, there is absolutely no downtime.
Most importantly, you will not become a victim of extremely dark brows
in the style of Crayon Shin Chan. You can even wash your face and brows
immediately after eyebrow embroidery as there isn’t any wound at all.

Kelly was also
based in Korea for a period of time and Arch Angel Brow is the only eyebrow embroidery salon in Singapore that is equipped with this technology currently.

Even the techniques and technology used for other services provided by Arch Angel Brow, such as eyeliner, lip and hairline embroidery, all hail from Korea.

What is the process like?

It is very much like any other eyebrow embroidery service and I will let the following photos do the talking.

Kelly and I first had a discussion on my desired eyebrow shape before she proceeded to neaten and fill in my brows to alter its appearance.

As my brows are naturally bushy, the Korean Combo Eyebrow service is suitable for me as it would enhance the colour of my brows using natural pigments that can be customised to suit your hair colour.

I originally wanted thick and straight brows, but my slightly higher brow bone and the shape of my eyes did not seem to suit this style of brows. I actually looked depressed with such brows! I could still go for thick brows, but a slight arch would complement my features much better.

Kelly was quick to point this out. I cannot stress enough how important it is to get an expert’s opinion to determine the right type of eyebrow for your face. In fact, I actually turned down a few eyebrow embroidery sponsorship offers previously because I couldn’t be completely sure if the outcome would be positive. With Kelly, I knew that I would be in good hands.

Once the desired shape was achieved, numbing cream was applied and I was led into a private room where the eyebrow embroidery process commenced with a slim, needle-like instrument. A brand new piece is used for each customer, perfect for those of us who are hygiene conscious.

Does it hurt? This is one question that I often get. Well, you’ll be happy to know that the pain is very bearable and feels similar to eyebrow plucking.

After the procedure, Kelly sat me up to check if my brow colour was uniform. As I wasn’t able to return to her shop promptly after two weeks for a touch-up, she took pains to ensure that my brows were given an additional coat of colour. Her attention to detail is truly remarkable.

Despite my darker brows, I could head out for events immediately the day after without drawing laughter or strange stares from passers-by.

Here I was, at the Uniqlo Re-Jean launch at Kallang Wave Mall.

The day after, I also attended Sample Store’s Ka-Bloom event. Here’s a photo of me taken at Lady M cafe after the event.

I couldn’t be happier with my new brows. Even without the initial touch-up session after two weeks, you can tell from my very first photo in this review that my brows are still in excellent shape. The best part is, no maintenance is required except for the application of a treatment oil to keep the skin around the brow area moisturized.

It was extremely liberating to be able to wash my face immediately after the procedure as well. Everything was so hassle-free! I’ll be sure to head back to Arch Angel Brow for my touch-up the next time I return to Singapore.

Aside from eyebrow embroidery, I also had the opportunity to try their deep cleansing facial treatment that unclogged all my pores and left me with healthy glowing skin.

Thank you once again to Arch Angel Brow and Kelly for giving me beautiful brows and skin before I set off again for Nanjing!

*****

The Korean Combo Embroidery costs $980 including two touch-ups, one after two weeks and the second one before a year is up.

*****

Arch Angel Brow

Address:

321 Clementi Ave 3 (New mall in Clementi)

#01-08

Tel:

6250 1151

Opening Hours:

Mon-Fri: 11.00 am – 9.30 pm

Sat-Sun: 10.30 am – 8.00 pm

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/archangel.brow

Instagram:
@archangelbrow

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About Me

Hi! My name is Regina and I am a style, beauty and travel enthusiast who enjoys writing, photography and letting my creative juices flow.

My blogging journey has been nothing short of exciting. I was recently named the winner of Her World Magazine’s Estee Lauder Style Superstar Awards 2016. My blog was also awarded Best Fashion Blog (Grand Winner) at the Singapore Blog Awards 2014. The year before that, it won Best Online Shopping Blog at the Singapore Blog Awards 2013.

Additionally, it is listed as one of the 10 interesting blogs on Singapore by AsiaWeb Direct (http://www-singapore.com/blogs.htm). I was also featured on both local and international mainstream media for my views on style, fashion and online shopping:

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