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Naoki Yoshihara by Ash: The Hair Care Salon Solutions Treatment by Shiseido

June 20, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments

Naoki Yoshihara by Ash very kindly invited me to be the model for their new Hair Care Salon Solutions hair treatment by Shiseido when it was first launched. I was very thankful for the opportunity as my tresses were in dire need of pampering given my frequent colouring sessions. 

I was also travelling pretty often for work during that period and was constantly exposed to hard water. Did you know that hard water is rich in minerals and causes your hair to be dry, rough and breakable? Well, I literally found out the hard way (pun unintended) when my hair became stringy and running my fingers through my locks became a near impossible task. Fortunately, things took a turn for the better after the hair treatment and the results were instantaneous, as you can see from the pictures above.
Before I begin my review, here are the products used for The Hair Care Salon Solutions Treatment:

What can you expect from The Hair Care Salon Solutions Treatment?
The first step of the treatment was to cleanse my scalp of impurities and dirt to prepare it for a proper detox later on. Whipping up a fluffy lather was essential for this purpose.

Next, it was time for deep cleansing and detox, but first, the stylists had to assess if my hair belonged to the high damage or low damage category and customize the treatment based on my hair condition. Travelling had taken a toll on my hair then and it naturally fell into the high damage category.
The purpose of detoxing is to thoroughly remove calcium ions and minerals that are present in the water we use to wash our hair. I was duly impressed as most hair treatments do not include this step, and this happened to be exactly what I needed after all that exposure to hard water!

 

Another interesting fact that I learned during the session was that steaming should only be done at the onset during the detox stage, before treatment solutions and repair agents (steps 2-4 below) are massaged into your hair. 
The reason for this? Steaming opens up the pores and allows nutrients to be readily absorbed and sealed in. It is similar to facials, where we usually steam our faces at the beginning to open up our pores before extraction and mask application.
The application of the triple-layer micro-coating in Step 4 here is the equivalent of a hair mask. Mask application closes up your pores and locks
in all the nutrients. If you were to reverse the steps and leave steaming to the end, your pores will open up and all the nutrients will be gone. 


What I liked about this treatment was that it tamed my hair instantly, leaving it soft, silky and almost beautiful enough for a shampoo ad. To prove my point, here’s my shiny, lustrous hair after the treatment, without any styling. The effects lasted about a week after, and the condition of my hair generally improved as well.

If you have badly damaged hair like me, perhaps you could consider trying this treatment to restore moisture and shine to your hair. 

From now till 30th June, Naoki Yoshihara by Ash is offering a 30% discount to customers who are trying this treatment for the first time!

Naoki Yoshihara by Ash
Address: 
177 River Valley Road
Liang Court  #02-15/16
Singapore 179030
Tel:
6333 5662

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Fashion: All White Outfit

June 17, 2014 by Regina Chow 1 Comment

White is one of my favourite colours. I love experimenting with bold vibrant colours and prints, but on days when I can’t decide on what to wear, I’ll turn to my white outfits.  Not only does white fabric provide the perfect canvas for accessorizing, it also exudes a clean, minimalist vibe and a touch of simple elegance. The epitome of purity and innocence, white outfits are always a breath of fresh air.

This light knit and lace 2 piece set from Japanese label Snidel is one of my most treasured finds during my recent trip to Hokkaido (I will be sharing more shopping tips soon!). I have always been a fan of Japanese apparel because design aside, there is always something special about the quality and workmanship. 
In fact, all you need to do is touch the fabric and you’ll know these lovely pieces are made to last. That probably explains why I always stock up on classic pieces like these whenever I have the chance to lay my hands on Japanese apparel.

 
 I am addicted to Japanese skincare too, in particular SKII. I have been using SKII for close to 2 months now and I have nothing but praises for their products, especially their star product, the facial treatment essence. I’m hoping it isn’t psychological, but I really do feel that my skin looks more rejuvenated and glowy, which is probably the reason why I don’t look as sick as I am in reality.

I was still
feeling pretty ill when this series of photos were taken, but I am now
happy to report that I am on my road to recovery. I can’t wait to be in
the pink of health again! The weather is so unbearably hot these days and everyone around me seems to be falling ill too, so please get enough sleep at night and stay hydrated throughout the day!


Outfit from Snidel (Japanese)
Socks from Tutuanna (Japanese)
Accessories, bags and shoes from random shops in Singapore

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Fashion: 5 Celebrity Styles with Ministry of Retail

June 16, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments
Aside from catchy ditties like I Got a Boy and Sorry Sorry, swoon-worthy
dramas like Secret Garden and Boys Over Flowers, and of course, mouth-watering
food like dukbokki and bulgogi, there is one more thing to love about South
Korea: fashion! 
The folks at Ministry of Retail, a homegrown women’s fashion label, have hopped on the K-fashion
bandwagon too, launching their label online in 2009. Husband and wife Vincent
Goh and Yvonne Tan’s labour of love has paid off, as the label’s success has
skyrocketed since its establishment.  
  
Fancy dressing like your favourite K-pop star? Take your pick from Ministry of
Retail after studying these celebrities’ style!

1. Electric blue blazers
Girls Generation’s Tiffany is totally working that blue blazer, pairing
it with lemon-yellow peep-toe heels, black shorts and a black handbag. I love
the asymmetrical hem of her t-shirt, as well as the black lining of her blazer.
Those little details really make her outfit come together. Plus, her eye-smile
completes the come-hither but polished look. 
Likewise, Tiffany’s group-mate Jessica also experimented with electric
blue, except that this time, she chose a longer coat instead. The long coat,
paired with brown heels and a printed dress, made for a more laidback look than
that of Tiffany’s. 
 As exemplified by Tiffany, electric blue is perfect with black. And this
blazer from MOF is both chic and sporty, thanks to the loose silhouette.
2. Overall shorts

Remember Girls Generation’s breakout song, Gee? They were already
sporting overall shorts then, except theirs came in candy colours like hot
pink, lime green and yellow. 
For a less kiddy version, opt for silver metallic overall shorts for an
effortlessly chic look. Pair it with a white t-shirt (not another shimmery
number, please!) and you are all set to hit the clubs. 
3. Houndstooth prints
The members of girl group Miss A look absolutely darling in their
ladylike houndstooth get-ups. 
I’m a little obsessed with the cropped top trend that’s making its way
back now. And what better way to add a ladylike touch to the California-girl
style than with houndstooth prints?
4. Pastels
The girls of Girls Generation look like a dream in their cotton candy
hues.
What’s even better than a pastel yellow dress? A pastel yellow dress
with a Peter Pan collar! The preppy chic style is right up my alley, and
especially more so when classic pieces like these come in candy colours that
are so appropriate for spring and summer. I’m in love!
5. White and sheer

Yes, it is possible to wear white and sheer pieces
without revealing your undergarments. See how Yoo In Na, the leading lady of
drama series Queen In-hyun’s Man, did it with a simple flared dress? Keep
accessories to a minimum and let the understated simplicity of the outfit do
the talking.
There’s nothing quite as elegant and classic as a white collared top.
But to shake things up a little, go sheer! This top from MOF goes well with
black capris a la Audrey Hepburn if you want to take on the monochromatic
trend. The sheer panels and embroidered details add a current update to the
regular button-up.
Now, which is your favourite trend? I’ll love to hear from you!
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Fashion Fridays: Casual Weekend Outfit

June 13, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments
I am currently nursing a flu after returning from my recent trip to Japan and China. Whenever I’m ill, all I want to do is dress down and throw on something comfortable. This simple shirt and shorts combination is a no-brainer and absolutely fits the bill. Loafers and a cute apple bag complete the look, and there, I’m all ready for the weekend!
I know I haven’t been updating this space of mine in a while, but please bear with me as I try my best to catch up on lost time. Meanwhile, you can also follow me on instagram (@reginachow_sg) for more frequent updates.
Bag from Kate Spade
Shoes from Chanel
Accessories from Hermes
Belt from Snidel (Japanese)

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Fashion Fridays: Audi Star Creation OOTD

May 16, 2014 by Regina Chow 1 Comment

In today’s edition of Fashion Fridays, I will be sharing with you my outfit of the day (OOTD) for Audi Star Creation, which just took place on Monday. My pick for that evening was a laser cutout dress in electric blue, complete with matching cutout shoes. 
I am drawn to laser cutout designs, especially when the cutouts are juxtaposed against bold colours as they add interest and dimension to an ensemble.

I had a most enjoyable evening, which left me in awe of the inspirational designs created by the 12 finalists. Before the show even began, the air was already bustling with positive energy and it was amazing just to watch Singapore’s sharpest fashionistas walk by. This is perhaps real-life satorial splendour at its best. If you are interested, I will be sharing more on that and the runway show in a separate post soon.
I wish I had time to attend the rest of the fashion shows at Audi Fashion Festival this year. The excitement and exhilaration of seeing new collections is so addictive, I wish the show would never end.
Ching Dress
Zara Heels
Hermes Birkin Bag
Chanel Earrings
Have a great weekend!
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Tokyo Luxey & Japanese Beauty Products in Singapore

May 12, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments

www.tokyoluxey.com
I was introduced to Tokyo Luxey earlier this year during a briefing session for bloggers conducted by CEO of Rouge Asia, Ms Chie Maeda and it really opened my eyes to the world of Japanese beauty products.
Established Japanese beauty brands such as Kose, Shiseido, SKII and the likes certainly need no introduction. However, beyond these globally renowned brand names lie a myriad of quality beauty and lifestyle brands that have made waves in the Japanese domestic market but are lesser known to the rest of the world.

With Tokyo Luxey, you will now be among the first outside of Japan to get your hands on these up and coming brands. All you have to do is sign up to be a Luxey!

Your role after being accepted as a Luxey

  • Try beauty and lifestyle goods supplied by TOKYO LUXEY and publish reviews of the products on your blog and via social media channels  

  • Publish beauty and lifestyle-related content and information supplied by TOKYO LUXEY on your blog and via social media

 

    • Share and introduce the content from your blog and social media accounts to the TOKYO LUXEY site’s timeline

    • Introduce TOKYO LUXEY to friends who you feel would be appropriate for our community

     

    What you get as a LUXEY

    • Receive exclusive & new Japanese beauty and lifestyle-related information and content from TOKYO LUXEY

    • Sample exclusive beauty and lifestyle products from Japan

    • Participate in the joint development of Japanese beauty and lifestyle-related goods via TOKYO LUXEY sponsored programs

    • Receive special pricing reserved only for TOKYO LUXEY members on products that you sampled

    • Become eligible to participate in TOKYO LUXEY’s affiliate program (details will be sent separately)

    • Become eligible to participate in exclusive experiences sponsored by TOKYO LUXEY (e.g. a makeup session with a famous Japanese makeup artist) 

    • Special invitations to Japan will be offered to individuals who are recognized for remarkable involvement or results as a LUXEY

    For a start, here are some products that I received and would recommend to everyone. I have tried every single one of them myself and am currently still using some of these products in my daily routine. If you would like to know how you can get hold of these products, do read on for more details at the end of this post.

    1) Make It & Co Skincare Set

    Make It & Co is an Japanese organic skincare brand that is manufactured in England. The set that I received included a washing oil, day moisturizer, night moisturizer and a hand cream. I have to admit that I was initially a little hesitant to try these products because organic skincare is known to cause breakouts in the initial phase, but thankfully, I eventually bit the bullet and used them for a period of about 3 weeks. Instead of a breakout, all I got was beautifully smooth, hydrated skin.
    The star product of this series, in my opinion, is the Aroma Washing Oil. Organic soy oil, which forms the base, is combined with lavender, tea tree and citrus essential oils to gently cleanse your face and body. I used this as my facial wash for both day and night for the entire duration, and it is amazing how clean and hydrated my skin felt after each wash. There was no oily after feel at all. My skin felt soft, moisturized and thoroughly cleansed.

    2) Evangelist BB Cream

    The Evangelist BB cream is an award winning “3D” BB cream that packs a punch. It is the No.1 BB cream for 2 consecutive years on leading Japanese beauty and cosmetics website, Cosme, with 2,000 – 3,000 bottles being sold every month. 
    Not only does it come with good coverage and sunscreen (SPF 31 PA++), it also includes skincare ingredients such as placenta and EGF to ensure that your skin is well taken care of.
    What I like about this product is how incredibly lightweight it feels on your skin. I was told during the briefing that it is so light that you will even forget that you are wearing it, and I can now attest that this claim is absolutely true. Since this is an all-in-one product, you can also skip sunblock and foundation by applying this after your daily skincare routine. This is one item that I would definitely repurchase.

    3) Evangelist Skin Care Powder

    The Skin Care Powder is another star product under the Evangelist umbrella. The first loose powder to incorporate placenta, EGF and sodium hyalauronate into its formula, it promises to impart a glow to your skin, accompanied by a velvety soft finish.
    I like the powder puff that comes along with this product as it picks up just the right amount of powder and feels so luxuriously soft on your skin. As the powder is slightly glittery, it is splendid for dinner dates and special occasions as well.

    4) Kiraan! Metal Magic Liner

    Kiraan! is a collaboration between twin celebrity models Amiaya, renowned Japanese cosmetics distributor Ohyama and Japanese retailer Plaza Japan. The Metal Magic Liner was the first product to be released under this brand and has been widely marketed in Japanese magazines such as Vivi, mina, Popteen and JJ, among others. There is a total of 5 different shades.
    I received this glitter eyeliner in Pink Bird, a sweet candy pink shade that brightens up the eyes instantly. I typically use this at the inner corner of my eyes with neutral eyeshadow colours on weekends when I can afford to experiment with more colour.

    *****

    Tokyo Luxe Special Edition Gift Box
    If you are interested in these exclusive Japanese beauty products, Tokyo Luxey is now offering a Special Edition Gift Box that includes 7 full-sized products at just S$39. Only 300 boxes are available for sale, so click here to purchase yours now!
     
    http://member.tokyoluxey.com/clk.php?ssid=55&iid=5
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    Fashion: Fruits Galore OOTD

    May 11, 2014 by Regina Chow 1 Comment

    Some of you may have noticed that I have started a new series of posts titled “Fashion Fridays” on my blog. By dedicating Fridays to fashion on my blog, I aim to bring you an OOTD (outfit of the day) or fashion-related post every Friday from now on. That said, I will still be posting OOTDs throughout the course of the week if time permits.
    This bold kitschy poufy dress is the highlight of my OOTD post today. I was a little skeptical when I first saw it on the rack, but the moment I put it on, it completely blew me away. I was surprised that the unexpected combination of vibrant colours, fruits and stripes actually works!

    The poufy structure of the dress exudes a unmistakable vintage vibe which really sealed the deal for me. On the other hand, the midi length and fun prints give it a contemporary twist and make it right on trend.
    I might be able to take preorders for this dress, so if you are keen, please drop me an e-mail at regina.chow@gmail.com. This comes in two sizes, size M (fits UK 6-8) and L (fits UK 10-12). The cutting is smaller than usual, hence I’m wearing a size M.  
    Price: S$59.90

    Shoes from Charlotte Olympia
    Bag from Kate Spade

    Hope you had a great weekend and here’s wishing everyone a wonderful week ahead!
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    Fashion Fridays: Neutral Boho Chic OOTD

    May 9, 2014 by Regina Chow 1 Comment

    I have been wearing a lot of shorts during the weekend as they seem to be the only logical choice given our hot and humid weather lately. 
    On days when I prefer to look a little more groomed and dressed up, I would turn to tiered lacy shorts, such as the one I wore in this series of photos.
    What’s remarkable about these shorts is that it gives you the illusion that I’m wearing a dress. I personally think that this crochet top from MySpringFling is the perfect match for these shorts to channel a vintage boho chic vibe. A dainty gold hair band and a vintage tapestry bag which I got from a flea market in Sydney were all I needed to complete the look.

    As you can probably tell from my recent posts, I have been wearing my Sophia Webster Electra heels really often these days as I feel that they add a distinctive edge to any outfit. Juxtaposed against the sweet ensemble that I put together, these heels instantly lend a touch of edginess to the overall look.

    Hope you enjoyed the pictures! Have a great weekend ahead!
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    Fashion Fridays: Audi Star Creation 2014 Preview

    May 9, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments

    As one of the four pillars of the Asia Fashion Exchange (AFX), Audi Star Creation aims to groom aspiring fashion designers in Asia and provide them with opportunities to embark on a fashion career to become tomorrow’s stars.  

     Audi Star Creation 2014 is taking place on 12 May,  where 12 finalists from Singapore, Korea, Vietnam, Japan, China, Indonesia and Malaysia will take centerstage for their final runway showdown.
    “The Asian Perspective” is the theme for this year’s competition, which is open to designers aged between 16-35 years old, with no more than two years of industry experience. Each designer submitted six original and commercially viable designs
    Here are the 12 finalists:
    And here’s a sneak preview of two of my favourite looks from both the youngest and eldest finalists at this year’s Audi Star Creation.
    The youngest finalist is 19-year old Chloe Keh from Singapore. Inspired by funeral rituals and the passing of her relatives, her collection titled “Grief” boasts monochromatic shades and bold geometric shapes.

    The eldest finalist this year is 32-year old Korean Hye Ra Rhee, whose collection titled “Art of Inspiring Empty Space” explores the depth, strength, elegance and resilience of nature’s flora through the mechanism of negative space. Judging from the sketches below, you can tell that the designer has an eye for details, from the choice of fabric, the tailoring, right down to the finer details such as the intricate embellishments.

    The three winners from this year’s competition, selected by a panel of
    industry experts, will each receive a prize of $10,000 and a year-long
    internship with luxury lifestyle fashion retailer F J Benjamin. They
    will also have the opportunity to develop their own capsule collection under
    the guidance of F J Benjamin, which will be showcased at Audi Fashion
    Festival 2015. Their capsule collections will also be exhibited at the
    Blueprint tradeshow where they will get to meet international
    designers and buyers.
    Out of the three winners, the one whose designs
    best reflect Audi’s values of innovation, technology and progression,
    will also walk away with the prestigious Audi Young Designer Award
    (AYDA) with an additional prize of $10,000.

    I will be attending Audi Star Creation 2014 this coming Monday and I can’t wait to share more about the actual event with you soon!

     

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    Talika Light Duo+

    May 7, 2014 by Regina Chow No Comments
    I first chanced upon Talika Lipocils Eyelash Treatment Gel in my early 20s and it was and still is one of the best eyelash treatment gels that I have tried. My wonderful experience with Talika left me with a glowing impression of the brand till today. I wanted to learn more about the brand’s latest innovations and was excited to be a part of the Talika Light Duo+ product launch at Forlino.

    Talika Light Duo+ is a revolutionary anti-aging beauty device that includes 3 different light wavelengths to target different skin issues, including dark spots, wrinkles and redness. With this powerful anti-aging multi-program light device, you can now say goodbye to the signs of aging in the comfort of your home. 

    I especially like the device’s smooth, sleek design. The buttons on the side blend in seamlessly and the handy size makes it a breeze to carry around when you travel overseas.
    The device is also fitted with a timer and is activated automatically upon contact with the skin.

     Now, I’ll share more about the three different functions. The device comprises 3 coloured lights, namely green, orange and red. Each colour has a different wavelength and is able to address different skin issues by regulating our epidermal and dermal cells.
    The green light you see here specifically targets dark spots by regulating melanin production in 2 minutes per day. It has a wavelength of 525nm and is able to penetrate the epidermis layer, also known as the outer layer of your skin. In fact, results have shown that it is able to decrease the appearance of dark spots by 46% in 60 days! I am particularly interested in trying this function because I have very stubborn pigmentation on my upper cheeks.

     

    The orange light on the other hand has a wavelength of 590nm and is able to penetrate the middle dermis to effectively combat wrinkles by reactivating collagen and elastin synthesis.

    Finally, the red light has a wavelength of 630nm and is able to eliminate redness and soothe the skin.

    Talika Light Duo+ also incorporates gentle vibrations during treatment to boost local microcirculation to improve intercellular communication. I tried the device on my hand and was pleasantly surprised that I hardly felt any discomfort. You can also use this with facial serums to boost the penetration rate and ensure that your skin reaps all the goodness of the ingredients. 
    All in all, Talika Light Duo+ promises radiant, glowing, younger-looking skin at the touch of your fingertips.
    If you are interested in purchasing Talika Light Duo+, it retails for S$575 at all Talika counters at Metro.
    Thanks to lovely Mag once again for inviting Karen and I to the event!

    For more information on Talika, do visit their website and facebook page.
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