Jessica's Blog

I’ve been getting lotsa quizzes about my make up regime! Well, to be honest… I used to be the laziest or most “bo chup” person taking care of her skin! During my university days, was my very first time experimenting with make up and I have to say I wasn’t the most skillful girl around. I look back at my photos and cringe! Though I was putting on make up then, I wasn’t removing it after! I didn’t know the existence of make up remover then and only used regular face wash like Neutrogena or Biore or Ponds to remove the gunk on my face! And little did I know that wasn’t sufficient to totally dissolve the make up away… No wonder my skin became so bad!!! Also, I never used moisturiser nor eye cream nor toner then! So it was bare face, pounding on make up, and not removing it! Horror of horrors!!! (I bet U don’t or cannot believe this but it’s true!) I’m such a clueless girl back then!

It was only after joining SQ and going thru those grooming sessions that I was taught the importance or removing make up, having a good skincare regime. Thereafter, my skin cleared up and all my friends asked me what did I do to help my skin. My simple reply was “use a suitable moisturiser!” When I was still flying, I swore by Clinique Moisture Surge. That was the one that agreed with my skin, kept it hydrated during flights in the dry cabin air and yet feel lightweight on the skin!

However, now in Singapore’s humid weather, I prefer using YSL’s White Mode Day Imulsion as it’s less sticky after applying it and easily absorbs into the skin. Also, I love the whitening effect it has helping me remove any uneven skin tone on my face and neck.

So my daily skincare regime is:

1. Wash my face when I wake up (this one I use almost any kind of facial wash for normal/combination skin)
2. Use Shiseido White Lucent Brightening Refining Softener as a toner
3. Apply a layer of YSL White Mode Whitening Essense
4. Moisturise with YSL White Mode Day Imulsion
5. Protect my skin with YSL White Mode Sunscreen (this one is a must!!! The sun ages your skin faster so sunblock is utmost important)

Make Up:

I like Ettusais Liquid Foundation as it’s oil-free, light and provides enough coverage without looking like you have foundation on.

My must haves:

• False eyelashes are an easy way to brighten up and make eyes look a lot bigger

To apply them

1. line your eyes with a liquid/pencil eyeliner (optional) – I like Maybelline’s liquid eyeliner as it’s cheap and good! I really love the felt tip applicator that makes lining eyes a lot easier
2. curl your natural lashes first and use one thin coat of mascara to keep lashes curled – Shiseido or Shu Uemara eyelash curlers are great with Asian eyes
3. Trim false lashes to the length of your lash line
4. Use a lash applicator (this can be bought in any SASA outlet) to clip the false lashes
5. Apply a thin layer of lash glue on the spine
6. carefully set the false lashes as close to your lash line as possible
7. Wait till glue is dry, then use curler to blend lashes together by gently curling natural and false lashes together.

• Naturally drawn eyebrows – I like Shu Uemara Eyebrow Pencil Hard Formula in Seal Brown
• Blusher – My favorite is YSL Touche Blush in No. 1
• Under Eye Circle cover up – YSL Touche Eclat or Radiant Touch

Hope this insight of myself will help others out there not make the same mistake as I did back in university! I’m sure lots of girls now are better educated in the make up department! 😉

Hope U like my tips!

XOXO
Jessica