Showing posts with label blotting paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blotting paper. Show all posts

TCFS Dinoplatz Dear Brachiosaurus Blotting Paper

January 24, 2017
No matter how dry or 'normal' our skin is, we still get a little shine from time to time. I normally like a little shine and dewiness on my face since my skin is so dry, but sometimes the shine is a bit too much so I do need to blot away any excess.

The good thing about blotting papers is that most are dead cheap and easy to find, and while I usually and happily settle for them, I decided to give this 'upgraded' version from Too Cool For School a chance - it's their Dinoplatz Dear Brachiosaurus Blotting Paper (Php245.00).


From Sephora.com:
These blotting papers are a glamorous way to blot. Packaged in a convenient carry case, these oil blotting papers are made from 100 percent natural papers. The original Mulberry blotting paper is made from 100 percent Korean mulberry paper, a traditional handmade paper known as Hanji. It instantly removes oil and sebum without disturbing makeup.  
With just a gentle press, these blotting papers absorb oil immediately, soften skin, and leave your makeup looking flawless. 

Review: “Ariel” Blotting Paper

March 04, 2014
When I was in Japan last year and I visited two of the Disney stores I could find in Tokyo, the one in Shibuya and the one in Shinjuku, I was expecting to pick up the usual things like cute accessories and phone cases. What I didn’t expect were beauty items! Yup, Japanese Disney stores now have lip gloss, face masks, point pads, blotting paper, and more. At the very least, I don’t recall ever seeing them the other time I was there four years ago. Combining Disney and beauty products meant I absolutely couldn’t resist grabbing a few things, and one of them is this Ariel blotting paper!

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To be honest, before writing this review, I wasn’t sure what to call this item. I know it’s blotting paper, but it doesn’t have an official product name, if you get what I mean, on the packaging itself. But I checked the Japanese Disney store website and it’s labeled as “あぶらとり紙(ソープバブルスの香り)アリエル” which translates to “Blotting Paper (Soap Bubbles) – Ariel”. So, I decided “‘Ariel’ Blotting Paper” would be best.

Ariel has been my favorite Disney princess since I was a little girl, so of course this is the variant I chose! They have packs featuring other Disney characters too, like Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Chip & Dale. Each character’s pack has different scented blotting sheets. Ariel’s is of course soap bubbles! Appropriate, don’t you think? I bought the Minnie Mouse one for a friend and it had a strawberry scent to it.