☆Jac Reviews Corner☆❤

So I've recently discovered that Marshall's/TJMaxx is a treasure trove for asian beauty products, with Korean products being quite popular.  I went to around 3 of these locations, some notable brands of products I found were: Shiseido, Estee Lauder, Corsx.  In addition to that, you could literally buy everything there. They had face masks, foot masks, toners, serums, moisturizers, shampoos, conditioners, body wash, perfumes.  There were a ton of korean products that I've never seen before and it was extremely overwhelming. A lot of them I didn't know what they were for and what they intend to do. I pretty much had to google every single one of them and it was way too time consuming.  Due to the fact that I have way too many unfinished products, I didn't plan on buying anything but this product in particular caught my eye because of the packaging.  Tiger Cica cream - I've never even heard of anything like that in my life. A simple google search didn't yield m

  Hello all, I've recently made a haul from Stylevana. Be on the lookout for upcoming reviews!  Please feel free to use my referral link here to get a discount!  Today's review will be on the Purederm Heating Moisture Foot mask.  The twinkle design mask will be reviewed on a later date after I've tried it.  The packaging indicates it has argan oil on it.  Back of the instructions. Very detailed information as to how to use it. The instructions state to put it on for 20-30 minutes and a rinse isn't needed.  The foot masks were sealed and I had to open it as indicated on the instructions. This is to keep the liquids from spilling out, but upon opening this package, there were already some liquids that came out.  The foot mask is a foil-like texture, and it looked like I was about to cook my feet.  They also gave stickers to seal the foot masks but this was all wet from the liquid and wouldn't stick well to the mask.  I wear a US size 9.5-10 and this foot mask fit wit

It's been an extremely long time since I last updated this blog. I've done a terrible job at updating as there has just been too many things going on and times really do fly by. Today's post is going to be a long one...  I was starting to have hair issues and looked up remedies, which redirected me to the 10 step Korean hair care process. The whole thing seemed confusing and extremely tedious, but I decided to give it a shot.  Below are reviews on items I've tried and what I think about it.  A bit on the background and concerns of my hair: -Long -Not Dyed  -Dry itchy scalp  -Constant dandruff -Thinning of hair I've used American branded shampoos and conditioners for nearly my entire life. I also didn't always have scalp issues until several years ago.  I only used shampoo and conditioner, nothing else.  I wash my hair daily, because if I didn't, my hair would be very greasy.  ***Disclaimer :  I was not sponsored by any of the below products in exchange for t