Beauty Credit Charcoal Nose Pore Cleaning Patch

So I’ve got myself new goodies from shopping with my cousin yesterday at SM Makati (which has an awesome make-up section). My cousin was quite surprised upon seeing a Beauty Credit counter so we both decided to check it out. I ended up buying something I’ve wanted to try for the longest time.

Here it is in it’s box-y glory!!

Beauty Credit’s Charcoal Nose Pore Cleaning Patch costs only Php195.00 ($4.00) for a box of 7 strips. A bit pricey for a pack of 7 but it sounds good. Beauty Credit might sound familiar to you if you’re a Boys Over Flowers fan (which I’m not) because Go Hye Sun is one of the endorsers of this product.

I’m not really a skin product fan but I’ve been dying to get rid of the excess oil on my nose thanks to all that sweating and Metro Manila dirt so this should be a must-try and my cousin also recommended it.

These sweet cakes are individually wrapped and unfortunately, they’re not sold individually but it’s worth the try really. Charcoal is said to have a detoxifying agent that is used to clear out oil and dirt from our pores and this is what the nose patch is all about.

All you have to do is stick the glossy side on your nose, dab it with water and wait for it to harden up. It’s just like a mask, so you need to wait for like 10-15 minutes. After waiting time, you slowly peel the strip off and ta-dah, stare at how much whiteheads and blackheads you’ve managed to remove! Kidding, but I was really staring at mine and it was a hell lot but now my nose pores are clear and clean!

Oh! It’s SNSD

Oh! Did you know that Girl’s Generation will be back with their 2nd album. I’m a bit excited in a way since I still like girl groups, even if they’re not exactly my top favorite girl group (duh, I’m a stereotyped anti-SNSD…wtf) And while I may not like all nine girls (I have my biases), pretty much, it’s a love-hate relationship between me and the band. One day I love them, the next day I hate them. Oh please, don’t tell me I’m just jealous of them…huh? It’s just that the band never clicked.

Well, aside from short-shorts and killer legs, I’ve been curious about this release especially after hearing Show! Show! Show!. Though, their image still stay candy-pop to me even if they tried being sexy. Fans of SNSD should be excited about this though, because it is easier to support an artist that has constant news and albums *coughs coughs*

One more thing, SNSD’s 2nd album release means a good thing for SHINee (HAHAHAHA~ Oh my biases <3)