Black Pearl Permanent Hair Dye shampoo

For convenience, one could choose this Black Pearl Permanent Hair Dye Shampoo.  At least once in a month, I will have to do some "repair" work to cover up my grey hair.  It is annoying but I am grateful to have hair :D..Need not complain much because it is hereditary that I have grey hair from my grand mother.   

I have tried this Black Pearl Permanent Hair Dye shampoo before.  The dye does not last as permanent as it stated but I like it being convenient to use.

Papaya soap

With the recommendation from my SIL, I am trying out this Papaya Soap for my daily facial cleansing.  It is said to be able to lighten the sign of pigmentations on the face which is a good news to me.  My face has become sensitive and dry lately without obvious reason. Itch at times and feel like touching a piece of sand paper. 

This Papaya Soap is a product of the Philippines with very simple packaging.  I divided it into 4 smaller pieces for hygiene and economic reasons.  It cost more than RM20++ per piece.

This soap produces very rich lather, feeling clean after rinsing it off.  On the first used, I felt a pinchy feeling on my cheeks, it went away after I applied moisturizer on my face.  I am still trying this Papaya Soap, hopefully it will lighten the sign of aging on my face.

Rooibos Tea

We were introduced to Rooibos tea just last week.  I have seen Rooibos in cosway's catalogues many years ago. when my hub told me that he wanted to try this tea for health purpose, I quickly told him that he could buy it at Cosway.  I am not a Cosway's member but my colleague is, we bought a box of this new product Nn Green Rooibos tea.  20 sachets of 12g each in a box cost RM19+ for members.  

For its benefits, you could read about it here as well.  The taste of the Rooibos tea is just like the ordinary Chinese tea which is just nice.