I'm suddenly addicted to these paper lotion moisture face masks, even though I can't read the package and rarely know exactly what I'm putting on my face. So far, so good.
That's what's in those packets. They were a hundred yen each so I thought I'd try them out and see if my face dies. And that yellow bottle is MOIST HAIR MILK. I am always so happy when I smell like my idealized vision of an elegant old Japanese grandmother -- recently I realized the people who tend to be smelling my hair here might not find that so delightful. Fuck 'em.
I'm suddenly addicted to these paper lotion moisture face masks, even though I can't read the package and rarely know exactly what I'm putting on my face. So far, so good.
That's what's in those packets. They were a hundred yen each so I thought I'd try them out and see if my face dies. And that yellow bottle is MOIST HAIR MILK. I am always so happy when I smell like my idealized vision of an elegant old Japanese grandmother -- recently I realized the people who tend to be smelling my hair here might not find that so delightful. Fuck 'em.
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so, there is a pillowcase on the bed next to the pillow, but i was too lazy to work that out so i just put a sheet over the pillow instead. how lazy makes me a loser?
Oh! I love those face masks! I got a green tea one at Tokyu Hands the last time I was in Japan and I got one for my sister. Pearl, I think. I didn't use it until we got back here to the US and guess what. No moist face mask sheets in the US. ANYWHERE.
I almost got the pearl one! But I just got green tea and seaweed. I can't really tell the difference. Anyway they're so cheap but they feel awesome. I want to get some of the nicer ones.
I loved the green tea one. My face was so smooth afterward!
so far i like potato best although it's like "i smell potatoes" for 15 minutes
i think that is the best photo i've ever been in btw, it is awesome.
POTATO? Screw the economy, I am getting on a plane to Tokyo RIGHT NOW.
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