#CLEAN EMAIL REVIEW FULL#
We use clunky web interfaces that are not meant for professional use, we accept outdated applications as if alternatives didn’t exist, and we settle for the default email apps on our mobile devices even though app stores are full of excellent third-party email apps.īroadly speaking, an email client is a computer program used to access and manage a user’s email. And if you’re someone whose work involves communication with customers, clients, and coworkers, the chances are that you deal with emails all the time.Įven though we spend so much time writing, forwarding, and managing emails, we hardly ever pause for a moment and think about how we could improve our emailing experience. If you’re like most people, you probably check your email at least once every day. ? although I heard that it smells like licorice from Joan’s video lolol.What Is an Email Client and Why Should I Use One? You could be different! Haha but I do want to try the Then I Met You cleansing balm. Mainly for the reason that I don’t like using spatulas or digging into jars if possible. If I have to choose the order of my makeup remover choices: it’ll be cleansing oil > micellar water > cleansing wipes > cleansing balms. Lots of essential oils – might be allergic to some people.Doesn’t wash off very easily sometimes even with lukewarm water.
Coconut, lime, rose, jasmine, lily, freesia extract to name a few.Melts makeup rather well (not 100%, maybe 90-95%).These reasons were what made me not reach for it as much as I wanted to. I hold the spatula (clean from previous use) because I don’t want to leave it somewhere in the bathroom and have to wash it again because it’s not ‘clean’. I have to open the cap, then the cover inside while holding the spatula. The other gripe is the extra cover to open. This means the extra step of using a tissue to remove the droplets of water. I don’t like to dig my fingers into the tub for something like this.
It’s troublesome having to wash the spatula after each use (with soap) and making sure the cover inside isn’t wet. Review | Innisfree Green Tea Cleansing Gel-to-FoamĪfter all this, I have two gripes about this product. Review | KraveBeauty Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser It depends on whether my makeup is removed mostly or if they still have some residue, respectively. Related review: Review | Bio Essence Bio-Water Micellar WaterĪfter using the balm, I finish up with either my KraveBeauty cleanser or the innisfree green tea cleansing gel-to-foam. I don’t use this to remove sunscreen so I can only provide my thoughts on makeup.įor sunscreen, I use the Bio Essence Bio-water micellar water. Not entirely, especially the edges of the face and they usually have remnants of makeup, near the hairline. I would say that it removes a good amount. However, then comes the question of “ Does it remove makeup completely?”. I’ve got no issues with it being softer because the first few times, it was kind of hard trying to soften and warm up some of the bits with my fingers while they were slightly harder. It could be due to the exposure of air or humidity in my bathroom whenever I open it, no idea but I don’t think it affected the product in its efficiency. One other thing that I noticed was that the texture of this got softer and easier to emulsify after the first 3 uses. I don’t need fragrance in my makeup removers, so that’s fine.īut for those of you who like smelling something nice while removing your makeup, this might not give you that. They do say that they have no fragrance so that’s that. So I know I might not have a defect haha.
I mentioned this on my instagram caption in the post above and I got some similar responses as well. ?Īnyway, the scent of this isn’t exactly pleasant to me. I say that because when I touched it the first time, it was exactly how I thought it’ll feel. I can’t explain how this texture is like but you might be able to imagine it from the images. Adding a little water to this emulsifies it and turns white and milky.
#CLEAN EMAIL REVIEW SKIN#
Texture turns slightly oily + waxy and easy to spread after coming in contact with skin / heat. The first few times I used so much, but I tried reducing a little the next time and it worked the same.
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