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Asian Secrets Lulur with Seaweed Extract and Vitamin E

lulur with seaweed extract and vit e, bitsandtreats

You already know I’m a huge fan of the original lulur variant. I recently finished a tub and since I can’t go out, I asked MB to buy me a replacement. I forgot to tell him to get the green one and so he probably just got the first one that he saw. This is the seaweed extract and vitamin E variant.

The smell reminds me of rubbing alcohol. I have no idea why but that’s what this product smells to me. I’ve only used this a few times but I like it already.  Yesterday was scrub day. After my bath, I waited for my mom to finish preparing my breakfast. I happened to rub my thigh and my arm and noticed that they were really soft and smooth, just like after I use my Dove bath cream. I took another shower in the afternoon and used Kojie San which usually dries out my skin. I don’t apply lotion after my afternoon showers anymore because of the heat so I was really surprised to see (feel) that my skin was still soft and smooth, a rarity for my uber dry skin. I never noticed this kind of effect with the original variant.

I still have a ways to go with this tub so I’m hoping the good effects will last. Now I’m curious as to what the other variant can do for my skin.
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  1. UnknownMay 20, 2013 at 6:00 PM

    I really like your blog! It's like almost all the products I've been eying are already reviewed here. Thank you! I'm your newest follower. :)

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    1. Lady EMay 21, 2013 at 9:16 AM

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