Comments on: Natural & organic nook at Chinatown

By: Andra

Andra — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 19:56:34 +0000

Sry I think i am Abit off topic..speaking of skin care.. I always have pimples on my chest Nd some behind my back.. but do anyone know h to prevent maintain or treat them? I always get so frustrated when it keep getting worse at times.. scars thereafter.. that makes me even more irritated cos I can’t wear low cuts… Anyone?

By: sesame

sesame — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 15:31:32 +0000

Can’t quite remember…the prices are pretty comparable I think.

By: AishahJ

AishahJ — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 03:32:23 +0000

can i know how comparable the price of the burt’s bees products sold at this shop compared to sephora??i’m always looking for cheaper alternatives!!

Thanks!!

By: sesame

sesame — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:23:53 +0000

I think it was alkaline water he was talking about cos he said it originated from Japan. But definitely something to do with water. He told me he was interested on the health benefits and studying about it. The guy, as I know him in the past, was always on a quest for information. However, he doesn’t seem to remember me now cos I haven’t been to the shop for ages.

Anyway, alkaline water is interesting. The facial salon I go to use that to cleanse our face and at higher pH level to purge out the impurities.

Actually about the bad mouthing, I suspect it’s the competitors who are doing it and not the customers. I had a number of readers stating they like their service too so they are pretty consistent.

By: loveless

loveless — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:07:47 +0000

sorry, some corrections,

i meant, to ask sunny abt his “alkaline water”, not “for”

i also meant to say tt, you can come to expect “bad” service and make a fuss when you don’t receive it.

another pt, my hairstylist is not for everyone. i recommended him to some friends, but they didn’t like the cuts he gave. it happens that the style tt he is adept with, suits my taste and his techniques are good.