Natural Beauty Inside Out
I have a couple of mascaras in my stash and all of them are at least a year old! *GASP* Effectively, I have no mascara to use because industry experts recommend replacing mascara every three months. But the thing is, I hardly use mascara and so if I were to purchase a new one now, I will probably use it a few times only and then it’ll sit in my drawer and die a natural death because of being neglected and unloved!
Sometime ago, my beauty therapist mentioned that one of my colleagues should be grateful to me for her glowing skin and I was a little perturbed by her remark. I quickly corrected her and told her that there is nothing to be grateful about as my colleague is paying for the facial service and all I did was to point her towards the right salon. However, according to my beauty therapist, “some women wouldn’t even want to share that kind of information!”
I spotted a few mobile carts selling magic scarves that can be worn in various ways – like this MorMor scarf from Action City. It’s furry and incredibly soft to the touch but I was particularly captivated by the versatility of this accessory as its ultra-stretchy fabric makes it possible to be worn as anything; as a simple scarf, a muffler, a hoodie, a shawl and even a halter top or strapless top. I bet it can be worn as a skirt too!
Instead of a post today, I’ve put up a new page on my blog in the form of Frequently Asked Questions or FAQs. If you’re interested, you can read them here. The FAQs will tell a little of my background leading up to blogging here, address questions of why I’ve not been responding to your emails or why I have no interest to cover some product information that comes my way. In addition, although I don’t have a disclosure policy on this blog, I’ve addressed my review policy in the FAQs as well.
I don’t know what to do with this new bottle of Flax Oil supplement. I just bought it but found that it is causing me to break out with red cystic acne around my mouth. Strange, considering flaxseed oil is a natural source of omega essential fatty acids (EFAs) which is supposed to be good for helping skin disorders such as acne, psoriasis and eczema.
I'm Sesame and Viva Woman is a Singapore beauty blog with an interest in natural, organic skincare and cosmetics that is updated daily with a weekend edition of fashion commentaries. Established in 2006, this blog has also been listed as one of the top 25 beauty blogs globally according to Babble.com.
I appreciate that some of you find my articles interesting and wish to share them. There are many ways you can share, such as via social media but copying or lifting content is definitely not the right way. Please note that all material here is copyrighted and I have a copyright policy. 
Have a question for me? Have something interesting to share with me? Then contact me! You may like to send me an email to vivawoman[at]gmail[dot]com. I will try to respond as soon as soon as I am able to. Emails requesting for link exchanges or containing unsolicited sales messages will be ignored.