Sophie Martin Magic Pink Cream

Hello! The middle of the year is finally ending. Time flies by so fast! Anyway, I apologize for being missing for a couple of days. We finally got the chance to sort out our computer problems but we still have to re-arrange most of our files and programs and stuff, so.

Let me share with you though my favorite blusher as of the moment. I've always been a big fan of Avon's Simply Pretty Liquid Lip and Cheek Tint-- the roll-on type that was a bit violet-ish in color. But when they changed the packaging and formula, it wasn't as good as it used to be so I decided to look for something similar.

When I read stuff from GirlTalk, this cream blusher from Sophie Martin is always mentioned. It's supposedly very long lasting with a vibrant rosy color. The problem is, this one's not easily available. You have to look for it online or find a Sophie Martin representative. Thankfully, my officemate's sister is one so I was able to get ahold of this.

Forgive my hand as I was testing an eyeliner prior to the picture taking. ^^

Pros:
1. True enough, this is very long-lasting and can work well for oily skin. The color doesn't fade throughout the day and can last for about 12 hours. (I put this on when I did some overtime work so it's no lie ^^)

2. Very affordable. It's 85 Php a tube.

3. A little goes a very long way. If we were to speak about its pigmentation, it would be very pigmented. I'd just say that the color is intensely pink. ^^

4. I love the texture since it was like putting on a light cream.

Cons:
1. I wish the color does develop after a minute. The problem is it develops in less than a minute. So if you're a dab-dab-and-blend type of person, like me, it can look a little, how'd you say, splotchy? You'd end up with red marks from where you first put on the product. And that first color swatch picture? I end up with that on my hand all day because that's where I first put on the blush.

2. The scent threw me off a little, although it smells like powder. 

3. It can be hard to get your hands on it. ^^

What I do is I mix it with some concealer. It gives me a few extra seconds to do my blending. It does the trick but it does make the color a little less intense. But it still stays on for long.

Cheerio!

Essence Fix and Matte Translucent Loose Powder

Hi guys! Here's another overdue review. ^^ When I dropped by the Essence counter in MOA, I also picked up this translucent setting powder that I read from Ms. Martha of The Beauty Junkee's blog entry. She was very impressed with this loose powder so I figured I should give it a try. ^^

It's my very first translucent setting powder so I have nothing to compare it to. But it's actually pretty good. I have very oily skin and my usual powders last around an hour to three tops, then I'll get really disturbingly oily--the kind you'd want to blot and put on a layer of powder again.

Pros:
1. This probably is the first powder I've ever used that kept my oil at bay for very long. I usually get to the office at around 7. When I leave home, I put on some powder, then again when I get to the office. At around 10, my T-zone area gets incredibly oily but I just blot and let it be until lunchtime, when I can freely put on some more powder. 

When I used this, I didn't put on any more powder when I got to the office because my skin was completely "mattified." And when I checked my face during lunchtime, I was quite surprised that only my nose bridge and a part of my forehead were slightly oily--the kind you can just blot and proceed with whatever you're doing. ^^ So that's like around 5 hours of oil control! Pretty neat. ^^

2. You need only a little amount of powder to set your foundation and it really is translucent so you wouldn't have to worry about looking too white. ^^

3. You get 15.5 g of powder for only 259.00 and since you only need a little for everyday use, this can actually last for a very long time.

4. No noted funny smell.

Cons:
1. It's messy to use! ^^ I have to store it right side up so the product wouldn't get on the cover. Because if I don't, there'd be powder all over the floor when I open it. 

2. This has the tendency to make dry skin patches very visible.

3. There are times when I use this that I sniff it accidentally and it makes me want to sneeze. It's like sniffing flour. But that's just me.

4. Although a layer of this looks natural, putting too much on can actually make you look a little cake-y and too white. Learn from my mistake. *haha*

Given its price and performance, I think it's safe to say that this is actually a pretty good setting powder. A little messy to use, but good nonetheless.

What do you use to set your foundation/BB cream/CC cream? Lemme know. Cheerio!

Look What I Bought: Eazy Fashion Edition

Hi! I'm now on Bloglovin'. I think. If you have the extra time, do check it out and lemme know if I'm actually in Bloglovin' or not. ^^ I'm a complete dunce when it comes to putting on widgets in this blog. 

Anyway, you know how sometimes you just want to write your entries and post 'em then all these ads of online shops come popping out screaming "Free Shipping?" Well, a few weeks ago, I succumbed to one of those ads. ^^ But not alone! I have my mom and my sister to share the blame with. ^^

I've been meaning to purchase something from Eazy Fashion for the longest time. I used to browse their website often in college, window-shopping. It was only a few weeks ago when I finally decided to place an order. That's quite a test of my patience and longing for shopping. ^^

We ordered 11 ear caps/dust stoppers (30.00-58.00 Php each; Wholesale price)(7 are my sister's; she gave them away to her friends), 3 card/photo holders with matching coin purses (around 60.00 each), my mom's Samsung hard case (around 300.00) and pink wallet/phone organizer (around 300.00), a neon pink hair scrunchie (around 50.00), hair velcro (2 pcs/35.00)....and a few more items you would no longer see in the picture. ^^

They're not all mine! ^^ *haha* These are "our" orders. The great thing about Eazy Fashion is that ordering was a breeze and they'd answer all your questions promptly and clearly (in my experience, via SMS). Each of their items has two prices indicated: the Retail Price and the Wholesale price. You can get the items at their Wholesale prices (which is cheaper) when you order 6 items (can be assorted). They offer free shipping for purchases   amounting to 1000 Php and above. Shipping fee is not bad too. If I remember correctly, Metro Manila SF is at 45 Php. ^^

We ordered on a Friday, received confirmation, paid thru BDO Deposit the same day, items were shipped on Saturday due to troubles with some items, and we received the items Monday morning. Pretty fast actually. 

I was actually very happy that they informed me soon that there were items in my order that were no longer available since I ordered some on sale items. They asked me if I wanted to replace the items or just have the extra payment register as advanced deposit, which is what I chose since I can't pick out any item. If this happens to you, you can use the advanced deposit on your next purchase.

I think most, if not all, of their products are from Korea, given the stuff written at the back of each item. According to my sister, the items were very well-packed. Each had boxes of their own and were grouped accordingly: boxes in a box, she said. ^^

We'd definitely be ordering again. And they do get new stuff every now and then so do check out their site at www.eazyfashion.com . ^^

Here are the pretty dust stoppers! Can you guess which one is mine? 

Cheerio!

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All Dolled Up Look #4: Nudes and Neons + 50% Off on Revlon's Lip Butters

Hello everybody! I'm back with another makeup look. My sister decided to take her old shirt for a ride and came up with this look that will be up in her blog real soon. She just needs the Internet connection to cooperate. ^^

As you've seen in the past three looks, and probably if you've come across my sister's blog, she really likes to don red lips. But this time, she actually wanted to try playing with nude lippies and see how they fare on her.

To break her blue ensemble, she wore some neon green accessories and her really cute Peter-pan collared shoes, which unfortunately can't be seen in this pic. But when she puts the entry up, I'm sure you'd see it.

 

What I used on her:

Face

Maybelline Aqua Gel Foundation in Natural Beige

Careline Concealer in Chestnut

Essence Fix and Matte Translucent Setting Powder (Review on this will follow)

Eyebrows

Etude House Drawing Eyebrow in #3 (Brown)

Eyes

Gold E/S (Wash all over the lids; slightly reaching browbone)

Dark Rust-colored E/S (Concentrate on lids)

Plum-ish Brown E/S (Line along the lashline)

(From Aido Travel Kit)

(I tried to create a vertical gradient look for the eyes)

In2it Waterproof Gel Liner Pencil in Brown (For tightlining)

San San Liquid Eyeliner Pen (Line around the eyes and wing it out!)

Cheeks

Coral blush from the Aido Travel Kit 

Lips

For the nude look, I put on some foundation on her lips to tone down the color and put on Ever Bilena's Matte Lipstick in Mauvey, which is a nice nude pink color. 

That's it for today's makeup look! Have a great weekend! Cheerio!

PS

I picked up two Revlon Lip Butters (Tutti Frutti and Strawberry Shortcake) yesterday for my mom and my sister at SM North Edsa. Revlon is having a promo on their lip butters: 50% off! So each lip butter is just around 200+ Php. They also have a few more items on sale. You might want to check it out! The SA said it's their promo for this month. ^^

Essence All Eyes On Me Mascara

Hello! Just a quick mascara entry before I go to sleep. ^^ Tomorrow is still Friday work-day for me. ^^

When we went to Mall of Asia a few weeks ago, I knew I had to visit Essence, a European brand that just into the Philippines. Since it's not yet available in SM North Edsa, which is the nearest mall to our place, I know I couldn't leave MOA without checking it out.

Since I no longer have any mascaras in stock, I decided to try one from Essence. It was a bit of a struggle since the brand has a lot of mascaras. In really cute packaging tubes. And I only have a pair of lashes to put mascara on. ^^ Since it said "multi-effect mascara" on the tube, I decided to buy this since it promised curling, volumizing, and lengthening effects.

A tube costs 149.00 Php.

Pros:

1. Quite affordable given that it's a big tube of mascara.

2. Its kind of wand is the type that works for me because it separates my lashes well and it works for the bottom lashes too since it's not too big

3. I experienced no clumping with this mascara.

4. The packaging is a real eye-turner. One of the main factors that contributed to the purchase. ^^

5. Really black in color. I really can't work with gray-ish black mascaras and this is super black in color, so it's good.

6. Easy to wash off.

Cons:

1. Panda Eyes! Unfortunately, because of my oily lids, it smears around my eyes. It seems like it doesn't really dry up completely because even when I blink and have too much mascara on...hello panda.

2. Didn't hold the curls of my lashes.

3. I used this one my sis during her recent blog photo shoot (photo above) and it didn't quite volumize and lengthen her lashes like I wanted. It helped that it was super black so it made her eyes look intense but it gave no additional volume.

Essence has a lot of affordable stuff I want to try and though this mascara didn't quite cut it for me, I actually want to try its other mascaras and see what would work for me.

Have you tried anything from Essence? Lemme know. Cheerio!

Etude House Baking Powder Pore Cleansing Foam

Hi! I'm sorry for being MIA this week. Our beloved laptop has decided to take a break, and actually act up so we had to have it fixed. But, I'll try to make it up to you this weekend with the overdue reviews.

When I ran out of my Neutrogena cleanser last month, I decided to try something Korean. I was supposed to get the one from Etude House's AC Clinic line since the products from this line has Salicylic Acid, but decided to try this one first. I was very impressed when I tried the BB Cleansing version of this Baking Powder cleanser last year. This one is the regular version. 

A tube costs 328.00 Php and you'd get 170 ml of product, which is a lot. It's actually a pretty big tube. (My sister took these pictures since when I get home, the sun's waayy down. That's her hand with the blob of foam). If I remember well, the BB Cleansing one is  428.00 Php. With my panic-mode on, thinking that my Pink Membership card was about to expire, I got this for around 260.00.

The Verdict:

I'm doing an umbrella review on this one since I can't weigh the pros and cons too well. The smell is still like a mild soap like Ivory. Texture-wise, it feels like it has small unseen beads for exfoliation. I like that after I wash my face using this, I actually feel like I've removed every trace of oil on my skin. But, it didn't quite have the same long term oil control effect that the BB Cleansing foam offered. I also can't vouch for its pimple zapping powers. Although my skin feels squeaky-clean every time I use it, it didn't help with my acne problems. Then again, I guess that's not in its job description. ^^

Overall, as a cleanser, this totally works especially if you have oily skin. To those with dry/normal skin, you might find this a little bit too drying. When I get the little bumps, I'd probably go back to my Salicylic Acid-powered defenses. But during no-pimple days, I'd definitely use this.

Cheerio!

I Nailed It #10: Good Morning Mickey!

Hi! Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there. ^^ Just a quick entry here on the nail art I attempted to do last night. Unfortunately, the clear polish developed bubbles and I sorta dug on some parts of the polish while sleeping so it's not as clean as I wanted it to be. But, I'm hoping that I could fix it later today.

Mickey Mouse has always been my favorite cartoon character. I used to have tapes of recorded Mickey Mouse shows--those classic ones with the whole Disney gang like Donald Duck, Pluto, Goofy and others.

So, I attempted to do a Mickey Mouse inspired nail art. (Forgive me for "painting outside the lines." I was never good in art class. Haha)

Here are the products I used: Klik Polish in White, OMG in Salsa, Klik in Black, and Caress in Clear. I also used the first two small dotting tools from my set.

I'd probably experiment on more Disney-inspired designs and if they come out well, I'd post 'em here. And if they don't, I'd still probably post them too as attempts on nail art. ^^

Have a great Sunday! Cheerio!

Purederm Strawberry Yogurt Pack

Hi guys. I hope everyone's doing well despite the heavy rains and constant flooding. ^^ I was supposed to do a few reviews this week but my skin is currently freaking out thanks to the monthly red flood and overconsumption of milk. ^^ I had to stop testing everything until my skin gets back to normal, just in case one of the new products I'm trying out is irritating my skin. I have to be absolutely sure. ^^ I'd hate to say a thing gave me breakouts when it didn't. 

Anyways, I'm trying out a new kind of mask. When I started using facial masks as part of my skin care regimen, I'd always buy those facial mask sheets because they're the only ones I know and they work fairly well. But now, I'm all about opening doors for every kind of mask there is. This time, I'm trying out a wash-off/rinse-off type of mask.

This one is by Purederm. It's a Korean brand carried by Watsons. I picked up the strawberry one because I read somewhere that strawberries are natural sources of salicylic acid, which is known to cure and prevent pimples.

I've seen this mask before and it was only 29.00. But now, each pack costs Php 39.75. No worries though because you'd get to use it probably 5 or more times depending on how much you put on.

And the warning is not exaggerated! It really smells like strawberries and cream, the kind you would eat. But, under no reason should you try and taste it. Please. Just give it a good whiff, then slather it on.

The Verdict:

I really like the smell. It's probably one of the sweetest, most realistic strawberry smelling beauty product I've ever encountered. I also loved the texture of the mask. It was like putting on a moisturizing cream. I actually thought it would be thicker, like when you put it on, you'd have this white film all over your face. But it's not like that and I actually like it.

Washing it off is no pain either because even with just water, you'd be left with no sticky feeling.

Most of the masks I've tried left my skin looking bright and feeling smooth and supple. This mask, on the other hand, made my skin feeling refreshed and squeaky-clean. I wished it had some brightening effect but I'm thinking maybe the other variants have that effect.

This is an awesome mask to try and use a couple of times a week to make your skin feel hydrated. I want to try the other kinds and see its effect on me.

Have you tried any of Purederm's masks? Lemme know. Cheerio!

I Nailed It #9: Red and Glitters

Hi! Happy Independence Day, if there is such a greeting.

Because today is a free day, I decided to play with my nail polishes. Free days like today is the only time I can properly put on nail colors because it can dry well, unlike when I put it on at night and wake up with messed up nails. ^^

I wanted to paint my nails with a patriotic design but ended doing my favorite gradiated red nails. But this time, I decided to coat my nails with clear polish with gold glitters.

I used: Sassy Colors in Neon Red, Jocarste in A61, and Twinkle in Glitter Gold. My nails don't look patriotic but they do carry some shades of the Philippine flag.

I put on a coat of the bubblegum peach color, did a layer of gradiation with the red color, then topped my nails with the glitter polish. Never mind if it'd be hard to remove. ^^

Cheerio!

M&Co Long Lasting Matte Lipstick with Moisturizer in Brick Red

Hello!

As I've probably mentioned a lot of times here, I'm a real sucker for lip stains and tints, not only because they double as cheek color but also because they last a lot longer. That's why I only keep a few shades of lipsticks. My sister on the other hand, no matter how many lip stains I give her, still likes lipsticks better.

Although I could get her to try different shades of lippies, like corals or pinks, when she asks me to do her makeup, she still loves her red lippies. Her recent red lip color is from M&Co, which I used on my last dolled up entry. I was trying to get her to buy a different color but she still ended up with a dark red lipstick.

The color doesn't really remind me of bricks but I like that they name their lipsticks rather than just simply assigning codes. I tried this on today, just so I can vouch for what my sister thinks of this lipstick.

Pros:

1. Affordable. (Around 150-170 Php. Definitely not over 200)

2. Very pigmented. On the picture above, my sister has a layer of lipstick on. You can build up the color, depending on how strong you want the red shade to be.

3. Has a color indicator for easy lippie search. ^^(Just in case you're planning to grab a few more colors)

4. Sleek black packaging. It feels a little plastic-ky but it looks good

5. It's probably the only lipstick I've tried that could last for a whole day.

When my sister wore this one time, it survived a greasy beef meal, a can of soda, a tall sundae, and some flavored shaved ice. It remained intact and showed very little fading.

When I wore it today, I just dabbed some on, maybe less than a layer. It lasted the whole day on me! It even survived my toothbrush-ing. ^^

Cons:

1. Despite claiming to be "with moisturizer," like most matte lipsticks I've tried, it's quite drying. I suggest doing a pre-moisturizing step before putting it on since putting on lipbalm can make the lipstick bleed out on your lips.

2. Has a faint crayon smell

3. It's a bit of a struggle to put on since there's tugging experienced 

4. Not advisable for those with chapped, flaky lips since it has a tendency to "magnify" the flakes. ^^

Despite the cons, it's actually a good lipstick that's true to its long-lasting tag. I just hope certain tweaks would be made in terms of its moisturizing property. Nonetheless, it's a pretty good lipstick. M&Co is available at SM Department Stores.

Hooray for Holidays! Cheerio!

Certified Movie Buff: Blow Dry

Hi guys! Before writing about this movie that is probably unheard of by many, let me give you a quick introduction. ^^

When I was in elementary school, probably around 7 or 8 years old, I started to get really involved in extracurricular stuff in school. That was back when hair mascaras and body glitter were new stuff. I'd really get into class wearing body glitter with bronze streaks on my hair because I was so into them. My teachers did not really approve. *haha* I remember getting into trouble because my arms were all glitter-y and stuff during class photos.

Anyway, from then on, I spent a lot of time backstage during school events, fixing people's hair and make-up, washing off stains on someone's costume and stuff. I even dug up trash at one time because we needed, well, something. ^^ It was some sort of a job that I really enjoyed doing. I did it a few times in college too, but not as often. It's a life I kinda miss. ^^

 To be honest, this movie is actually one of the most influential films I've watched. I watched this when I was really young, and it sort of inspired me with the whole hair styling thing.

This is a 2001 film starring Alan Rickman, Josh Hartnett, Rachel Griffiths, Bill Nighy, Natasha Richardson, and Rachel Leigh Cook. And that's the young Heidi Klum as a hair model on the poster. ^^

It's actually a pretty heartfelt yet comedic story about family. Richardson plays Shelley, a hairdressing  shop owner who's battling cancer.  She wants to join this British hairdressing championship one last time with her ex-husband Phil (Rickman. side note: This is greasy greasy Severus Snape in a hairdressing film!)and son (Hartnett). It's actually a cool film where you get to see all these unique hairstyles injected with all these family problems along the way.

When you get the chance, check this movie out. You might actually enjoy it. Cheerio!

Food Talk: Pizza Hut's Cheeseburger Pizza

Hey guys! Just a quick food entry. ^^ It's been a while since I've had a Pizza Hut pizza. My family's always been a fan of their stuffed crust, especially their Cheesy Volcano one. But I think that's no longer available. Anyway, Pizza Hut recently released their new "Cheeseburger Pizza," which has cheeseburgers all around the crust. Pretty neat actually.

It's...so...beautiful. ^^This one is the Meat Lovers pizza with cheeseburger crust. I think this version actually defies the term crust because to be honest, I don't think the pizza has anymore crust. All it has are mini cheeseburgers stuck on the edges. Delicious, definitely and it's good to try if you want to make your pizza look a little complicated and all.

I still love their regular stuffed crust better but this is so much fun to eat and definitely worth ordering once in a while.

What's your favorite pizza flavor? Shoot me a message. Cheerio!

I Nailed It #8: All that Glitters

Hi guys! I know, the title is not very original. I hope you can let this one pass. ^^ Watching K-dramas and Korean shows has been influential to the way I see nail art. Most Hallyu stars, at least those that I get to watch and read about, take nail art very seriously. I mean, we're talking Firmos and gems the size of your normal earrings glued to their nails! Although I am yet to glue huge bows on my nails, I've loved nail color gradation, colored French tips, and now, accented nails (I honestly don't know what it's called).

Yoon Eun Hye (Joy/Lee Soo Yeon/Zoe of I Miss You/Missing You; Coffee Prince, Goong/Princess Hours) didn't just under the limelight, yet again, hot pink lips and coral lips with her melodramatic character in I Miss You. She also had these nail art designs throughout the series that are so cute. Think: royal blue French tips and nails with accents.

I really love Twinkle's nail polishes. They're so small and affordable (less than 15 pesos a bottle. 12-ish)  so you'd definitely get to empty the bottles out before the product dries up. Yoon Eun Hye's nail art are definitely more dramatic and detailed but I figured this could work too. Plus, I don't have to suffer from trying to get the glitter polish off of every single nail. Just one nail. ^^

What I have on is three thin layers of Mud on each nail except the point finger, which has one. And four layers of Glitter Gold. Glitter Gold doesn't have a lot of glitter chunks so I really had to layer to get this intense glitter-y look. The layer of Mud underneath the glitter makes it...cohesive...with the rest. ^^

A little tip I learned from Buzzfeed: Get a cotton ball, divide it into five, soak each in acetone and put it on your nails. Within a few seconds, the nail polish comes right off. No excessive rubbing needed. Of course, it still depends on how many layers of polish you put on. The thicker the polish, the harder it is to remove, especially glitter-y ones. ^^

Have you tried this nail art trend? How do you like it? Lemme know. Cheerio!

Just Sampling: Nature Republic Moist Steam Cream

Hi guys. ^^ I have just gotten back into trying out samples since I'm running low on my usual. For instance, my third tub of Nature Republic's Aloe Gel is almost empty so I decided to try out this sample that I got.

I got this freebie when I bought my mom's hair color. According to Nature Republic's Facebook page, this cream is Shin Se Kyung (Fashion King; When A Man Loves) Limited Edition Steam Cream. Shin Se Kyung is Nature Republic's present endorser. A regular tub has 100 ml of product and costs 795 Php. There are actually three kinds: Fresh Steam Cream for Oily/Combination Skin, Moist Steam Cream for Dry and Normal Skin, and the Ultra Steam Cream for Severely Dry Skin.

I was able to try out the Moist Steam Cream. 1 ml of product was enough for 3 days, day and night application.

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The Verdict:
I actually like it's texture-- it's not a heavy cream type and it's not runny either. It's almost like a light creamy gel. ^^ It gets absorbed easily by the skin and leaves no sticky feeling. I was quite surprised and impressed with the result with even just three days of usage. It really moisturized my skin and made it feel supple. I only wish there was more product for me to try and then maybe I'd be able to see more results.

This is definitely a product that I would try. Probably the one more suitable for my skin condition, which is the Fresh one. But if you have normal or dry skin, I suggest giving this a try. This might actually work out for you. ^^

Cheerio!

Food Talk: Swensen's Ice Cream and Sundaes

Hey guys! Last weekend, we decided to change our usual mall hang out and headed to SM Mall of Asia. I haven't been there for exactly a year. I remember fairly well I must say. ^^

Much to my disappointment, I wasn't able to find Peanut Butter and Company there anymore so after having lunch at Kimchi, we decided to have a little ice cream treat and headed to the first ice cream parlour I saw: Swensen's. I remember reading about it in Sumi of The Purple Doll's blog and decided to give it a try.

Believe me when I tell you that it took us quite a while to pick out what to order. Everything in their menu looks so good!

It's actually my first time to see cute personalized glasses. Look at all those ice cream flavors. ^^

And down below is the spoon that my mom wanted to take home. ^^

Finally, we decided on two flavors: Coffee Mocha Almond Cable Parfait and Frosted Choc Malt Fantasy.

Frosted Choc Malt Fantasy (285.00 Php)- Chocolate ice cream, chocolate syrup, marshmallow, malt balls which I think are Maltesers, whipped cream, choco chips, chocolate coated cherry with chocolate-coated Swensen's waffle-fan thing-y.

Coffee Mocha Almond Cable Parfait (245.00 Php)- There were three scoops of ice cream which I guessed were vanilla and coffee, caramel and chocolate syrup, tons of almonds, whipped cream, chocolate-coated cherry and Swensen's waffle fan.

The Verdict:
Off the bat, this ice cream place is awesome. The ambiance is great and the staff members were very friendly and all-smiles. I also liked that they offer per-scoop servings of their ice cream, so you'd get to mix your own sundae or parfait. They have something for everyone, even for kids. You could also opt to order their big ice cream concoctions like The Hurricane or The Earthquake, both have more than 5 scoops of ice cream, and split it among friends. They even have fondue!

Their ice cream dishes are quite pricey but, they're really worth it. Their ice cream is thick and gooey and not-too-sweet.

I'm definitely coming back there and try their fruit-flavored ice cream. You can find them at the southwing of SM Mall of Asia, Seaside Drive, G/F.


What's your favorite ice cream flavor? Lemme know. Cheerio!