Ah finally, a review! Haven't done one of these in ages = P
If you follow me on twitter, then you know that I went and got myself some Witch Hazel. I believe the very informative Krissy asked me to do a review (Follow her! She's very knowledgeable with skin care, girl really knows her ingredients!)
So going on...I present to you, my new love:

This astringent seriously rocks my socks and I mean it!
Where I got it: VP Discount (a health food and nutritional supplement/vitamin store
How much? Not more than $10 USD and comes in a gigantic 12 oz. fl bottle! This will last months.
Why? I needed something gentle to help with oiliness and blemishes. I don't always want to rely on benzoyl peroxide (BP) as it can get pretty harsh and my skin can become used to its medication (for example: using too much BP can make your skin resistant to it, meaning it won't aid in fighting zits anymore.) Also, I wanted a more natural and simple skincare routine.
I use this after I cleanse my skin (I'm on the OCM- Oil Cleansing Method) and it helps to get rid of any remaining residue and fight blemishes with a more natural, gentler approach. I've been using it for about 3 weeks (excluding the time I had HORRIBLE Eczema-more on that on another post..) and have seen a major difference in my skin. I just pour a few drops into a cotton square and apply it all over my face avoiding the eye area. It has this cooling sensation and smells like peach candy, but the scent doesn't last. After a week's usage, my skin was much more even toned and even had this little glow to it. I felt like I could wear less makeup, a definite plus in my book. Taking a glance at the ingredients, it is not a miracle why this product worked for me.
This particular brand of witch hazel comes abundant with some very beneficial ingredients-most of them natural, such as extracts of kiwi, orange flower, passion fruit, tangerine and vitamin C. Despite that it has alcohol in it, which usually dries skin, it actually does not dry my skin at all. The alcohol is there to help preserve witch hazel, so most witch hazel you buy, you will see some sort of alcohol listed in the ingredients. Except, of course there are alcohol free ones, but they use other preservation methods, I prefer the traditional method though, the one with alcohol proven effective by doctors for years. Hey if it's good for them! Now I know alcohol is bad for even oily skin, but if you're like me and you add drops of jojoba oil to your moisturizer, then the drying shouldn't be a problem. So far I was adequately moisturized the entire time of usage and didn't experience any breakouts either. I recommend this to anyone who wants a more natural approach to their routine, especially if you have oily or even combination skin.
Rating: 4.8/5 I would still rather prefer it without alcohol though...will try the alcohol-free one once this is used up.
Buy Again? I will come back to it if the alcohol-free ones suck a$$ (psst I heard the alcohol free ones are on the oily side based on some reviews)
So that ends my review, hope that was helpful ^_^
BTW this isn't called kawaiisweetz without anything kawaii in it teehee!

Yogurtland cups sponsored by Tokidoki designs. SO FREAKING CUTE! Their yogurt (or soft serve) is similar to Menchies, although I still prefer Menchies LOL!
More posts to come! I have a huge collective haul I need to share with you gals!




The menu. You put a check mark on what you want in your burger. Pretty cool eh?
My Burger: Turkey burger with honey wheat hamburger buns, grilled onions, grilled red peppers, pepper jack cheese, spicy sour cream (?) and missing guacamole cause they forgot to give it to me -_- Bastards....You're also probably wondering, ".....Where the f@#$ are the fries Ju Lee?!" I simply forgot to take a picture of them, besides you all know what fries look like, you know... those artery clogging goodness? Yeah. Oh I also got a PB&J shake which was the highlight of my whole meal. BEST shake I've ever had!











I've only used this today for a couple hours and I'm IMPRESSED! Review when I've used and tested this out for a bit.











