JAPAN Haul! | Fleur De Force

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[@MN-ng9gn]

Hi Fleur! It's me again who share the same birthday as you! Okay. I've tried to translate as much as I can. The packaging for the cotton pads say you only need 1/2 the amount of toner (thanks to the spongy texture). They disintegrate into 2 pieces and can be used as a mask or for putting moisturising lotions onto your face (see the pictures on the top right corner). The pink cotton buds. The colour of the pink was apparently chosen by 1000 women and this particular colour is the world's first. They would look very pretty on your dressing table! Apparently all parts are made in Japan and of high quality and contain nothing toxic and the colour won't fade. I think the French writing is just for the show (this happens a lot in Japan...equivalent to having Asian letters on British/American products). Eye lash curlers are best sellers (I have the same one, too) hope you like them. Compressed face masks. You can put one into the lid of a moisturising toner (or face mist), and put the liquid onto it until it expands and easily opens. Watery toners are more suitable than creamy textured ones. You can mix cheap water spray and more expensive toner if you like. The mascara and the lip colour say "The magic that won't end even after midnight!" DHC is Japanese. The company was established in 1975 and is a 18-year consecutive No.1 selling brand in mail order cosmetic category). Eye drops - I recommend not to use it too frequently. Although very effective, it is generally not great for your eyes' health! Perhaps check with your doctor before using as I know you've had a laser. Hope these help! xx

[@FleurDeForce]

Wow, this is all super useful! Thanks so much for sharing! Very excited to use all of these products! Japanese beauty is sooo cool! xo

[@MN-ng9gn]

My pleasure! Just ask if you have any more questions xx

[@evadiva5838]

Also you can heat up the face mask in the microwave after you've saturated them or just put wam water over them before you put it on you're face I love them they are amazing xx

[@SarahLee8888]

For your fridge magnets - don't know if you do it already but try writing the date/reason for your trip on the back of it (or on a sticker first) when you have a collection it's so hard to remember!!!

[@3112sol]

Sarah Pasquier omg ! Why didn't I think of that! Great tip ! 👍🏻😄

[@FleurDeForce]

That's such a cute idea! xo

[@efayeeezng4101]

- The second cotton pad is famous for its claim of saving half of the amount of the product you use every time, and then you can separate the two slides to mask on the cheek for 5 minutes or so to get some extra moisture. - The cotton buds are pink for of course its cuteness!! - The compressed face mask works the best with lotion or toner. Not sure exactly if this is going to expend itself with serum because it does need very liquid-y liquid to be expended into the full-size face mask. But i guess it depends on the texture of the serum itself. - DHC is a Japanese cosmetic brand. - Everything you got for this Japan haul are my og absolute favorites!! They remind me so much of my high school, like the time when I first stepped into the world of makeup, the snacks between classes and during the lunch break. Except for the panasonic products in the end though. they were too pricy for me when I was in Japan. now that I can afford them, but they are just ridiculously expensive outside of Japan, comparing their price tag in Japan. I miss japan so much!!!!! and thank you for sharing this haul. it brings all the memories back to me

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks so much for sharing! This is super awesome! xo

[@efayeeezng4101]

Fleur DeForce (ㅅ´ ˘ `)♡

[@strawberryncreamful]

Watching your videos to keep me chill while I wait for my c-section at 36 weeks. Thank you for the distraction 😊 love the scarf!! X

[@michellebailey5958]

strawberryncreamful good luck!! I had one and it is over before you know it and you get to see your baby 😊

[@joannwillis07]

strawberryncreamful good luck I had 2 c section both boys .. have a lot of rest you'll need it and congrats advance

[@cocacolachy]

good luck;)

[@FleurDeForce]

Good Luck! xo

[@strawberryncreamful]

Thank you to each of you. Our little guy made it into the world safe and sound. He is spending some time in special care, but is already proving to be a real fighter. He will probably be as familiar with Fleurs voice as he is mine.

[@LydiaBlueSkies19]

Perhaps you could use the Google Translate app and hover over the text with iPhone camera for translation! Just a thought... I'm intrigued by the mystery products as well! Xoxo

[@CandleAshes]

I live in Japan and find google translate awfully unreliable and often times absurd.

[@eveelizabeth4286]

If you go to Japan Centre in Piccadilly there are tons of kitkats in all the Japanese flavours. There's also a ton of other really cool snacks and goodies!

[@FleurDeForce]

Oh cool! I'll have to check it out! xo

[@rodyinjapan]

try mocha kitakats :)

[@lspbeautea4791]

Run them under a little water and they will start to expand. I normally have my face products on then add the mask. 💚

[@lspbeautea4791]

Great for making your own diy face masks .😊

[@ajcb]

Lumpysmack Princess Those are so great for travelling especially with her type of work. My mum also bought those but Shiseido ones.

[@seirin777]

I thought I should explain the products (I'm japanese and currently living there) - So the cotton squares in the blue box are these www.cosme.net/product/product_id/10001740/top and they're supposed to absorb less product and be better for your skin because of the material. And you can use them under your eyes etc. - The pink cotton buds are these www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%83%81%E3%82%A7%E3%83%AA%E3%83%83%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A5-Cotton-Bouquet-%E8%8A%B1%E6%9D%9F%E7%B6%BF%E6%A3%92-80%E6%9C%AC/dp/B00SQUX0JY and are pink because it looks better? Yeah, it's just a pink cotton bud.... - Shiseido makes a lot of different ranges, high end to drugstore. So thats why the eyelash curler is cheap. - The little round things are face masks. You soak it in whatever skincare product you want and open it up to make your own face mask. - DHC is a japanese brand. They have a great oil cleanser as well. - I'd be careful with the eyedrops, they tend to burn your eyes (but they do make them white so....)

[@mindyp7256]

Yes, those pads in the blue box are great for DIY face masks! I have them as well and looove them. They expand so well!

[@Madcap118]

Hi Fleur, you were asking about the white cotton facial tablets. This is how the Japanese use them. The (dry) tablet fits the inside of the cap of a toner or essence bottle. So you might want to clean the inside of the cap first because you will then add some 10-15 drops (or less) of toner and essence into that bottle cap. Wait for 15-20 seconds and you will see the tablet soak up the toner or essence. If it still looks dry, add more toner/essence into the cap. The tablet has to be quite wet before taking it out, pulling it out gently and then fitting it right on your face. Don't take too long to do this as the facial mask can get dry. Leave the mask on for 10 mins. If you leave it on too long, it's not good for your skin. It will dry your skin. Your skin is to feel somewhat damp after removing this facial mask... it's to plump up your skin and then you apply your serum. This essence is something like a toner but more than a toner (invented by the Japanese) but I think I might have seen, maybe I am wrong, one of your videos that you used a SKII Treatment Essence. A serum would be too thick in terms of viscosity for the tablet to absorb. I'm not sure about the quality of the facial tablet you bought as there are so many brands selling such facial tablets in Japan.

[@FleurDeForce]

Thank you so so much for sharing all of this - super useful! I'm excited to give them all a go! xo

[@Madcap118]

***** You're welcome! Typo error: ...add some 10-15 drops (or less) of toner OR essence into that bottle cap.

[@wanderer403]

I live in Japan, and am confident to say you've got all of the good stuff made in this country. @COSME is like MakeupAlley, so if the product has the logo on it, it's because it got high ratings from thousands of consumers.

[@bicelia8732]

That cotton pad is popular because it reduces the usage of toner. If you are using a very expensive toner, you might not wanna waste it. You can also do a toner mask with it.

[@hjkjd9636]

The blue cotton pads are called "silcot cotton pads" and they're so popular because the cotton pads dont absorb the product as much so theyre perfect for saturating with products and using as a face mask :)

[@habeedoll]

Matcha KitKat is so so good you should try ALL the flavor so next time, there are TONS of them! ❤️❤️❤️ Japanese skincare rocks I love them!

[@RamblingsofGeo]

I miss shopping in Japan!! i used to go there for the summer holidays to see my family. 100¥ shops are the best to pick stuff up!

[@tran0822]

Hi Fleur!! So glad i can share with you how i use 2 of those Japanese products. For the Cosme double cotton pad, i spray Japanese lotion/ moisturizing toner such as one from Hada labol on the pads. Then tear them in the middle and apply like mask on my face. This is Japanese 3 min mask regime. It works wonderfully!! I used that everyday. For the cotton masks in the pink case, you put these into a big bowl of water for it to expand (15-30 seconds), then squeeze out excess water and then pour your Japanese lotion/ or essence (something moisturizing and watery and lightweight) the apply on your face like a paper face mask. Keep 15-20 mins. Hope this helps!!!

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks so much for sharing, really useful :) Excited to use them! xo

[@selinababy1994]

for the compressed mask you actually soak them with your toner, preferably the thinner ones and it will expand to a face mask. Japanese girls use them very often, al lot of them use it every time before makeup, usually leave on for less than 5 minutes.

[@beccadragon203]

Hi Fleur, could you do an update video where you talk about how to use the skincare bits you picked up and what did and didn't work? I'd be fascinated to hear about all those different face cleansing pads

[@LilyHeartsCosmetics]

The DHC liquid eyeliner is amaaazzingg! Jet black and stays on all day! X

[@sylviashen4050]

Please read this!!!!!!!!!the dark blue packaging box of cotton pads, which is the second product you talked about is famous because these would save the amount of product you use with these cotton pads, so it would be less waste, e.g your toner, that is why there is a 1/2 on the packaging, they are really famous, and they are ranking as no1 cotton pads in asia

[@FleurDeForce]

Very excited to use them! xo

[@leenabalanag6028]

The @cosme cotton pads are popular because of internet reviews. It says that they are made to be like sponge, and like you said, are recommended to use for face masks☺️ What you should try to purchase at the airport are the "raw" chocolates by Royce or the sand which cookies by Shiroi Koibito, I always buy like 10 boxes to gift to people 🌸

[@Ashlee1985]

This could be a cool series. Make up products from around the world. So interesting :)

[@dezyn3]

The first shop (Matsumoto Kiyoshi) you went to is the largest chain of drugstores in Japan - not a souvenir shop. The second cotton in the blue box is meant to save you half the amount of toner you normally would use to saturate a cotton pad.

[@Jessmsheppard]

Their beauty products appeal to me so much more!

[@silviakwok2810]

I also love Japanese tea and snacks. I bought them every time when i went there. And i just travelled to Osaka last week. I always very enjoy the days in Japan 🇯🇵. My favourite country in the world.

[@locoloco8688]

Hi, I 'm from Japan .DHC is definitely Japanese brand.　It was founded in 1972 as a translation agency.　They started selling cosmetic products in 1980.

[@sachikokikumoto6058]

Hi I'm a Japanese subscriber from Tokyo 👋 The Shiseido compressed mask, you guessed right, you saturate it with lotion or serum and then put it on your face 😊 P.S. I always enjoy watching your vids.

[@FleurDeForce]

Awesome! I'm excited to try them! Thanks so much for watching :) xo

[@mmare810]

Yes to the little round tabs being meant to be used with your own product and the FX NEO is amazing and your eyes will feel 👀 so jealous you were there!! Miss my japan!

[@summ3rnightfashion521]

Big fun of Shiseido products! Love watching foreign country hauls so many unknown products and concepts

[@lareineyan8818]

You're right. Those little white round balls are compression mask sheet. You put it in the water based serum/toner/essence water and when it is fully soaked up, you put the sheet on your face. Similar way for the blue box cotton pads. It is a trend to soak the pads with essence water (like SK-II facial treatment essence or Estee lauder micro essence water) and put it on certain areas of the face, mostly T zone, oily area or where you have breakouts.

[@laurad6037]

I'd love to see a review of the beauty gadgets after you've tried them for a while, I'm very intrigued to know if they're any good haha

[@user-fl5qm4un9u]

Hi Fleur, I'm a Japanese beauty blogger based in Tokyo. Regarding the compressed sheet mask, I recommend you to use lotion than serum because it needs quite a lot of moisture to expand the mask! Using a moisturising lotion after cleansing the face is one of the most unique habits in Japan -Japanese lotion is different from toner and they are used to balance out the pH balance of the skin and moisturise. If you come back to Japan someday, please allow me to help you shop! Like you said it's hard to shop when you cant read Japanese and there are tons of hidden gems here! xx

[@Silvermouse27]

The shiseido lash curlers are the best! They're soft and springy and don't crimp your lashes. I prefer them to the Shu Uemura curlers. Both are super cheap when you buy them in Japan so I stock up whenever I go

[@FleurDeForce]

Really excited to start using these! xo

[@quitto91]

just a tip with the eyedrops - there's a "spiciness" level (or rather how much it would sting) on the top right corner of the box. i believe 5 is this most stinging (and also the one i got by accident lol) P.S. at the risk of being accused of being an oversensitive SJW, i think it would be appreciated if when travelling to a country that doesn't speak english (which tbh is really NOT the lingua franca of the world, until the developed world decided so - and then again only by the powerful countries), to have respect for the culture rather than approach with an (almost flippant) mindset that is everything is suspect, this is weird, that is bizarre, we're don't know what we're doing and it's hilarious etc etc. imagine if that would happen in the reverse and someone not speaking english went to an all-english speaking country, they would be (and i daresay, are) heavily prejudiced for the same behaviour. i doubt anyone would find it funny. whilst when english-speaking people do it, everyone else is supposed to be understanding of and endeared by how out-of-place they feel. also, Asia covers the entire continent from japan all through to the middle east. while "Asian" may be a common blanket phrase to mean China, Japan and Korea, perhaps it shouldn't be.

[@lmali99]

Yes, for the second cotton pad, you can use them for soaking your toner and leaving them on your face for several minutes, like a quick and easy facial mask. :)

[@withjazu]

Hi Fleur, to be honest I always open my sealed bags, the most important thing is that all the receipts are saved, they're all taken out of the passport and handed in at customs. Matcha KitKats are the best, as a chocolate fan if/when you go to Hokkaido I highly recommend Black Thunder strawberry chocolates, and Royce Nama chocolate. Those eye drops are godly - my mum swears by them and she's got quite dry/sensitive eyes.

[@lmali99]

the compressed cotton facial masks, you can soak them in almost everything that you wanted to leave on your face for a facial mask purpose, toner, rose water, serum or mix anything together that good for your skin. :)

[@wingwingTammy]

You are supposed to soak the compressed towelettes with toner (e.g. SKII facial treatment essence). People in Asia usually put on this kind of toner mask before applying their makeup because it gives you an instant boost of hydration and it makes your foundation go on your skin much better and look more radiant.

[@tohko3166]

I'm so happy that you visited my country and enjoyed your time in Japan! I always use a pet bottle cap for shiseido cotton mask, that's a perfect size for that. DHC is one of the most popular cosmetics brands in Japan.

[@nicoleinthesea]

Omg i tried that cotton pad (black box) before! one good thing I really like about it is that I only need a tiny little drop of toner and the whole pad, which I tear in half for each use, is saturated! So it saves me a lot of product!

[@ylb4595]

that cotton pads in a blue packaging claims that it doesn't soak up your toner so you need to use less products. so you see the writing 1/2 on the package, it means you need to use 1/2 amount of products than the regular cotton pads ;)

[@leoninhughes]

Such a fun haul! I am obsessed with Japan and I keep telling my kids our next big holiday should be there and not Disney World! They're not convinced.

[@StyleLaboratory]

@cosme is a popular Japanese beauty ranking website and they have stores as well where you can find the most popular products of the moment for each product category (look for the °1 stickers on the packaging). Really worth checking out if you want to try some Japanese beauty but don't know where to start.

[@camelliaching]

HI Fleur~~ Those thin cotton pads, we use it as "masks", soak them with your normal toner and put them all over your face (just replace your normal step of toner after cleansing), ppl in Japan/Asia and myself use this method religiously, this method makes your skin hydrated instantly, way better than any masks!!!And you can use it with aqua-based serum as well!! (same method applied to the compressed paper mask) And there is another beauty gadget from Hitachi (Hada Crie) that "extract impurities" and "moisturize skin" through positive and negative ions, which is really useful for good skin!! Love you videos!! ^^

[@JungJungie]

Loved this haul video!! I personally like using those capsule face mask sheets because I can concoct my own mixture of serums and lotions to saturate it with! I usually mix my everyday serum with different other skincare to target my skin concerns of the day!

[@ellenchu1850]

The brand name for the cotton pads are called 'Unicharm - Silcot Sponge Touch Moisturizing Cotton (Uruuru Cotton)' you use less product on the cotton pad and give you more moisture to your skin. Hope this helps XD

[@volleybean3]

I would highly recommend downloading the Google Translate app. You can hover your camera phone over any language you can't read and it would translate it into your desired language :)

[@emilysmith2784]

those compressed face masks are amazing, you can buy them on ebay, i think i got 50 for like £3. I make a cup of chamomile green tea and soak them in that, green tea facials are amazing and super easy.

[@BakerFrancine]

Cool haul and gadgets! I love green tea flavored things, especially green tea ice cream 🍵🍨, gonna have to try those kit kats! ☺️

[@HySipher]

The second cotton pad you showed is from a brand called "Unicharm" :) They are popular because they are branded as "saving 1/2 of your toner" - they are very thin and become soaked even with just a little bit of toner, so that way your toner can go a long way! It's my favorite facial cotton and I've been using it for years now :D

[@JoyceBelfort]

DHC is a Japanese brand. You've got to get Primavista next time you go there. Their oil control base is out of this world. Majolica Majorca mascara are epic too! Japan is certainly my favourite travel destination. Never get tired of it even after 10 trips.

[@RedsMakeupBag]

Ooh the gadgets look really cool! Can't wait to see the Japan lookbook, it sounds like an incredible trip x

[@turtIesRcool]

For the second box of cotton pads, you're supposed to saturate them with your essence, then peel them apart to use as lotion masks!

[@kayenneso]

The Biore make up remover wipes are my HG! I get them at Watson's here in Manila. Fantastic on removing waterproof eye make-up, even on the waterline without stinging. I usually stock up on the 44-sheet refills (plastic saver case is also sold separate.) relatively inexpensive. I also have the Biore cleansing oil (better than Shu Uemura) and the foaming face wash. Super good!

[@silviakwok2810]

The Eyelashes curler is pretty good 😊 I use it everyday.

[@ngaik3064]

That Shiseido mask is exactly what you think it is. I put some water in small bowl first and when it became big & loose, squeeze off the water and saturate it in your favorite lotion! I am Japanese and I use it every week :-) Oh and Shiseido eye lush curler is the best! works wonders on almond shape eyes.

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks for sharing your tips, really excited to use these! xo

[@vanessat7262]

The Shiseido eyelash curlers are fantastic.

[@mysticalmists]

Ahhh Japan! 😍😍 your instastories made me insanely jealous. Great job picking up some amazing products :)

[@marionplanchot5234]

Hey fleur ! I am sure someone already answer bit I still wanted to help ! The weird cotton that you got, they are actually meant to be kind of the same as sheet masks. you put looooads of Lotion on it, and put it on your face (usually 2 fors the cheeks, 1 on the forehead and 1 on the chin). and you leave it for 10 to 20 minutes here. you can do it with serums as well, but a good hydrating lotion does it good as well. and for your shiseido little thing, as you guessed, it is a sheet mask. again, you are free to use serum but it is meant to be used with lotion mostly. Enjoy your skincare !!!

[@elizabethheyn5365]

The expanding face mask thing - I used to have that when I was a kid, but as a face towel. You just saturate it in water and it expands. So, I guess it would work with a serum as well.

[@nicolas5287]

I love your scarf! Where is it from?

[@elizabethheyn5365]

Fleur - can you do a video when you use these products? Like first impressions or something

[@ginamonty2727]

If you love Shiseido eyelash curlers Fleur, you would LOVE Surratt eyelash curlers!! They are THE BEST!! I splurged and bought myself and my daughter one and they are absolutely awesome at curling our long lashes.😊 Hugs from Canada xo

[@claireko253]

You're right about those little face masks! You soak them with either a serum or a hydrating toner and they expand into a face mask :)

[@NoraMalia]

Japan is so beautiful:) I went for 3 weeks last summer and I really want to go back.

[@FleurDeForce]

I agree... I love it sooo much! xo

[@alicema2108]

Hi Fleur, the compressed face mask sheets are one of my fav things to get from Japanese drug stores. So basically just re-hydrate it with toner but i would put loads of serum on my face before I apply the mask and I would only leave them on for no more than 5 minutes cos they'll dry out quite easily. Another way to use them is with the Panasonic enhancer. Hope this was helpful =]

[@adventureswithlaine2510]

The cleansing brush looks great! Also I can't wait until the day I can get my hands on matcha Kit Kat's they look delicious!

[@ajcb]

The Adventures of Laine and Robert They are. It's heavenly.

[@eliemai12]

LOVE your scarf Fleur. Really suits you.x

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks! xo

[@dianelauzon2261]

Hi Fleur, LOVED your entire Japan trip and your haul seems interesting and practical. Funny how common sense rules sometimes. Those makeup gadgets at the end were most interesting! You have been a busy young lady. Have THE BEST time at Coachella... enjoy the sun, but don't forget to wear your sunscreen! Happy Travels Luv!!

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks Diane! Will do 👍 xo

[@isaltom4174]

A famous american producter told me once that the food stores in Japan were the most amazing and beautiful food stores of the entire world, (he was the husband of someone I worked for). Did you feel this way too ? Thanks and have a great Coachella festival (lucky girl !)

[@amberkeever8565]

I love hodge lodge shopping trips videos ;) so much fun to see the Japan haul :)

[@thesweetestsunshine]

4.54 is a mask tablet. Drop essence or something that is watery formula and it will become sheet mask for you. Serum type wont work as it is not absorbed in the sheet.

[@oliviahegarty1959]

you can get pink (& other coloured) earbuds in Tiger for only a €1 or €2!

[@allisonmo2840]

you can pull a small amount of toner or essence water in a small container and drop one pressed mask in it, and then you create a mask with the ingredients you like. In Asia, women are more likely to use it with toner before makeup.

[@amazingaya]

I love the Shiseido blotting sheets! And the Puré😋

[@yoshikology]

pink cotton swab is just a colored regular one. no additional functions. You can dip compressed mask in lotion or serum and use it as a face mask ;)

[@mariagoode4714]

Really enjoyed this video! such interesting, quirky little products x

[@MrMayuBB]

Haha Fleur, Matsumoto Kiyoshi is great. It's everywhere in Japan. I think it's one of the best drug store chains in Japan. Japanese women use the second cotton box for lotion mask. It's rated very high on @cosme, a popular beauty website in Japan.

[@milallets9032]

i love the mix of bracelets on your wrist :3 so pretty

half the fun is not knowing what it is, i love this xx

[@californiaucr2013]

Hi from Japan :) I'm so glad that you enjoyed your trip in Japan! Well you're talking about why the q-tip is pink but it's just because it's cute haha Japanese people love cute stuff lol and the white cotton cube is exactly what you're explaining. Put some toner on it and it absorbs the toner so that you can use it as a facial mask. And also the tea you got at the airport is brown rice tea. I like it too :) Anyway I hope you will visit Japan again and hopefully I can run into you in Tokyo then!

[@zoeloveslife7366]

Estée is in Japan now. You have to follow her insta stories. They are ahhhmazing! :)

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Fabulous shopping and congratulations on the haul.

[@parkyunhee2461]

The compressed face mask is such an awesome ideaa

[@starberryblossom]

Yup for the face mask you put your own serum and let it expand then put it on your face

[@1littlebluekid]

Where are your bracelets from? Super cute!! Also the green tea kit Kats are my absolute fav!!!

[@beaucoupdpink]

on point with the expendable eye mask, but usually we use skin essence instead of serum as it would be lighter in texture and work better! FYI DHC is quite a big brand and they are Japanese.

[@arthurgames9733]

I'm visiting Tokyo for my birthday in June so I've loved watching your Japan vlogs and I'll have to try out some of the beauty bits you bought. As well as matcha kit kats of course :)

[@xTeej52x]

when i use sheet masks there is always left over serum in the packet so i put it in a small jar with one those compressed towelettes, stick it in the fridge then use it the next day on my face just like another sheet mask

[@Eshashah12222]

Iam in love with that accent😘😘love you girl❤❤❤❤

[@groovybabyrachy12]

Omgosh those pink face wipes are so good, my friend got me one from Japan! Wished she got 10!!!

[@ajcb]

The one from Shiseido, the one in the dry tablet form yes you soak them with your serums, toners or whatsoever and they expand. My mum bought some of this but not a Shiseido ones. They are from another brand but they were a lot. I'll send it on twitter for you. :) Hope you go back there with Mike maybe as a trip for you two.

[@fitsbylaila9508]

You deserve so many more subs! Love ur videos xx

[@wongkris1055]

Love the matcha KitKat too! Just want to share with you that you could buy that in Japan center market in Piccadilly Circus in case you want to eat more in London.

[@RP741930]

I would love to see the that tissue trick with the face brush!

[@sandyjean-baptiste368]

I'm obsessed with the scarf your wearing...where did you get it?

[@ruuu7469]

I'm glad you enjoyed Japan!!

[@saYa-lx1tk]

these cotton #2 (not Shiseido) is actually cotton mask. You can add your lotion onto these cotton and leave your face for a while. I have no idea pink qtips. You're right, you can add your lotion or serum and become a face mask. I'm glad you enjoed staying in Japan!

[@FleurDeForce]

I had a fab time! Thanks for sharing your tips :) xo

[@a.berney-stewart2620]

Different background? Great video and lovely haul items

[@charlyemeuser2899]

yay so happy japan is getting some recognition!! i am japanese and i feel like no one not just beauty youtubers talks about japan. this makes me so happy, thanks you! :)