Review: Camellia Hydrating Hand Cream From Miniso Japan

Miniso Japan is a lifestyle store, famous for selling good quality products with reasonable price for all ages, including cosmetics, household goods and stationery.

Hello everyone, I’m Khwankowitt! Today, I’m going to review Camellia Hydrating Hand Cream from Miniso. The prince is 80 Baht!

A combination of red camellia and blue background makes this hand cream package look more intriguing and it’s easy to carry with you because it is only 50 grams.

I have to say that Miniso did a pretty good job on fragrance because it gives a nice scent of flower that is not too strong. I think that it’s suitable for both ladies and gentlemen who love the scent of flower.

The texture of the cream.

It might look heavy when you squeeze the cream out from the tube, but if you apply on your skin slowly, the cream turns into jelly and it is really light than its look.

It impresses me with the sensation of this cream because I don’t really like heavy cream even though I have super dry skin. It absorbs into my skin really fast and keeps my hands moisturized pretty well.

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Result for Camellia Hydrating Hand Cream

Texture: 5/5 Smell: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Package: 3.5/5

If you’re looking for hand cream that can keep your hand moisturize with a reasonable price, this product from Miniso, is one thing that you should try once.

All photo taken by Kwanchanok Kowitsathianchai. Using without permission is prohibited.

A Petro-Chemist Turn into Award Winning Hairdresser

“If one plus one in mathematics has only one answer, which is two. Then, as a hairdresser, it’s another story to say. There are many possibilities answers. It could be two, one or even zero.” – Worachet Makrutthong.

Worachet, 46 years old.

Sources; https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=952493071607596&set=pb.100005407367705.-2207520000.1552272567.&type=3&theater

Worachet Makrutthong or Kai studied science since he was young. But, one day, he decided to take another route.

‘what makes him change his mind all of sudden?’ this is the question that I asking myself while looking at him styling my hair.

On 2010, he won the First prizes for hair style from Phra Nakhon polytechnic college and he won the Third prizes for hair style from Chiang Mai Polytechnic college for the year following.

He studied two degrees at two different universities for 5 years. One is Petrochemical at Rajamangala University of Techonology Bangkok and Computer Science at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University.

Worachet has changed his occupation for 3 times. His first career was an Intelligence unit at Ministry of the Interior for a year.

He used to work at ESSO as a petro-chemist for 11 years, but due to economic crash in 2006, ESSO lost their contract to the government. He and his co-worker has to change job that made him drive too far away from his home. So, he decided to resign.

At that time, he have to go to interview at a Petroleum company, IRPC. In order to look good in front of a interviewer, he went to salon shop to cut his hair.

While the hairdresser who was the owner of the salon shop cutting Worachet’s hair, he said he going to get 700-800 Baht/person.

Maybe, because Worachet love to calculate, the number started to appear up on his mind. He calculated if in one day, he has 5 custumers, then he will get around 3,500 Baht.

Just think about it, in one month how many will he gain?

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So he decided to not go for the interview. At the age of 36 years old, he went to study hair design for 2 years and work as a hairdresser for 3 years.

Not only cutting his hair for customers but he also work with celebrities and at theater.

Worachet worked with Thai actor.

“The real fashion is when you’re the one who determines it, not yourself to follow others.”
– Worachet Makrutthong

One day, his teacher offers him to go for the competition. Worachet thought of challenged himself as well. So he accepted it and surprisingly, he won the first place.

Even the competition ended, but as a hairdresser, this is not an ‘end’. He said that he need to learn more because fashion always changed.

So he become a teacher who teaches people in other countries, such as Colombia, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. He also teach prisoners to be a hairdresser at jail for free.

In the end, Worachet is satisfy with his life because he has many customers and students that love him!

All pictures get permission from Worachet Makrutthong.

5 Best Thai Souvenirs at Terminal 21, Asok

Thailand, land of smile, is full of impressive things. To keep wonderful moments in Thailand and share with others, we came to Mani Boncuk shop, located on 3rd floor of terminal 21. According to its owner, these are 5 best-selling souvenirs most tourists come to buy from their store.