Skin Care | Etude House Sun Guard Aqua Drop Review

Hi readers!

Summer is here, are you ready? Are you ready for the beach? I am!! :)

I always hoard swimsuits but this one is my favorite. It makes me look sexy! You know, stripes can hide those unwanted flabs. Anyway, this isn't a review on my beach preparedness, this is all about protecting your skin against Mr. Sun.

Etude House is not just your ordinary cosmetic hub, they have sun blocks too and other products for skin protection.

What I have here is the Etude House Sun Guard Aqua Drop with SPF 33. Let me give you some idea on why you should have this not only during summer but throughout the year. It's a must-have, I must say.

I am not really a fan of sun blocks because it's sticky, yuck. Oops, sorry. But the Etude House Sun Guard Aqua Drop with SPF 33 proved me wrong. It's not sticky, it smells good and most of all, it doesn't give you that oily skin throughout the day. Well, that's for me, I don't know with other users. Maybe because it's water-based so I wasn't able to experience the icky feeling.

By reading it's literature, it says it's a moisturizing sun cream. True to it's name, yes.

Application:
Apply sun guard to sun exposed areas of the face/body and massage into skin.

Very simple, right? :)

What are you waiting for, hurry to your nearest Etude House outlet and hoard stuff like these. It's helpful and most of all, it keeps you protected from the sun all-day-long.

Have a perfect summer everyone!

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K-drama: To The Beautiful You Review

HOLD UP Kdrama Fanatics! Feast your eyes!

I have watched this Kdrama (2012) once (just yet) but I waited patiently for every episode. Talk about waiting for uploads from our fellow Korean Drama addicts every after it was being aired in Korea. It's worth the sleepless nights and worth the stress of waiting for it to buff in YouTube or Daily Motion. I am talking about the To The Beautiful You.

To The Beautiful You is Korea's adaptation to Japan's Hanazakari no Kimitachi e and Taiwan's Hana Kim. It stars two of Etude House's beloved endorsers, Sulli and Minho. I never thought there would be a connection with the two artists since they both excel in their own fields as singers of famous Korean singing groups. Sulli from f(x) while Minho is from Shinee.

To begin with, To The Beautiful You is predictable as expected. Of course, it's a remake, what can we expect. But just being honest, it still gives me this kind of excitement. I still see to it that I don't miss any of its episode. Minho and Sulli has this connection that thrills the teenage soul in me.

Characters

Sulli Choi as Gu Jae-Hee
Choi Minho as Kang Tae-Joon
Lee Hyun-Woo as Cha Eun-Gyeol
Kim Ji-Won as Seol Han-Na

*heart melts*

The characters played by these famous artists are perfect for them. Choi Minho has an image of being so prim and proper, so he's perfect to be Kang Tae-Joon, strict, straightforward but at the same time, charming. Sulli on the other hand played Gu Jae-Hee, bubbly, friendly, cute and always wear a smile on her face. Cha Eun-Gyeol then was the clown in the series, I love his character! We all do, I know!

The Story

Kang Tae-Joon is a famous high jump athlete in Korea but he was caught in an accident that made him stop his sport. Gu Jae-Hee on the other hand is a fan girl from America who was inspired by Tae-Joon to become better and to excel. As a fan, she really wanted to see Tae-Joon jump again. She always believe that Kang Tae-Joon can do it again because he has this dreams and the willpower. She flew to Korea and did what she had planned but since Tae-Joon is enrolled in an all-boys school, Jae-Hee pretended to be a boy. Lucky for Jae-Hee, she got in the school and was able to share the dorm with Tae-Joon, his inspiration. There, the story of To The Beautiful You began.

Overall Rating

 4 out 5 stars

The Review

1. The story of To The Beautiful You is again, predictable. It is not new but it came with some twists. The delivery of the story was cute and entertaining in general. Choi Minho is too cute not to notice and Sulli made a perfect pair with him for the remake. Their eyes say a lot whenever they exchange those heavy lines. It's a feel good kind of drama, too much hatred is not welcome. However, the ending was a bit off. I mean, there's a happy ending but it doesn't look like a Korean kind of drama for its end. Just see for yourself, I almost skipped that because it somehow ruined my whole feel for the drama.*insert puss-in-boots face*

My Favorite Scene (Episode 4)

2. The To The Beautiful You OST were awesome. Of course, both of them were from SM Entertainment so we will expect nothing but the finest music. Bias. Hihi. My favorite goes to Sunny and Luna for It's Me and I guess, ALL. The music played in the episodes just perfectly match, ahh. Music to my ears!

3. There's nothing to hate about To The Beautiful You. It will make you fall in love a thousand times and will make you remember those *puppy love* days. *insert puppy eyes*

4. All the cast did a great job for the drama. It's light, it's for the teens and teens at heart. You will enjoy the scenes and smile a lot throughout.


For those who think twice in giving this drama a look, don't. You may not LOVE it but for sure, you will LIKE it. Isn't it relaxing to watch some dramas that doesn't make your eyes popped because of too much tears? :) Honestly, while I am writing this review, I am also listening to the OST, it makes me want to watch it AGAIIIN. Nostalgia.

You know, for Filipino term, kilig-kiligan moments parang PBB Teens lang. Hohoho. I heard they're airing this on ABS-CBN for summer, well, enjoy! :)

Have you watched To The Beautiful You already? Tell us what you think!!

Disclaimer: I don't own the photos, just got it from the real owners via their respective websites. Thank you 

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