Milk is one of the healthiest food in the world.
But do you know that milk is not only give our health a boost, but also give beauty benefits to our skin?
There are a lot of extraordinary benefits of milk in our skin regimen, mainly to hydrate and replenish the skin, leaving the skin glowing and radiant.
For instance, you can use milk to take a milk bath, create a purifying mask for smoothen and refreshed skin, use it as a face toner to lighten the skin, soothes sun burned skin, mix it with oats to make an exfoliating scrub, and many others.
Now, who needs milk for their skin? #raiseyourhands
Lately, I've tried a new exfoliate mask that caught my interest which I'm here to share my honest review with you all.
It's the Althea's exclusive beauty product, Milk Peel Cream Mask, that able to give your skin smoothness and clarity everyday, helps to minimize pores and also removes dead skin cells.
Can't wait to know more about it right?! Let's continue to read on and find out more about it! :)

I'm very excited to blog about Suncheon.
Suncheon is my most favourite place of this trip and I'm truly convince this is one of the most beautiful places in South Korea.
Many of you have been asking me about the places in Suncheon after seeing my pictures on my social medias, so yeap, here's the complete post for you all!
SUNCHEON, one of the most well preserved cities in both aspects of nature and culture.
It is a city located in South Jeolla Province, which is in the southeastern corner of Jeollanam-do, about an hour from south-east of Gwangju.
When traveling to South Korea, many travelers like to visit Seoul, Jeju Island, Busan, but in fact, Suncheon is definitely worth a visit too if you visit Korea.
Well, it's hard to describe in words how beautiful the place is, I think you just have to go, see it and feel it yourself.
It just offers a different kind of beauty in Korea, nothing like the busy street in Seoul, Suncheon is natural, quiet and calming.
Anyway, this post is going to be a photo-log, I've no idea how many photos have been taken in Suncheon; nonetheless, I hope you will bear with me and enjoy them. :) #promise

Hello there! It's me again!
Today, I'm back here to blog about the things to do in the city of Yeosu.
I've blogged about Songdo in my latest travel blog, if you missed it out, feel free to check out the post right HERE yea.
YEOSU, situated at the southern end of the Korean peninsula, surrounded by many islets and coastal beauties that draw in visitors all year round.
The region offers both natural and man-made attractions, which has been dubbed one of the most beautiful ports in the nation, where multitudes of tourists and residents go for enjoyable holidays and short weekend trips.
As it is surrounded by archipelago of the vast Namhae Sea which comprised of over 300 islands (most of which are uninhabited), Yeosu allows you to peacefully escape from the busyness of city life by connecting you with the surrounding nature.