Nice earrings! The zippers are quite creative!

And I thought your superb blond hair and white shirt really makes ur skin look even paler (is paler skin more the trend in Korea these days or darker skins? anywayz, I gotta make a mental note about that for myself~)

I really like reading your blog~ Hope you will blog more, I like reading fashion posts like this haha ^^

I’m so glad you like it!!

Where did you buy your sticker in SG? Just wondering because many readers have told me they could not find it in their own country.

It seems like we got the exact same procedure. Mine was also done with a pen thing attached by a cord to a machine.

It’s really strange that your spots did not lighten. The spot near my eye has completely disappeared. I can’t even find a scar or anything for where it used to be. However, the very tiny mole I got removed did not completely disappear. It has now become a very tiny SPOT instead of a tiny mole. My suspicion is that the doctor tries his best to zap the whole mole, but it’s deeper than normal age spots so he might not have zapped it all out completely because what’s left of my mole is more like the corner outer ring. I think if I went back to get ride of the traces, it can be completely removed.

Were your spots that did not lighten a freckle/spot or a bump/mole?

I also would feel more comfortable doing mine with a doctor instead of an aesthetician.. I had mine done with a doctor who also did plastic surgery and such.

I know what you mean about the face peel. It’s very popular in Korea. I have a friend who did it a few times and she said it helped with her acne problem. I personally cannot do something that dramatic because I’ve seen how some ppl look post procedure and it just freaks me out. It took a lot of courage for me to do just these spots… but if you do end up doing it, I’d love to know how it turned out for you!

(and… the spots you had removed were blemishes??)