The speak collective Salt + Tsubaki scalp scrub is a local brand. I found this brand during a charity event at my school. Psstt actually I won this scrub during their lucky draw!😉 This is my first time using a scalp scrub. Based on the ingredients, salt scrub is a natural exfoliant that helps to remove dead skin cells and impurities from the scalp. It also stated that it can help stimulate blood circulation, which can benefit hair health.

Another ingredient is Tsubaki or Camellia oil. Tsubaki oil, derived from the seeds of the camellia flower, is known for its moisturizing properties. It contains antioxidants and fatty acids that can nourish the scalp and hair.

When combined, a scalp scrub with salt and Tsubaki oil may provide exfoliation and hydration for the scalp. Exfoliation can help with issues like dandruff and improve the overall health of the scalp, while the oil can provide moisture and nourishment.

This scrub helps to moisturize and nourish the scalp, preventing dryness and soothing any irritation. It can also enhance hair's natural shine and manageability. The texture of the scrub is pleasantly gritty, allowing for effective exfoliation without being too harsh on the scalp. I haven't seen any improvement so far, but I feel my scalp is clean and refreshing after using it.

Have you tried any scalp scrub?

 Recently I had the opportunity to try the viral sunscreen by haru haru wonder and I'm so excited to share the experience with all of you

Barisan Pelakon

 I recently had the opportunity to try out the Benton Airfit UV Defense Sunscreen, and overall, I found it to be a reliable and effective sunscreen option. Sun protection is a crucial step in any skincare routine, and finding a sunscreen that offers adequate protection without causing irritation or leaving a heavy residue can be a challenge. The Benton Airfit UV Defense Sunscreen manages to strike a good balance in these aspects.

 The sunscreen is formulated with physical UV filters, namely zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. These ingredients provide broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays, shielding the skin from the harmful effects of sun exposure. Physical filters are generally well-tolerated by sensitive skin types, making this sunscreen suitable for those with easily irritated skin.

The texture of the Benton Airfit UV Defense Sunscreen is lightweight and non-greasy, making it easy to apply. It spreads evenly on the skin and absorbs relatively quickly, leaving behind a matte finish. I appreciate that it doesn't leave a white cast, which can be a common issue with some physical sunscreens. However, it's worth noting that if you have a deeper skin tone, you may need to blend the product in more thoroughly to avoid any potential white residue.

One of the standout features of this sunscreen is its ability to function well under makeup. It doesn't pill or disrupt the application of foundation or other makeup products, which is a significant plus for those who like to wear sunscreen daily and follow it up with makeup.

In terms of wearability, I found that the Benton Airfit UV Defense Sunscreen held up well throughout the day. It provided reliable sun protection without causing excessive oiliness or clogging my pores. However, if you have very dry skin, you may want to ensure that you moisturize adequately before applying this sunscreen, as it can be slightly drying on its own.

Packaging-wise, the sunscreen comes in a sleek and travel-friendly tube, which is hygienic and easy to squeeze out the desired amount. The tube is also opaque, protecting the product from light exposure and potential degradation.