I am always happy to see local brands stepping up and I try to support
them as much as I can. It's been over a week since I got these Snoe
Products. I have used them a bunch of times already. It's too early for
an in-depth review, but that doesn't mean I can't tell you what I think
about it just yet.
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| Instructions from the label. (Click to enlarge) |
Basically, it's a scrub/exfoliant you can use on your face and body. It goes the extra mile to say there's no need to rinse.
Yay:
- Cheap at PHP 170
-Leaves skin softer and smoother
- Instant whitening (temporary) and whitens permanently with prolonged use.
- nice apple scent
- minty cool sensation.
- uses natural ingredients
- no animal testing and no animal by-products
Nay:
- messy application and removal
- takes time to rub off
- can leave skin feeling raw
- after a while, the smell of apple, mint, clay, etc. combined gets off-putting
Meh:
- I really don't recommend not rinsing this product off. if you're not careful, residue will collect on crevices and you'll achieve a "libagin" effect.
- Always use sunblock after exfoliating.
Next: "Here Comes the Sunblock" Lotion
The key ingredient of
this lotion is Bengkoang aka Singkamas. Singkamas is Mexican turnip, and
in the Philippines, synonymous with fair skin (because of its flesh)
Yay:
- liking the scent
- feels light and non-greasy
- SPF 45
-instant whitening
- Cheap for a sunblock with high SPF (PHP 199)
Nay:
- nothing I can't live with.
Yay:
- liking the scent
- feels light and non-greasy
- SPF 45
-instant whitening
- Cheap for a sunblock with high SPF (PHP 199)
Nay:
- nothing I can't live with.
Overall:
Me gusta!
Have you tried Snoe Products? Share your thoughts!
Have you tried Snoe Products? Share your thoughts!
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There's still time, sexy peeps!
Kisses, Jackie
nice :) thanks for sharing gurl ;)
ReplyDeleteWanna try this. Thanks for the review sis
ReplyDeleteSadly I have not as I don't think this brand is sold here. T_T The sunblock sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa! =)) Yeah, it's a local product, but maybe they can open an online store or something, someday.
ReplyDeleteNo problem, Jade. Let me know what you think, too. =))
ReplyDeleteanytime, Aimee. =))
ReplyDeletethis is the first time I've heard or seen this product. where to purchase this? I'd love to try more Philippine made products.
ReplyDeleteHollie, I chanced upon them at Robinson's Galleria. The SA mentioned a few places where they have stalls like MOA, and malls down south. Maybe they'll reach your area very soon. =))
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