Chuckei And Four Girls Share Skincare Problems Every Malaysian Girl Goes Through
Five Malaysian girls, each with a take on beauty that every girl can relate to, give their two cents about feeling beautiful and skincare products.
By sponsored — 15 Apr 2014, 01:22 PM — Updated over 9 years ago
1. "I put on moisturiser but I still get dry patches on my skin at the end of the day"
Deborah has dry skin. She gets dry patches on her face at the end of the day and needs a moisturiser that keeps her skin hydrated all day long.
olay.comShe does not like moisturisers that leave her skin oily and glossy. Sometimes, she will still get dry patches on her T-zone even after applying moisturiser.
olay.comDeborah says skin care products should enhance moisture on her skin throughout the day so she does not need to reapply it again and again.
olay.com2. "I need to use oil blotters or extra foundation to remove the oil on my face after a long day at work"
Kimberly has oily skin. After a long day of work, her face would feel oily. Kimberly often feels the need to use oil blotters or extra foundation to remove the greasiness.
olay.comFor someone with Kimberly's skin type, a good moisturiser is one that controls the oil secretion on her face. At the end of the day, Kimberly does not want to use oil blotters or extra foundation to touch up her make. That's why she looks out for two things in her moisturiser: 1. The moisturiser should feel light enough that it feels like you have nothing on. 2. How your skin feels at the end of the day.
olay.comKimberly believes everyone should find a moisturiser that suit their skin type the best because everyone should feel beautiful.
olay.com4. "I want to walk into my office with confidence even without make up"
Esther has normal skin, but she feels compelled to wear make up to work everyday to hide her complexion.
olay.comEsther wants to be able to walk into her work place with confidence even without make up.
olay.comEsther hates greasy moisturisers. She says a good moisturiser is one that is hydrating, but not greasy. Esther tends to go for gel-based moisturisers as they are lighter on her skin.
olay.com5. "Skincare products shouldn't be costing you a bomb"
Serene has oily and sensitive skin. Her skin breaks out easily from fragrances and chemicals from skincare products.
olay.comFor Serene's skin type, a good moisturiser is one that makes your skin hydrated but not overly oily. "No grease face at the end of the day," says Serene who stresses that a good moisturiser should make the skin feel balanced.
olay.comSerene believes women should not need to spend a bomb on skincare products. Being beautiful should be affordable.
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