My Boy Crush 1

My newly found boy crush!

                                                            AVAN JOGIA

                                                  He is 20! -,- too bad.




Here is some of his profile, 


1. He is an actor.
2. Ethnicity of Gujarati Indian, Welsh, English, and Irish descent.
3. He is super hot. 
4. That's all. Haha.

My Girl Crush 1

Assalamualaikum everyone,


I was digging and goggling about ulzzangs on the internet, which mean, 'best face' or 'pretty' in Korean culture. I was sooo interested in them solely because I like to look at beautiful people and things. Haha. 


I was already aware about ulzzang since I started my craze about Kpop. So, basically, I am used to look at their doll-like face, I must admit that they all look really pretty but there's one that catch my eyes. I mean seriously, she is super gorgeous. Her name is Kim Shin Yeong. She's not an actress nor a singer, she's just an internet sensation. I don't know much about here but I do know that she's 100% Korean. I was so interested in her that I even looked up about her but there's nothing much, just some picture and little descriptions. 


Here's some of her pictures,

She looked like a porcelain doll!

Her skin is flawless and her facial features are so perfect!

She is just so so so pretty!

                                       Is there anyone else that are more beautiful than her?


I'll be posting ALOT of my other girls/boys crush in next entry! ;D

Nixoderm for breakout and blackhead

Assalamualaikum everyone,

Okay, today I wanted to share a review on a product that I've currently used, it's called Nixoderm. I found out about Nixoderm while checking out new item for treating acnes on my face. Since, I've been using a lot of high-end products (I always thought that high quality product must come with high price as well). Nope, not true. Okay, back to the line. I decided to  try out Nixoderm after hearing quite amount of positive reviews about it. 

Here's a picture of the product that I talked about.

So I bought it at Guardian store, it costs about RM5.30 for the small size. It's so small that you need to thoroughly look at every shelf. I thought it is placed at skin care range but it actually on the ointment side. Then I bought it right away, like I always did. Haha. 

I looked through all the details, most importantly, the ingredients. It contain Benzoic Acid and Titanium Dioxide, which often used to treat acne. Then, the instructions said that you are required to use it for a week time in day and night, then, stop for 3 days and continue the flow all over again. I'm not sure why but I just did as I told because I don't want my acne to get worse. 

At first try, I applied it right after I washed up. It smells like herbal, well, I don't mind about the odor though. I applied it on my breakouts and my nose since it is also for treating blackhead. It also can be used for Eczema, Psoriasis and Ringworm skin condition. 

Next day, I found that my breakouts was lessen and my nose feels so clean. I like the result, I guess it worked on me. I would probably repurchase Nixoderm if I had breakouts again.

This review is based primarily on my experience. The effectiveness of the product depends on your skin type. 

Study smart vs Study hard

Assalamualaikum,

Stress is a common word that come out from most students especially near or during final exams. It's like a custom that, final exam = stress. Personally for myself, I do feel a little bit of stress whenever final exam is near. I'll be lying if I say don't. -,- But final exam didn't make me stress as much as when I don't do my revision as much as I could. Haha. I don't mean struggling hard to study but it's enough to know that I do some revision on everything because I believe in study smart not study hard. I can bet that most people misunderstood about the differences between study smart and study hard.

Study smart in my terms is that, you spend your time wisely but not lengthy on doing a particular subject. There's no use to spend 5 hours of studying but didn't exactly know what you are studying about. Therefore, spend a short period with frequent intervals so that your mind can refresh everything. Main key point in study smart is to first understand what you are studying about. The rest will come smoothly. ;)

Study hard in my terms is that, you spend time on doing or revising things that you hardly understand and just plainly, study. -,- It's totally wrong and way too wrong. My friend did the same thing and I don't see any particular improvement on her score by pulling a nighter and some didn't even sleep till the next exam day! I was kind of impressed by that but I don't want to take the risk, as for me, sleep is very essential to maintain our health. Be careful for those who practice 'no sleep before exam', your brain may go blank on the day of exam but if you feel okay by doing that, you are just lucky, plain lucky. 

I do encourage students to practice study smart not study hard. Why choose the long journey if you can take the shortcuts? 

Yes, based on my personal experiences. :)

Uniformity

Assalamualaikum to my future readers,

Today marked my first day as a blogger. I am not too sure what to write about or what to talk about. But well, since Facebook and Twitter are not giving me much privacy as I need, therefore, I convert to blog. I just hope that blogging would give me more privacy. Amin. :)

As for my first post, I would like to share about my thoughts on our country education system as I, myself, are a student. I believe all students would have issues on this 'uniformity' things. But, first thing first, what is uniformity? Uniformity in terms of what? I know it's not a big issue for some people but it's a big issue for me since it bother me a lot. -,-

Personally, I think uniformity is very important to any system in any country. Can you imagine life or world without system? CHAOS! That's for sure! But, it's not about that. Rest assure. Uniformity in my context is about the syllabus in the education in most institutions. Maybe. Well, I don't know about the rest. What I really wonder is that how one institution can have different syllabus and used different textbooks? Some branches use textbooks but some use only manuals according to the lecturer's preference. I admit that using textbooks are good since it comprise most of the syllabus but because it is so thick, it takes forever to finish reading it. On the other side, using manuals is like the easiest way to finish up one whole subject in just one night! But the worst part is, it is too simple since it's like a summary for every chapter. The real issue here is, 'How can different branches using different study material yet sitting for same paper?' I don't see any logic there. So, this resulted in different formula being used and different theories. I even got into heat debate with my friends over this issue since we learn from different lecturers that have different teaching styles. 

That is all I want to talk about. I know, I am just an average student, I have no right to question about anything but at least I can let out my thoughts in here. I just hope that one day, the other side will realize and overcome this issue by standardizing the study material to avoid any dissatisfaction among students.