Do you know that you don't have to travel Taiwan for shopping. Instead Taiwan will come to you. Dahsyat kan? 

11street has announced its latest collaboration with UITOX, the first ever largest online marketplace in Taiwan to introduce 200 élite brands from Taiwan along with around 150,000 products from Taiwanese sellers. 

This partnership signifies the launch of TW Street, UITOX’s official store on 11street, bringing popular fashion brands like OB Design, Pazzo, Toki Choi, and beauty brands such as 1028, Dr Wu, Forbelovedone, Dr Doruxi, and renowned Taiwanese food such as pineapple cake, Gong sugar, red bean water and more. 

 UITOX was founded in Taiwan in October 2012 and has expanded to China, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, USA, Canada and Netherlands.

So say YEAY to shopping #husbandpoketkoyak

Ever thought of how to help in building homes for those in need? Do not know how to do it and which organization to channel your donations. Well, there's a solution for you. 

The Kongsi Home Project is a collaboration between Maxis, Epic Homes, and Malaysia’s biggest online retailers. We want to transform Malaysian e-commerce, into e-charity.

This New Year, you can help a needy family by shopping for yours. How? 

By purchasing parts of a house online for RM8, which goes to building homes for the needy. So do your bit today. After all, as fellow Malaysians, your family’s larger than you think.

So, less than a month, we'll be stepping on the land of the rising sun. If you ask me whether I'm excited or not, try to picture this. One of the AirBnb host that I booked an apartment with cannot communicate in English. She gave us a suggestion to look up on YouTube on how to get to her apartment -__-'. 2 seconds after watching the video, I only understood half cause the video was a fast forwarded one *there's an app for that in Iphone*. Hopefully we don't end up in Hiroshima instead of  Osaka.

I've never had sensitive skins but developed allergy towards lamb over the years. How I knew? I scratched like there's no tomorrow right after I consume lamb. But sometimes, sebab teringin, I'll just hantam first, worry later.

But for the past few months, I noticed that I develop rashes due to the hot weather a couple months back. I scratched until some of them bleed. They were tiny little rashes behind my back and thigh. I didn't realize that using the normal body wash will further worsen it until Juan told me. So at first I bought this really expensive brand for sensitive skin in Watson but it cost me almost RM30 for a small bottle. When I saw Dove came out with this brilliant idea of soapless body wash for sensitive skin, I was quite happy because it cost me around RM20.50 if it's on offer. Normal price will be around RM23.00. Half than what I paid for Brand X in Watson. 

Although the price was reasonable for 1000ml I had doubts on whether Dove will really work but I gave it a go anyway. Even if it doesn't suit me, I have Juan to finish it up for me kan. First application, awesome. I called my dad and told him about this. My sister has eczema too. So instead of spending RM70.00 for a bottle of less than 1000ml soap for sensitive skin, I told my dad to give Dove a try.

Dermatologist-recommended Dove Sensitive Skin Body Wash is designed to give you a rich lather with the gentlest cleansers. The hypoallergenic formula with NutriumMoisture is perfect for sensitive skin and provides skin natural nourishment. In another word, Dove for sensitive skin will not leave your skin dry.

I give 2 thumbs up for this body wash :-). You can get Dove for Sensitive skin a.t any supermarket

Most of my friends doesn't know where I was born. All they knew was I studied and lived in Perlis all my life. Partially right.

Well, I was born in USM Kubang Kerian but my family moved out of Kelantan when I was around 2 years old. After we moved, we still go back to Kelantan once a year to celebrate the Lunar festival because I still had an uncle (R.I.P) at that time. Until he moved to KL to be his kids, we stopped visiting Kota Bharu.

So this year, I made a point to visit my hometown again. We had a 1 night stay before headed over to Kuala Terengganu the next day. The one thing I hate most is the jam. Driving into Kota Bharu means playing around your accelerator and break ALL the time.

I love the food. Although I lived far where I was the born, the culture has always been a part of me. Every year, I've never miss the chance of having my favorite nasi dagang or nasi minyak.