Then, one fine day, an opportunity came knocking on my door, the sample store invited me and many other bloggers to do a review on the best selling japanese brand lipbalms - Mojitate Kiajitsu and deep moist lipbalms. They came in a really cutesy packaging, which had completely captured my heart! &, I do not mind bringing such cutesy lil' item out daily! So, that was when I started developing the habit of applying balms on my lips! &, gosh, the results of using it daily is amazing! The peelings on my lips were completely healed and it has became so much moisturized! So, tell me how to not love it?!




Lemme fill you in with more information on the lipbalms, so read on lovelies:

Feature 1: Highly moisturizing formula: soft, melting on skin

Moisturizers: hyaluronic acid, shea butter, jojoba oil

Feature 2: oval container: fits corner of mouth well, due to wide dimension easily put on lips

–Mentholatum, the #1* Bestselling Lipbalm Brand in Japan

Launches the Mogitate Kajitsu lip balm series in Singapore. “Mojitate” means “Fresh” and Mojitate”

“Kajitsu” means “Fruits” in Japanese. This “Juicy” lipbalm is bursting with Natural Fruity”

Goodness and Honey. It comes in five different fruit mixes for you to take your pick: Strawberry, Grape & Berry, Orange & Mango, White Peach and Lemon & Lime

The launch of Mogitate Kajitsu is in line with the growing demands for natural products worldwide. Consumers are increasingly interested in natural/organic products as they learn more about their health and wellness benefits (Euromonitor International Report June2009).

Mogitate Kajitsu is made with Fresh Fruit Juice which contains essential minerals and vitamins that are beneficial to the lips and body. It also contains Honey, which heals and renews the lips. With Mentholatum Mogitate Kajitsu lip balms, now you can get Real, Natural Fruity Goodness to nourish your lips and make it soft, supple and oh-so-kissable!

Introduced in Japan in 2003, Mojitate Kajitsu has been very well-loved by the Japanese teens and young adults for its fun, exciting flavours and colourful packaging. Together with its nourishing Real, Natural Fruit Juice & Honey formula, it is no wonder that Mentholatum Lipbalm is the #1* Bestselling Lipbalm Brand in Japan!

It also contains other moisturizing boosters such as Squalane, Grape Seed Oil, Vitamins A and E. Squalane is easily absorbed, and is similar to the natural oil on our skin. It is extracted from plants and is a highly prized Japanese supplement. Squalane helps to reduce the wrinkles caused by aging and sun damage. Grape Seed Oil helps to repair skin. Vitamin A & E are antioxidants that retard lip aging, and give lips a healthy shine. The Mentholatum Mojitate Kajitsu lipbalms retail at $5.90 each exclusively at all Watsons stores from 12 July 2010.

Rise and shine at 8am, our agenda for the day is to get all the stuffs we want from MBK, Siam square and plaza 29, as we won’t be back patronizing these places for any more shopping on our last day. Time was that limited, rushing from one place to another within a couple of hours in a day. Oh boy, I wished I could bring back the entire bkk.

Early birdies will always be rewarded with the better stuffs for being up early. &, indeed, we have gotta ourselves very brilliant deals for many pairs of foot wears for as low as sgd2! We just love cheap thrills, don’t cha?

sumptuous breakie in bed! The fried rice is palatable!







Yes, I'm wearing the dress I've gotta from Pratunam market the previous day for approx. 4sgd only!

Strolling down the avenue of street vendors around the hotel area, it is a place where you would be able find fabulous apparels and accessories to purchase at a low price.

Roaming down the street to Pratunam market...








Upon entering the Pratunam market, you would see many small shops peddling an array of merchandises. Apart from human crowds at the market, there were cars & bikes streaming down along the street too; hence, you've got to be caution and constantly keep a look out for any oncoming vehicles whilst shopping.








The food vendors at pratunam market...




After a couple of hours of shopping at the market, it's time for a break and have our lunch. We decided to dine in at fuji japanese restaurant, which is situated at the fifth level of Platinum mall.

This bento set which bby had included a chawamushi, an ice coffee/tea and fruits cost us about sgd 10 only! Not only that its dirt cheap, it is really mouth-watering! Especially the sashimi salmon and tuna! I would love to fly over and savour it right now!

I had the gyoza ramen set, which includes an ice coffee/tea and fruits as well, this cost us about sgd 6 -8 only! Oh, I digs the gyoza!

After a satisfying lunch, we continued our crazy shopping spree at platinum mall till evening, as all the stalls cease for business by 7pm.

However, you would find a line-up of street vendors setting up their stall along the street outside the Platinum mall by the evening time. Never miss taking a good look at what all these street vendors are offering as more than often I would find myself getting something that is nice and dirt cheap from there. (eg. Accessories)

When the night fallen in, we took a tutu to MBK. It was sucha mad rush as most of shops at MBK close at 8pm-9pm, and the time we arrived at MBK, it was already 7pm odd, hence, we decided to have our dinner taken at a later time, as shopping was our priority.







We had Mr. Meng dimsum take away for supper before we left MBK.

Shopping did not stop at MBK, we continued venturing the area where the street vendors set up their stalls at about 10pm onwards, outside the BTS area. After which, we continued our shopping spree at siam square, which was situated just across MBK. &, fyi, the street vendors at siam square only operate at night (from about 10pm – 12pm?) if I am not wrong, as there wasn’t a single stall set up at the area during daytime, on a weekday.

Headed back to the hotel at approx. 11pm odd.


Our loots for the day...


Day 4....

I woke up with a backache and sore throat, and it was not long later I started to feel awfully weak and feverish. But, this didn’t stop me from heading down to chatukcha, the weekend market for another round of shopping spree. I popped down the panadols and dragged my weak body to chatukcha, and the weather wasn’t showing any mercy to me; it was scorching hot! I could feel my temperature increased literally. However, it was my last day at BKK, and I could not bear to let it goes down the drain without any rewarding shopping done, else I would have been so remorseful. I could only endure with the misery and went on shopping but at a slower pace.

Breakie on the last day.















Arrived at chatukcha by 8.30am. Many stalls are not open yet.










Coconut ice cream! yums!







Late lunch back at the hotel's cafe before making our way to the airport. It's really upsetting :( I don't want to leave bkk yet! :(:(:(










Had our dinner at BKK airport before jetting off back to singapore, where the cruelty of reality awaits for our return :(

Happy moments always pass by in a flash...