GIVEAWAY: Like a Baby
The change in season always brings out the worst in my skin. I don't know about you, but there's something a bit off and erratic about my skin when we go from Summer to Rainy season--sucks when you're in the Philippines because that's pretty much all the season you can get!
So during this time of year, I switch to products that are not for my age. Read more after the jump.
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Then came the break of summer and the dawn of Philippines' wet season and oh wow oh wow. My skin felt like it was flaking off... and my hair was one day dry, the next oily, the next falling and I don't know. I felt panicky, if you ask me; and that's when I decided it's time. It's time to switch to products made so ever-gentle, made to care for babies. :)
I started using Nivea Baby Lovingly Caring Oil* for my body. It is made hypo-allergenic and it is made with natural almond oil that soothes the skin as it moisturizes it. Ideally, you may use this to massage your bundle of joy but for people like me, who experiences episodes of extra-sensitive skin, you may use this as an all-over body oil. I have been using this product day in and out and I love how it is absorbed well (and fast). I also love how it helps lock in moisture even when the climate's humid.
Nivea Baby Lovingly Caring Oil is clinically tested to care and cleanse your baby's skin. |
The great thing about switching to baby products is its very safe formulation. If you have sensitive skin, baby care might just be the thing for you. The Nivea Baby Lovingly Caring Oil is free of alcohol, colorants and preservatives. Personally, I love how the product is named Lovingly Caring Oil. As Ms. Loving Sunshine, you know I'm bound to be attached to a product coined as such. Continue reading to know just how attached I am... :)
Besides the Lovingly Caring Oil, I also started using the Nivea Baby Detangling and Conditioning Shampoo* because I got so panicky realizing my hair was falling off quite often and a lot since our season changed. Our hair is our crowning glory girls and nothing can get scarier than the risk of going bald! Comment if you agree!
So I switched to Nivea Baby's Detangling and Conditioning Shampoo because I'm aware that hair tangles increases the risk of hair breakage (like when you brush and pull on hair too hard just to untangle the knots). Using baby shampoo is not a new feat for me because I love switching to baby shampoo every now and then just to give my hair time to breathe or recharge from all the treatments and stressful ideas I succumb it to. Nivea Baby's Detangling and Conditioning Shampoo is also hypo-allergenic and it has a protection from tears formula so you're assure of its delicate formulation.
Last but not the least is my favorite among the bunch of baby care products I switched to due to the weather: the Nivea Baby Nutri-Sensitive Milk Wash*. You should know by now that I'm a sucker for milk anything. Funny are those who know me but don't know how much I love anything cream or milk!? And yes, my love for dairy is extended to skincare.
I started using the Nivea Baby Nutri-sensitive Milk Wash as my daily body wash to help relax my skin and to also match my daily moisturizer's formulation. Amazingly, this product may be used as an all-over body wash (face, body and hair!) but because I don't want to use it all up too soon, I just use it for the body. I absolutely love how this wash smells like. I think cleansing with a baby wash is an effective way to make someone feel younger from morning to night! :)
The great difference using the Nivea Baby Milk Wash lies in how it helped ease any irritation outbreak on my skin. It is also quite nourishing, it doesn't end up with a squeaky clean finish.
Like I said, the change of weather causes an erratic sensitive episode for my hair and body--and I'm not sure if any of you also encounters the same; but just in case, I'd like to treat you with a small giveaway. :)
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My favorite childhood memory is of voraciously consuming books. Since the day I learned to read, I have grabbed every book I could get my little hands on.
ReplyDeleteWhat age did u start reading ? :)
DeleteThe earliest I remember reading is 6 years old. I think I learned to read before 6 years old, though, because I started going to school when I was 2.5 or 3 years old. How about you?
DeleteSeeing Mickey Mouse for the first time at age 4! :)
ReplyDeleteHuhu like disneyland?? I havent been to disneyland :(
DeleteOhhh Im so excited for this giveaway. My favorite childhood memory is taking a bath in our poso and batya!
ReplyDeleteLol awesome! Used to do that in bataan!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is going to Rizal Park and Antipolo church with my parents and their helpers.
ReplyDeleteI was the only child that time. :)
Aww rizal park <3
DeleteI love Niveia's moisturising lotion. Great giveaway hun. Wishing you a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your loving visit :)
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory was when I was in the hospital recuperating after an operation and my dad suddenly showed up in the hospital. It turned out he came home from working abroad to surprise me.
ReplyDeleteWow that is super sweet!!! What happened to you? Im sure that operation made u a strobger person :)
DeleteMy favourite childhood memory is playing kalye games with my friends and Sprite in a plastic bag after!
ReplyDeleteAhyes larong kalye is da bezzt!
DeleteWith me and my family always having vacation at Baguion city!
ReplyDeleteAre u from baguio? :)
Deletei have sisters their.. so every vacation we go there with my family and other relatives. Its since im 4yearsold until now. We love Baguio.
Deletemy favorite childhood memory was running after my lola who's going home to the province. i'm a lola's girl kasi.
ReplyDeleteOh so nice! Lolas are fun. They have the most intersting stories abt our parents!
Deleteplaying with my childhood friends under the basking heat of the sun<3
ReplyDeleteLove this! Super negra ko lang din dati!
Deleteplaying lutu-lutuan using clay pots, dried leaves and santan petals :)
ReplyDeleteWow thats so fun! I used to love lutulutuan dati! But didnt use dried leAves :)
DeleteLarong kalye has always been my favorite childhood memory. I love playing tagu-taguan, piko, chinese garter, habulan, and a lot more. FUN! :)
ReplyDeleteI love everything you mentioned except hinese garter! Ten twenty na lang!
DeleteLarong kalye has always been my favorite childhood memory. It was really fun making habulan & taguan! hehe! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory was when my dad buy me a bike and teach me to bike and spend 3 hours teaching me everyday.:)
ReplyDeleteWow thats a very nice childhood memory! I only learned how to bike last year!!!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when i received my first ever talking & walking doll from my parents... i was so happy then! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat did u name it? :)
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory was when we (mom, dad, 2 sisters and cousins) went to the park fed and tried to catch the doves. so much fun!
ReplyDeleteWow! Which park is this? :)
Deletehi sis... sorry late reply i got caught up reading your other blogs! hehe a small park in bohol (my hometown)
DeleteThanks for visiting my blog, I love using baby products - they're so lovely and gentle but still really effective!
ReplyDeleteHello sam, a pleasure to have chanced upon your blog. Thank you for the visit too!
Deletealways love when my mom bring me a cotton candy <3
ReplyDeleteDid u put milk powder innnit?
DeletePlaying with my friends, running around, biking around our place, just enjoying our kabataan!
ReplyDeleteSuper agree w this. I actuallyfeel bad for kids now bec tey dont enjoy those things as much as we got to!
DeleteIsn't it strange that even though it is humid the skin is still dry? This post gives me a better idea as to what you are dealing with. I will switch to a lighter lotion in the summers. We have humid summers but I still need to wear lotion my skin is still dry and my hair frizzes. Do you blow dry your hair? I have to spend more time blow drying in the summers and really iron out the frizz. Also, I find baby shampoo doesn't clean well enough. I sometimes shampoo twice.
ReplyDeleteI dont blow dry my hair. I hardly style my hair, normally i just have it up in a bun cause its so long. Ill get u something for your hair too :)
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory was when I got pooped on my desk. it was so embarassing.
ReplyDeleteOmg thats wahhh
DeleteMy favorite childhood moment was when my I celebrated my birthday on our classroom. No classes no more. The happiness was there. I can forget that.
ReplyDeleteBet u named it!
DeleteOoops sorry this was for the other reply! Haha sp hard to comment when on mobile! Anyway! Yes, bdys in scool r oooosum!
Deletemy favorite childhood memory is when my dad gave me my first bike.
ReplyDeleteDid u name ur bike
DeleteWell, probably my favorite childhood memory was when my dad and I got the chance to bond. My dad's a soldier and rarely gets home, but when he does, usually he's tired or just sleeps. Then on my 9th birthday my dad and I went to the mall and spent the whole day playing in the arcade, eating and buying some things that I like.
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous. I never really got to spend time w my dad..
DeleteMy fondest childhood memory is staying out till nighttime playing hide and seek with the neighborhood kids!
ReplyDeleteOmg tagu taguan sa gabi!??! Kakatakot namn!
DeleteMy favorite memory is when the four of us (me, my two older sisters and our only baby boy) ride a mini bike that was given to my younger brother, I don't breath so I can compress myself to my older sister...=)
ReplyDeleteOmg super lakas ng trip nyo!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memories are swimming off my dad's boat during the summer. I love baby shampoo during summer as a break from some of the more chemical heavy products I use!
ReplyDeleteBaby shampoo's really fun to use talaga
DeleteI want to win this nivea giveaway! hope to win ^_^
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is our summer's time spend swimming in beaches being sa carefree and enjoying every minute of it.
ReplyDeleteAgree w this! Sarap maging bata! Walapakels sa sun burn!
DeleteI remember when my family are all together to Rizal Park. This was the time that we make sure the we are having fun. Playing in the sand and finding something that will make us happy, even if we are out of budget, hahah
ReplyDeleteChildhood cheap thrills are super great talaga. I try to relive my own set of childhood cheap thrills til now!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is going out every afternoon and play some streetgames with my childhood friends.
ReplyDeleteStreetgames r really amazing! They took most of my childhood too!
Deletewaiting for Sailor Moon to be aired around 6pm of every Saturday at Channel 5
ReplyDeleteHahahaha shet natawa ako! Ako rin!!! Omg nung nagkasakit ako recenty inabang abangan ko sailormoon sa ABS tuwing umaga!!!
Deletememories? elem days.. feeling ko everyday is play day.. kung anu kyang laruin ng girls dapat kaya din laruin ng boys and vice versa.. san ka nakakita ng boys nagja-jacstone pa ngayon? at sumasali sa chinese garter.. =) computer-age na ngayon.. fb at psp ang hawak ng mga kiddos ngayon.. well sayang di nila maranasan ang madapa at ibangaon ng mga classmates hehehe =)
ReplyDeleteGrabe expert ako ng jackstone nuon!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is playing all the filipino game like patintero, tumbang preso, habulan, tagutaguan. Me, my cousins, my siblings and my friends ♥ it. That was one of the happy memory that I wont forget.:)
ReplyDeleteDid u also play monkey monkey annabel???
DeleteI have a few childhood memory, one I remember is mahjongan near our apartment, and my tita who never fails to bring home jellyace. Keso de bola during christmas when me and younger 3-yr old sister are dressup identically! cute!
ReplyDeleteGrabe ung mhjong!!! :)
Deletei never learn mahjhong, cguro kpag granny nko! lol :)
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when we had non stop street party (New Year), which started at night of Dec 31 and ended Jan 2 (noon).
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so fun! I bet mari pics sa event na yan!
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is playing Miss Universe pageant with my playmates and dress like a queen lol in my dreams..hehe
ReplyDeleteWho won?
Deleteplaying naked sa malakas na buhos ng ulan. yay! (ngayon di ko na magagawa yan!hahaha...)
ReplyDeleteHaha naabutan mo rin ba ung sabi na unang ulan ng may helps strengthen one's immune sstem??
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when I used to play with my barbie dolls. I really like combing their hair everyday and making them talk to each other like any other little girls do. HAHAHA! I also made a mini doll house for them out of the things I have in the house. Then, I will sew their little clothes with my little hands and organize a fashion show. Bata pa lang talaga, nakikita na kung maarte. hahaha.
ReplyDeleteHaha wow ang cute! Ako i colOr my doll's hair w highlighters! Naturally.... I grew up as someone who dye her hair a lot! Lol
Deleteannual family trips... my treasured childhood memories. i especially like our trip from bicol to baguio.:)
ReplyDeleteaww i wish we had more family trips too. but i cherish all our memories as a family, whatever the scenery
DeleteMy favourite childhood memory is when I beat my mom at chinese checkers for the first time ever! haha
ReplyDeleteoh my god that's so fun! :D i love beating "unbeatable" people :D
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when I started to play and compete in soccer meets with my cousins. We learned to play soccer through the supervision of the seminarians of Don Bosco Canlubang. Though I'm a girl, it didn't stop me from playing a contact sport which is commonly played by boys. I had fun playing soccer and it made me increase my stamina. I was able to play and be part of the varisty team during my college days. Memories... :)
ReplyDeleteoh thats super cool! from what school Are you
DeleteOpo, super :) And now, I miss playing... Have to focus for the boards. I graduated from UST po :)
Deletefavorite childhood memory... I love playing chinese garter and jackstone
ReplyDeleteyeah why is it that a lot of us have chinese garter related memories! D:
Deleteclimbing trees, making mud cakes, using flowers (gumamela) to make bubbles, bicycling around the neighborhood....mmmm.
ReplyDeletei love that you mentioned gumamela flowers! :D
DeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when me and my brothers and sister play together some traditional games like, piko, Chinese garter, and bahay-bahayan..:D
ReplyDeleteyehey to piko!!!
Deleteplaying patintero w/ my friends and watching looney toons w/ my sisters!:)
ReplyDeletethats awesome. grabe looney toons was such a huge thing for our generation!
Deletewow im so glad you did a review for nivea baby products! Im a fan of their prodcuts line for babies, Ive been using them for my son, I like the gentle nourishing lotion and the nivea baby cream bar soap and oh also the body wash. I even use them for myself too.
ReplyDeleteMy fave childhood memory is playing with barbie dolls and the ever immortal play o young girls "bahay-bahayan and lutu-lutuan!". haha
wow im so glad you did a review for nivea baby products! Im a fan of their prodcuts line for babies, Ive been using them for my son, I like the gentle nourishing lotion and the nivea baby cream bar soap and oh also the body wash. I even use them for myself too.
ReplyDeleteMy fave childhood memory is playing with barbie dolls and the ever immortal play o young girls "bahay-bahayan and lutu-lutuan!". haha
wow im so happy you did a review for nivea baby products. im a fan of this line since i use them for my son for 3 years now. i also use it whenever my skin is dry and flaky, i love the cream bar soap. :)
ReplyDeletemy fave childhood memory is playing barbie dolls and the immortal game of young pinays; bahay-bahayan and lutu-lutuan. hehe
Larong Kalye: chinese garter, patintero, skipping rope, luksong tinik, lahat! Miss those days na after school on a Friday, you hear children's laughter sa street. *nostalgia*
ReplyDeleteLarong kalye! ;)) Miss those days!
ReplyDeleterandom things: anime, kitkat, and barbies! :)
ReplyDeletei miss playing paper dolls and make a house using a a big carton box my mom always throw it lol.. its like a trush in her eyes but for me its a mansion lol for my dolls.
ReplyDeletei miss my nanay so much she died when i was 9 yrs old.. i remember when she fetch me at school
ReplyDeleteI miss playing cars with my lolo...
ReplyDeletei miss playing cars with my lolo.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is waiting to see Santa Claus in his red suit pouring our socks with goodies (but never caught him...haha)
ReplyDeletePlaying piko, tumbang preso, and patintero, at yung pag akyat sa puno ng bayabas nd aratiles and paramihan ng makukuhang bunga with my childhood friends are one of the best memories that I really miss a lot...now i want to share this experiences to my only child...
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory is when i received a birthday gift from my papa... i was very happy when i opened my gift and it was my favorite doll.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is when i received a birthday gift from my father. i was very happy because the gift i received was the doll that i really wanted to have...
ReplyDeletePlaying board games with my family... I miss those days! :)
ReplyDeleteI cannot forget playing outside when its raining, specially when the street was flooded. I love running in the dirty water..hehehe. Its nice turning back the memories when you're young and innocent..tnx.
ReplyDeletebahay-bahayan, luto-lutuan, jackstone,10 tweenty, tagu-taguan, baseball,collecting stickers,patintero,pagsipsip ng nectar sa bulaklak ng santan,,,at xempre lagi kung kasama,kalaro ang ate ko, she's 1yr older than me. kaya minsan mapagkakamalan kaming kambal ^_^
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory was during gradeschool, after classes, my classmates and I would usually sit around the lobby, pull out out best gadgets then which include, polly pockets, jackstones, chinese jackstones, and chinese garter. We would spend our waiting time playing and having fun. We would also act as supermoon and friends. Lol. I bet kids nowadays wouldn't enjoy playing as much as we did back then :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory are plying patintero and shato at grandparent house.
ReplyDeletemy lola used to give me a bath and got irritated when i go jiggly hehe know i know why, since i have my own very active 1 year old son. ♥
ReplyDeleteplaying luksong baka, bahay bahayan and lutu lutuan:)
ReplyDeleteMy favourite childhood memory is playing different childhood games with my friends such as Bahay-Bahayan, Patintero, Barbie, Lutuan etc..
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory was when my mother allowed me to go outside playing under the rain...feel the rain is every childs dream.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is going to the supermarket with my mother
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is spending time with my mother by accompanying her to the supermarket. We hardly do that now. I can't even remember the last time that I went with her.
ReplyDeleteMy Favorite childhood memory was playing at the rice field after harvesting.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory was playing at the rice field after harvesting it.
ReplyDeleteahahaha...theres a lot but I wont forget cathching salagubang (beetle)
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory is when i was playing in my garden and found a dead caterpillar. i was very curious, so i picked it and then ate it :D
ReplyDeleteyucks, fortunately my mom immediately screamed and i threw it up.
but that was an awesome moment. when i remember about it nowadays, i feel that my self was so stupid that time :D
fave childhood memories is playing the old games like sipa, tumbang preso jackstone and many more
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is riding my bike like a crazy person with my friends. We would spend hours perfecting stunts and just had a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteSeeing my first crush for the first time :) LOL
ReplyDeleteSpending time with my relatives from abroad..:)
ReplyDeletelagi ako kinakarga ng tatay ko
ReplyDeletemy favorite childhood memory were playing pinoy outdoor games, riding my bike everyday and soaking in the 1st day of rain after summer period...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory were playing pinoy outdoor street games, riding my bike everyday and soaking in the 1st day of rain after summer period...
ReplyDeleteyung time na wala akong pakialam sa sikat ng araw! HAHA
ReplyDelete~ Gizette
Yung time na wala akong pakialam sa sikat ng araw! HAHA
ReplyDelete~ Gizette
best childhood memory: playing tumbang preso outside with neighbors. :)
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After my accident, memories are hard to hang on to, but what I do remember are birthdays we had at home - just the family - 3 or 4 or us at a time. It was always very simple, very "cozy". We may not have had a lot of gifts, or a grand handaan, but we always had each other, and red ribbon black forest cake :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is playing chinese garter, taguan pong and rainbow rack in our backyard in the afternoon after our siesta time.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite childhood memory is usually triggered by the scent of baby products. There seems to be a connection in smelling your favorite baby powder or baby shampoo that flood memories back into your head. Whenever I remember my childhood, it always goes back to those times during the summer when I can play with my friends and cousins as early as 6AM and we'd all retire for a siesta at my little Bahay Kubo in our backyard and play til our parents/yayas would come and get us to get ready for dinner (sometimes with a whip so we'd all go home!). As I would get cleaned up with various baby products, the smell would stay until I fall asleep in the evening and wake up still smelling fresh like a baby.
ReplyDeleteMrsNoodleboy
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there's a lot. top of my head now would be all the kids on our street playing patintero that we would have to close down the street. Tried teaching this to kids and it was a fail. the ones who are "it" didn't want to stay on the drawn lines.
ReplyDeletesumasakay kami s akalabaw at naghahabulan sa palayan
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