Monday, September 19, 2011

Clarins Defining Eye Lift 15ml at DFS

Bought this at Singapore DFS for only SG$54. No wonder there was a long queue for payment because the prices there are so cheap!

Friday, August 19, 2011

Body Shop Sale 17-20 Aug 2011


Went to the sale at Suntec this weekend and bought...

Spa Wisdom Africa Ximenia & Salt Scrub $29.90
Spa Wisdom Morocco Black Olive & Argan Oil Scrub $19.90
Shower Gel $12.90 for 2
Tea Tree Oil 10ml $9.90/ea
Tea Tree Blemish Stick $9.90/ea
Shower Gel (travel size) $10 for 4
Scrubs and Body butter (travel size) $10 for 2
SPF15 lip care stick $5/ea

Enough for 1-2 years use :D

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Citibank's terrible message service

They simply ignore you after your 3rd message to them.

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Singapore DFS prices

Bought SK2 at Singapore DFS, it proves to be the cheapest place and even cheaper than Japan!
FTE 150ml =$130
Clear Lotion 215ml =$77
Facial Clear Solution 100ml =$77.50

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Tangs Shopping List Mar 2011

Switched to Tangs with 10% rebate because I no longer hold the Isetan credit card.

Clarins UV PLUS SPF40 (tinted) 30ml $74 x3, Shine Stopper Compact Powder $62 x1
Clarins prices had increased!

SK2 Facial Clear Solution 100ml $120, FTE 75ml promo set $99

Friday, December 10, 2010

New Citibank citi rewards scam

Our innovation extends to the products and services that we offer you. We introduced the instant Citi Rebate programme, which gives cardmembers rebates up to 10% at 500 locations. We also launched the Citibank Rewards Card which enables cardmembers to earn 10 times rewards points on shopping worldwide.

Oh did Citibank say that the required redemption points is also higher? I lost 200 points that way with the new move, thanks Citibank. I will look into other credit cards when I return to Singapore and cancel your cards.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

New Citibank citi rewards fails to impress me.

Before they had their new points structure, I had 2012 points and could redeem 1800 points for a $50 Isetan voucher. But now, without informing consumers, they changed the structure, making it seem as though we'll have more points, but in fact, raised the redemption benchmark.

Now even after paying more than $900 for air tickets, I have only 10985 points! Oh wait, isn't that much more than before? But hey, how many points do I need to redeem for that voucher? 10980!

So now I get more points but redeem less. You do the maths.