The One Night Cushion’s chio glittery rose gold packaging had already won us over, then it further wowed us with its lightweight formula, which is great for sensitive skin. I just had a facial the day before, and this product was timely. Being wary of breakouts, I'm especially cautious of applying make-up post-facial. But because of its skin-friendly ingredients like tea tree oil extract and the absence of talc and parabens, I was confident about using this.

It offers sheer to medium coverage, and just one press is enough to cover the entire face, quickly hiding the shame of post-extraction redness. Would I really use this for one whole night, ie. not remove it overnight? Hmm, I may consider, especially after an all-night clubbing bender. A new daily go-to!

This cushion impressed with its full-on coverage, as compared to the One Night Cushion's lighter one, although it was slightly more cakey. It provides medium to full coverage depending on how many layers you put on, but a single application was good enough for me. TBH, I was blown away by how well my post-facial redness was covered, but the product slides around quite a bit so you’ll have to be light-handed with the rest of your make-up. Despite this cushion coming in only two shades, the foundation exactly matched my skin tone. 

Overall, both cushions were easily blendable, however they came with a rather heavy soapy scent. The puff picks up product really well, and a little goes a long way. I’d recommend the Coverking Powder Cushion for a glam night out, and the One Night Cushion for a more everyday, casual look.

Nakeup Face One Night Cushion is available in 01 Ivory Nude and 02 Beige Nude. 
Coverking Powder Cushion is available in 22 Silky Cover and 23 Air Cover.

Think the adult version of a craft glue stick, but for your face. Intriguing. Those days of worrying about cleansers spilling in your luggage are over. This 3-in-1 balm-to-oil-to-foam cleanser means more space for shopping!

I initially thought I wouldn't need to touch the product. However, the more I rolled it over my face, the more my foundation moved up the sides of the balm. It was a balm-mer (bummer) because I had to clean the top of the stick each time I used it, which didn't feel sanitary or time-efficient. Also, the stick went out of shape after one use. 0 stress? Not quite. 

It does its job well though — it completely cleaned all my make-up off as promised, with a light mint aroma. Spa-tastic. 

When I opened this unique product, it popped out and rolled onto the floor, but that didn’t deter me from picking it up and using it. At $5.90 for such a tiny and fragile styrofoam-like ball, I’d better make full use of it. 

Upon contact with a tiny bit of water, it immediately dissolved, and I vigorously patted the sacred mixture all over my face. I started to feel disappointed when it left my face extremely sticky, but the more I massaged it in, the smoother my skin felt, as though I had primer on. At the end of the procedure, this product really made my skin feel tight AF. Great for those who want to firm up the skin. 

Last but not least, here's Unpa Cosmetics' best-selling item to date. This product foams up quick, with a bubbling sensation on the lips. Leave it on for three to five minutes, wash/wipe it off, and BAM! go ahead and start a kissing party. I was expecting some exfoliating beads, but it turned out to be a gentle chemical exfoliator. 

I stupidly accidentally licked my lips after wiping it off and there was a bitter taste. Oops. However, in contrast to its taste, the scrub smells like ahh-mazing peach cream. My lipstick went on smoothly after that — perfect. Although the bottle is tiny, a pea-size dollop is enough for a single use, so you can get quite a few applications out of it. Plus points for its cute and convenient travel-size pump, which keeps your product hygienic, compared to conventional scrubs. 

All products are available from selected Watsons stores. 

Negative and negative, it’s a positive. According to Unpa Cosmetics, you’ll have to paint your teeth black for them to turn white. This looks like something we’ve seen before, with the user getting their teeth all blacked out with a dark substance, leaving us intrigued to try it out ourselves. But actually, this didn’t make my mouth look like I’ve just inhaled a bowl of squid ink pasta. My mother and I were pleasantly surprised, and we both approved of the fresh minty scent left behind after brushing. The whiteness was not immediately apparent, but whitening products do take time to work their magic. While we wait for results, we'll appreciate the cute minimalist packaging and wholesome ingredients such as naturally activated coconut carbon.