So what has been going on in the past 3 weeks that I've been working for Sephora? Updates updates, ha ha ha!
1) We got free food!
Well normally, I'll be packing food from home as it's simply too costly to eat out everyday at the shopping mall. The food is cold, but it still fills my tummy and it's healthier than outside food. But when Sephora gave us an allowance to buy food, I abandoned my food from home and indulged in the goodies! Saturday was an upsized Burger King meal, while we had pizza on Sunday!

(yes, that's our very messy pantry-cum-office)
My supervisor ordered 5 giant pizzas from Pizza De France for about 9 of us, of course we couldn't finish everything! Ha ha, I even packed home a few slices for my parents to try. These pizzas are quite nice, lots of toppings and not too oily!
The vegetarian one.

The BBQ chicken one.

The chicken ham one.

The spicy minced chicken one!

And the all-cheese one! It's really cheesy and salty and fattening, but oh soooo tasty!

Ha ha, I just had to camwhore in the office while I had my pizza! Grainy pic with iPhone VGA camera~

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2) I got a sample kit of Benefit's Bright Radiance Skin Care line to try.


Ha ha, isn't these mini bottles/tubs cute? :D My colleague went for Benefit's training one afternoon and she decided to pass me her kit since I mentioned I was looking for travel-sized skin care for my trip to NYC. There's the facial emulsion (with SPF 15!), the foaming cleanser and the eye cream.

They're so small and adorable, and I can carry them onto the plane to hydrate my skin!

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3) And since I'm working in a beauty shop, there's no other better opportunity than to take some samples of skincare back for my coming 22 hour flight to New York!
I read Sophia's post on her skincare and makeup items she brought aboard her flight to take care of her skin, and that got me thinking about what I'm going to bring for mine. Well, I don't have the Chanel Sublimage mask, so I tried looking for alternatives in Sephora! Come on, it's a mega beauty haven, there has got to be some stuff!
And these are what I took home happily with me:

Ha ha, a whole range of Ole Henrikson skincare products. The full size items don't come cheap; most of the moisturizers and serums range from $70-$130 each. I was very tempted to buy the 2 month starter kit ($92 after staff discount), but since these samples are free, might as well take them.
Ha ha, you can probably tell I grabbed a whole lot of moisturizers! The Vitamin C serum is the brand's best seller and I needed the scrub for some gentle exfoliation after the flight (my current scrub uses rough walnut bits instead of the gentler jojoba beads). I've tried the Red Tea Mask on my hand, it's amazing! And it's a leave-on mask that goes on clear, so I'm hoping I can use it during the flight. Now I'm contemplating if I should buy the facial mist.
What do you guys say? Are facial mists important or beneficial for long haul flights? Or can I go them a miss?
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4) I got to serve Ris Low the past Sunday.
Oh. My. God. Ha ha, that's really all I can say, you know, without getting sued and all. It was really an eye-opening experience; she's everything they said she would be. :) BOOOMZZZZZ!
Hah, so once again, thanks for reading these random stuffs, I hope they entertained you!