Review: EverydayMe - Olay Regenerist Advanced Anti-Aging Serum & Downy Parfum - Mystique

Girls, when there are awesome freebies like these, don’t think, just grab em’ before it’s too late! EverydayMe is an online platform created by Procter and Gamble, a company that has been establishing brands for the past 175 years, helping people around the world have an extraordinary every day. If you love to try new things, or products, this site is a must to be explored. 

I Love: Drypers Baby Club

Who doesn't love freebies? I'm sure everyone loves to get something from their favourite brands (especially when they're free). I registered as a member of Drypers Baby Club a few days ago, and when I checked my mailbox this morning - It's a parcel from Drypers Baby Club! When I opened it (in front of my hubby, of course!), it's a cute ladybug toddler backpack. I even posted it on my Instagram, and there's Sandra asking how did I get this cute toddler backpack (Ya, dia pun mau 1 beg kiut.).

I Love: Huggies Hug Club

If you haven't register yourself into Huggies Hug Club, then you should do it now. It's free, and once you have signed up with them, you will get product samples (of your choice) delivered to your doorstep for free. I've chosen Huggies Dry, and Huggies Ultra for my little one. I'm very particular with the health of my baby, especially when it comes to diaper rashes (kalau balik-balik kencing, memang kena ruam punya). It's very important to keep our little ones' bottom healthy and comfortable (so the mum and dad can enjoy their sleep. LOL!)

Review: 8Share - Share and Earn Cash!

Some of you might be wondering why you're having those 'readthisstory.net' flooding over your Facebook Timeline. For your information, they are not virus (I know some of you are 'traumatized' when your Facebook has been hacked before). In fact, readthisstory.net or bit.ly is an online service that provides performance statistics for websites, shortening URL (you sure don't wanna have a very very very very long URL just like those GeoCities era) and protects the Internet users from harmful and malicious activity that can happen when sharing links on the Internet, i.e. Facebook, and Twitter. So, what do 8Share, YouthSays, and SAYS have in common?