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I've traveled to 27 countries and counting. As I am getting older and more experienced, I realized that you need to equip yourself with the right items so that you can survive weeks on the road. I've narrowed down the items I can't travel without. For example, I always pack foot hammock for long distance (economy) flight. For neck pillow, I pick not only the most comfortable for the price, but also the cutest I could get. And I hope my packing essentials will help you better prepare for your next adventure.

The skincare industry loves to promise miracles, but most products end up being... just okay. I tried a lot of skincare in my 20s and now in my 30s. Korean skincare are among my favourites as I've been to South Korea myself a few times. I had lots of concerns from acne scars, dull skin, and wrinkles. After trials and errors, I listed products that I believe have made a noticeable difference to my skin. I am now happy to announce and that my skin is free from acne scars and quite glowing for my age. If you're looking for products that are actually worth repurchasing, these are the ones I'd wholeheartedly recommend.

Moving into a dorm is equal parts exciting and chaotic. You spend weeks thinking about bedding colours and fairy lights, only to realize on your first night that you forgot something as basic as a comforter or a laundry basket. The truth is, dorm life comes with tiny inconveniences that quickly become big annoyances if you're not prepared. I've learned that the secret to surviving dorm life isn't bringing more stuff—it's bringing the right stuff. Sure, those aesthetic storage baskets are cute, but you know what's even cuter? Having an extension cord long enough to reach your bed, a laundry bag that doesn't rip after two weeks, and a mug big enough to fuel an all-night study session. But trust me, the dorm move-in list doesn't have to be boring. That's why I'll give you both practical options, and more than a sprinkle of accessories to make your dorm life brighter!