Daniel Wellington copy Watch Review

First if all, I'm sorry for not posting for a while. I've been busy with college and short of budget with online shopping. *typical college student life* But, anyway, I have always like the Daniel Wellington strap and have always wanted one and so I decided to buy a copy one. Plus, I only liked the straps anyway, so I guess it doesn't matter if it's original or not.

The package arrived in a beautiful box

I bought a couple set from an instagram shop because I thought they were in good quality. The couple set only cost me RM70, which I think is cheap and reasonable. The postal took a little bit longer than usual, probably because nobody buys a watch everyday, but it took longer time than I expected and I was a little bit afraid that it was a scam. When it finally came, I was really happy and relieved at the same time. But the package was a little bit disappointing.

Front view

 First of all, the watch body design isn't fully rounded shape. The edge of the watch is a flat unlike the original one. But if of course as expected, they're copies, can't be exactly the same.

Back view

Secondly, the watches arrived with the time already being set. Which is something that I don't really like. I planned to give the other one the my sister and the end of the year because I'm still in college right now, and so setting the time means lesser battery life. Another thing is, when I tried to pull the lever to stop the watch, but, I can't seemed to pull them out. I guess I can't change the time now that I can't pull them out because I like my time to be 5 minutes faster. I haven't tried using tools on them though.

Full body view

Last but not least, the strap. I guess this is the most disappointing part of my shopping. What I wanted the most was the strap and the strap quality was really bad. It's thin and too soft, it felt like it could break anytime. I really like the strap's style, but I really dislike the quality though. They're all just not what I expected them to be.

The instagram shop that I was talking about

Over all, I guess I would still wear the watch even though it was a disappointment. But I would probably try to find another with better quality straps. Not in the nearest time though. I'm too broke because the student affairs office just fined me RM50 because I read notes in my phone. Way to go, give them a big standing ovation. I'm actually kind of pissed off by that. To think that I gave them RM1 bill for RM50 was worst. I actually had to starve myself because of that. I hope that karma strikes them back, real hard. Yeah, I'm a jerk, I know.

Back to the discussion, RM70 is quite cheap but I guess I put my hopes too high for the strap. It's not in the best quality but still wearable. I'm not saying that they're really bad, the watches are good, arrived in a good condition, functioning well, but they just weren't as good as I thought they would be. This is the first time I online shop for a watch and the seller seemed to give me a good impression, so I would probably buy another watch from her again.

Forever Aloe Lips Review

As I said, I've had troubles with my lips ever since middle school and I am still looking for something that could improve my dry lips. I've tried many types of lip balm and some works well, some does worst but I just couldn't satisfy myself, so this time I bought the Forever Aloe Lips with Jojoba.

I've been using this for about 3 days and I really think it helped a lot. It moisturizes my lips, it feels nice, it has a nice smell and taste. I think in the last 3 days, my lips is a little bit better. It doesn't shed skin, it doesn't feel rough, but it still is dry though, just, not as worst as it was.

There is a funny incident about the Aloe Lips. I like to play with all of my lip balms, I twist them out really long then twist them back in again. I did that and I accidentally twist all of them and can't put them back in. I panicked at that time, I was like "Oh my God, I can't put this back in. What am I going to do?" I sat for about 10 minutes thinking of a way, and finally thought of placing it inside a bottle cap because I had no small container. So, yeah, there goes my RM13. But still, I can still use it. It's just not that convenient anymore.

That's all. Thank you for reading, sorry no picture. I will add some later.

La Bourse Pink Nipple Review

Photo credits: google.com

*Disclaimer: I am not paid to do this review or am I associated to this product in anyways.

I got this product as usual, from an Instagram shop and personally, I have been experiencing dry chapped lips since middle school, but it got worst since I moved into college because of the dry weather and once in a while, my lips would bleed. According to the seller, this product can be used on lips too, and it will heal dry lips. That was when I thought, I have to have this thing.

La Bourse Pink Nipple
Ingredients: RICINUS COMMUNIS SEED OIL, CANDELILLA CERA, ISOPROPYL MYRISTATE, HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL, FRAGRANCE, PRUNUS LANNESIANA FLOWER EXTRACT, CI 45410, ASCORBIC ACID, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, GLYCOLIC ACID, COLLAGEN.

It comes in a lipstick shape, but in the color green. I have been using this product for a week, day and night, and so far, I don't think it heals my dry lips. My lips are still dry and cracked and rough to touch. However, even though it is green but when applied, it will leave pink pigments and last for a whole day. I have to brush my lips to remove the pinkish color they made. I think this is very suitable as a substitution of lip tint.

I'm not saying that this is a bad product, but it just doesn't work for me in healing my lips. It does work for some people though. Some reviews said that it worked in making their lip soft and smooth. I guess it just doesn't work for me. Thank you for spending for time reading this review and if you guys have any tips on treating chapped lips, please leave a comment or if you are interested in this product and wants to get them, try contacting the number provided in the picture.

iPhone 6 clone Review

*Disclaimer: I wasn't paid to make this review, or am I associated with this product or the seller in any way. I hope anyone who reads this, especially Malaysians will find this helpful.

Clone Korea 
The first time I heard this, I really thought that whatever phone that was mention were all a Korea copy and not China copy. The first time I heard the word clone Korea was a few years ago, when the Samsung S3 mini was out. I saw a model of S3 mini with the price of RM399. It was, really cheap then the original one. Not sure if it is, but recently, I bought an iPhone 6 clone from an Instagram shop, which said it was clone Korea grade AAA. Until today, I still don't know the meaning of grade AAA or how high is the grade. But, while using the iPhone 6 clone, I am very much sure that it is the Goophone. According to some source that I've read, Goophone will only have their logo if it was bought directly from them, if it was bought from a third party, it will have the apple logo. (Please correct me if I'm wrong).

About the iPhone 6 clone

 

This is the home screen of the iPhone 6 clone. It looks amazingly similar to a real iPhone but when you click on some of the app,  other app will come out. When you click on the iTunes Store, the music player comes out, or when you click on the Facetime, the dialer come out. But other than those, the IU is amazing.

Alarm

App Store

Phone

Settings

Photos

Messages

Music

Calendar

Sample pictures

Back camera

Front camera

My opinion about the iPhone 6 clone

First of all, this isn't the first time I used a clone phone but I guess this time, I wasn't as lucky as last time. The first time I used a clone phone was when I accidentally dropped my Samsung S3 mini into the toilet. It was a great phone and I was so careless. I really blamed myself for bringing it into the toilet. But at that time, I really ran out of cash (typical college student) and so, my mom bought me a Note 3 clone. It functions great though. The keyboard works well, the sound is decent but the camera sucks.

As for this iPhone 6 clone, the keyboard sucks, the screen sometimes goes crazy and it goes to factory mode randomly. The only thing that's good about this phone is the back camera, which is really nice compared to most clone phones. About the phone going to factory mode randomly, I've asked the seller if I could claim the warranty, maybe switch the phone somehow, because I don't think the phone was supposed to be like that but the seller said, "Oh, it's a clone phone. Things like that happens." Also, I made a mistake not checking the phone thoroughly because the volume button seems to be broken. It jams whenever I press them. So, yeah, there goes my RM500.

My advice for you guys that wants to buy a clone phone

If you have decided to buy a clone phone, either for fun or because you don't have much cash, bear in mind that these clone gadgets doesn't functions like the original thing. Sure, it feels cool that you finally have the chance to use the Note 4 or the iPhone 6 Plus, but it will not have the same function, it will only have the same look. If you ordered it online (like me), please check it from top to bottom, from outside to inside, do not miss a thing because you could get a faulty device and if the seller isn't responsible enough, you'll end up like me. Plus, they say it's 'clone korea' but the truth is, they're all China copy. Buying these gadgets is like playing with luck, because you'll never know how long it last or how good it is.

If you're from Malaysia, and you want to know which Instagram shop I bought this phone or which Instagram shop I recommend, this is my Wechat ID: @tracysummerglow or you can email me at smilealwaysshirley@gmail.com.