Wellness

Menard Bihada Workshop | Embellir Skin Care

Jasmine Tham
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Published on 1 Nov, 2015
Menard Bihada Workshop | Embellir Skin Care
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We all know the importance of taking good care of our skin, but do we really know the proper way of using our skincare products? This October, we started our first Menard Bihada workshop for our customers to learn more about the proper way of using the unique Menard Embellir skincare.

Menard Embellir skincare has a total of 8 products. What’s so special and unique about it is that it requires an additional step from your normal cleansing foam.

Our beautician Dana here shows the right technique of using the Embellir Washing. The purpose of lathering well is so that the micro bubbles become so fine, that they are be to deep cleanse our tiny pores thoroughly.
We have our beautician Yukee answering to some of the questions you might have.
Our beauticians going through step by step on how to use each product.

These are only some of the things done during the workshop. If you missed our workshop, you can visit Menard website here for more information about their skincare and products. You should check out our first trial promotion for our facial that utilises Embellir skin care!

We hope participants have learnt something and benefited from this workshop. There are many more workshops to come!!

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About the author:

Jasmine Tham is the marketing manager of Ikeda Spa and a mother of two. She plans her family life around trips to Japan. Jasmine writes about family-friendly travel, onsen etiquette for kids, and easy J-beauty routines that fit into busy schedules. When she’s not trying out sheet masks, she enjoys eating Japanese snacks, taking photos of vending machines, and teaching her kids to say polite “arigatou” to please obaa-chan (grandma) shopkeepers. Expect honest reviews, kid-friendly travel plans, and easy guides that make visiting Japan enjoyable and welcoming.