Indecorous Lass

Let me start this by stating Valentines’ Day in different ways and in different languages: -     Hearts’ Day (this is how non-catholics call February 14, they don’t consider Valentines’ Day since it was originated from St. Valentine) -     Arabic - Eid hob sa’eed, habibi (to a male), Eid hob sa’eed,habibti (to a female -     Dutch - Fijne valentijnsdag -     French - Bonne Saint Valentin -     German - Happy Valentinstag -     Hawaiian - Hau’oli La Aloha -     Indonesian - Selamat Hari Kasih Sayang -     Italian - Felice San Valentino -     Japanese - Shiawasena Barentainde -     Portuguese - Feliz Dia dos Namorados -     Mandarin - Qingren jie kuaile -     Spanish - Feliz dia de San Valentin -     Swedish - Glad Alla hjartans dag -     Thailand - Sook San Wan Valentine -     Turkish - Sevgililer Günün Kutlu Olsun (to one person) and Sevgililer Gününüz Kutlu Olsun (to more than one person, or formal) ( source : https://www.duolingo.com/comment/7004

I got so shocked when @myflawless (Flawless’ twitter account sent me a direct message saying that I got a #MyFlawlessSurprise from them.  So after three days, I went to the nearest branch of Flawless to my place and received the sweetest surprise ever! February is such a busy and stressful month for me, and before I started it, I relaxed by having my free Classic Facial from Flawless. And also, it’s my first time to attend a promenade so it’s actually a perfect timing to pamper my skin. Again, thank you so much for this sweet and wonderful experience, Flawless! Looking forward to visit again! :)