Video Log: Chinese Products

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A short video I made of some...interesting products I have come across here.

I made a few English mistakes, oops! I know you still love me, even though my English can be crappy these days.

Comments

Technodoll said…
I LOVE YOUR VLOGS!! ooo the stuff you had to buy to show us - LOL! :-D

You're a very good narrator, I just would like to see your beautiful smile a bit more (awe!) - I could never make a video that interesting, so kudos to you :)

ps: am jealous of all the crazy things you get to experience and bring back home! woo!
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Busy Bee Suz said…
This is great!!! So many crazy things..all those roller gadgets? Made me laugh.
The bang clip? I could see me running around the house with that on while my bangs dry!
I still have my little facial circles...I need to use them up!!!

Great job, thanks for sharing!

I imagine the packing part is not going to be fun for you.
Take care, Suz
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Tracey Axnick said…
This was adorable, and so informative! You really did a great job with these products, btw... I would TOTALLY buy the little blackhead thing. (But NOT the eyebrow thing... OUCH!)

I really enjoyed this!
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Ileana said…
Finally, I get to see it...the video wasn't loading for me earlier.

I LOVE it, btw...so interesting and you're so cute! You could sell every item in the states in a heartbeat.

I really want one of those hole-y things for the bangs. OMG, my daughter would LOVE it and so would a bunch of other ladies I know. I wonder if they sell that in the states.

The spring-y tweezers look PAINFUL, Chica! Can you imagine that thing anywhere near the private area??? I don't think so.

Anyway, once again, I enjoyed every min. of your vlog and hope to see more of them soon!!

Have a wonderful week!!
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Stephanie said…
Oh my goodness you ars so great at these VLOGS!

I love the faccial masks in a disc and my gosh!!! A lighter with Mickey on it! eek! That is a new one.
Well done!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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