Hi, I’m Kaye! I’ve spent over 30 years with words and voice—on the radio, as a news anchor, writing for magazines, and sharing life here on the blog. Voice-over work just felt like the natural next step, bringing all those threads together. I’m so glad you’re here. Settle in, take your time exploring, and enjoy the stories, tips, and little discoveries I’ve gathered along the way.♡

🎙️I record voice-overs in Tagalog, English, and Taglish from my private studio for clients across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the US. Each project is a chance to connect and share a little bit of myself. ✨

What I Offer My Clients:
• Warm & Believable Delivery: Voice-overs in Tagalog, English, or Taglish that sound like a real person, not a script.
• Localization & Translation: Making sure each word feels natural, like it belongs.
• Straightforward Audio: I handle the recording and editing, and send ready-to-use files. Nothing fancy—just careful work.

💬If you have a project or want to chat, send a message right here. I’m always happy to listen.

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Review: Asian Secrets Lulur Whitening Body Scrub


I was first introduced to this product while reading various beauty blogs on the net. It garnered some excellent reviews, so I was excited to try it. When I saw it at Watson's one day, I didn't think twice about purchasing it.



As it turned out, it is a good skin exfoliator when applied on dry skin. Package info is clear on this. If you decide to break this rule, just like I did the first time, the scrub will melt in your hands. A waste of perfect money and time.


As you can see, it has a creamy consistency dotted with fine granules that initially made me skeptical if they can scrape away those stubborn dead cells off the skin. Once I tried some, I realized Lulur had some scrubbing power despite its tiny granules.

LULUR'S MYTHOLOGY
PT Gloria Origita Cosmetics in Jakarta, Indonesia, is marketing this product as inspiration from a ritual known as Lulur, which traces its history to the royal palaces in Java, Indonesia. Lulur is a luxurious ritual that brides-to-be go through to beautify, smoothen and whiten their skin. Indonesian women still believe in it today, which explains why the company has produced this ritual in a jar. Every tub of Lulur contains Vitamin E and Green Tea extract, Squalene, and Olive Oil to eliminate flaky skin minus the dryness.


LULUR AGAINST 3 OTHER BODY SCRUBS  

Lulur vs. Watson's Exfoliating Body Scrub 

 Watson's Exfoliating Body Scrub 

Lulur is more effective than Watson's, which is all cream and has no scrub power. Although their prices are close enough, I will choose Lulur any time of the day.

Lulur vs. The Body Shop Body Scrub


Like in Lulur's case, you must apply some The Body Shop Scrubs on dry skin because of their salt grain and organic sugar components, which may melt in water. Another thing is, The Body Shop Sugar Scrubs feel much oilier because the grains are infused with botanical oils. As far as affordability is concerned, Lulur is much cheaper, around Php 750. But if you prefer sugar scrubs, then The Body Shop might have something for you.

Lulur vs. Zen Zest Body Scrub

 Photo by Zen Zest Asia

Unlike Lulur, Zen Zest is versatile. You can apply the scrub on dry or wet skin, making it a perfect foot scrub too! Although Zen Zest is a little more expensive than Lulur by around Php100, it smells better and offers larger granules that make it more effective than Lulur.

If you are looking for a body scrub on a budget, Asian Secrets Lulur Whitening Body Scrub is the best choice. It is sold at around Php 130 at all Watson's stores nationwide.