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Na Na is one of the leading digital influencers in Malaysia, with her lifestyle travel blog boasting a loyal audience. Bwincessnana.com was launched her blog in 2009, which she balanced with her studies and later full time job in various e-commerce companies like Zalora and GEMFIVE. Just 26 years old at the time, Na Na decided to quit her job and focus on building her digital career. Fast forward to 2017 and Na Na is wearing multiple hats: digital strategist and influencer, creative director, social media and brand consultant, and most recently entrepreneur. She em bodies the modern chic classy-edgy style, by working with high street fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands, from Adidas , Coach, and Gucci to SK -II, Clinique, Hennessy, Sephora, and NSW Tourism. By focusing on her lifestyle pos tings , Na Na gained unique reputation in blogging industry and was featured on major magazines like E L L E , Female, NuYou and ViVi. In hopes of inspiring others , NaNa is working hard to run an online fashion business meanwhile sharing her passion for fashion, beauty, travels and lifestyle each day with her loyal readers.

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The Trip of Wonders 2016 has been wonderful so far. I have enjoyed the authentic wonders of Indonesia's top tourism destinations which cover Makassar, Lombok and Banyuwangi. The last stop will be at Bandung where I will be spending 2 nights here. 

Before I am flying off to Bandung, I manage to spend some time to write about my Wonderful Indonesia trip at Makassar. 

#1 Bantimurung National Park
Dubbed as the "Kingdom of Butterflies" by British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace during his exploration of the area in 1957. Unfortunately what made the park so famous, the butterflies, are a sad thing of the past. The Bantumuring Waterfall is one of the major attractions of the park. The raging falls are not only impressive to look at but are a popular spot for the locals to embrace the natural shower by leaning right up against it, while others find a calmer rock for a dip, and the children enjoy tubing down the small section of rapids. 

#2 Kodingareng Keke Island
One of several uninhabitated islands in the region of South Sulawesi, Kodigareng Keke is about 30 minutes away from Losari Makassar. Though the island is small, yet the scenery is no less beautiful. Its white sand beach and crystal clear water is the perfect island for snorkeling  activity. You may want to bring along some food and drinks before heading to Kodingareng Keke as there is no food stalls or inn on the island.
 
 


#3 Fort Rotterdam
Fort Rotterdam is landmark in Makassar with historical traces dating back to the 16th century. Here is one of the best preserved examples of Dutch architecture in Indonesia. Inside are several museums and it is simply worth to pay a visit this sigh while you are here. 

We rounded up this stop with some bakso at Bakso Ati Raja and local desserts at RM Muda Mudi

Till then, next up will be Lombok. 
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It was indeed a once in a lifetime experience to join this beauty and health study trip to Japan. My blogger friends and I were arranged to visit Panasonic center. The center is a Panasonic showroom where vistors can interact with the latest products and technologies featuring "Eco & Smart" solution. The most fascinating thing I experienced during the tour was The Future Home Panasonic has created to show how technology could affect our home lives in 2020. The model streamlining the technology in the most family-centered rooms in the house like living room, kitchen and even bedroom. Unfortunately I was not allowed to take any picture during the experience. Perhaps you can image a kitchen that can help you to prepare your dinner, or a bedroom that create your daily look and makeup.  

Apart from the usual Panasonic beauty products that we often see in Malaysia, Japan have this Panasonic Beauty Premium series which all the beauty products are specially designed in black colour. I really wish they would have these in Malaysia. 

After the tour, we were then headed to a restaurant near our hotel to end our first night.

The next day we were all excited to experience a pampering session at Panasonic Cluxta @ Ikebukuro. It is often referred as a rental power room where users can rent the space and Panasonic beauty machines/products, and even their cosmetics for about 300 - 1000 yen per visit. Available in Tokyo and Osaka, Cluxta has recently launched their new store in Shanghai dedicated to making stylish women truly shine in these bustling cities.  

Once again I had my skin pampered with their latest nanoe facial steamer and facial cleansing brush. (You can read more about it here). We get to try the other two brushes which has yet to launch in Malaysia. The smaller brushes accommodate different cleaning purpose. After the deep cleansing, we were also able get our make-up and hair done using their products. I personally find Panasonic Cluxta to be super convenient for working women who have limited time to get themselves ready either going out after work or getting minor touch up during working hours.
 
 

Last study center that we visited was at Hikone where the Pansonic factory is located. We were here to learn more about Panasonic historical information. There are so many first invention displayed in the mini museum where I got to see the first massage chair, the first hair dryer, the Panasonic Beauty TV advertisement and just to name a few.
The Panasonic Beauty team also conducted a class for us where they shared the technology of nanoe specifically highlight on the hairdryer as well as the men shaver.

Once again, thank you Panasonic Beauty Malaysia for having us. We hope for a lifetime digital partnership with you guys. Panasonic Beauty, always a smarter choice.

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