I have four Japanese BB creams (two of them are the same brand). Why must the packaging be pink? What is it with the Japanese and pink packaging for BB creams?
Well, I think the Japanese are one of the few cultures with a suitable appreciation for the delicacy that is the colour pink myself (which is sorely underrated in many other cultures at present). Read this: http://mannainomers.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/pink.html
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Well, I think the Japanese are one of the few cultures with a suitable appreciation for the delicacy that is the colour pink myself (which is sorely underrated in many other cultures at present). Read this: http://mannainomers.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/pink.html
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ali, that's beautiful. I do love cherry blossoms - they're a beautiful pink.
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