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12 style tips we've learnt from the youthful and feminine IU

1 week ago | herworld.com | Ho Guo Xiong |Shazrina Shamsudin

Debuting at the age of 15 in 2007 with the mini album Lost and Found, IU, or Lee Ji-eun, is not an unfamiliar name for those who love K-pop. Besides excelling as a solo singer and songwriter, IU has also found success in acting with shows such as Dream High (2011), Moon Lover: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016) and Hotel del Luna (2019) under her belt.
Jang Na-ra's Anti-Ageing Skincare Tips to Look Half Her Age - Her World Singapore

1 month ago | herworld.com | Letty Seah |Ho Guo Xiong |Shazrina Shamsudin

In a 2015 appearance on the variety show Happy Together, South Korean actress Jang Na-ra asserted that she's definitely not a vampire, finally addressing the half-joking speculations of fans looking to explain her age-defying looks. So just how does the 44-year-old Good Partner star look half her age? Ahead, we’ve gathered some of the cherub-faced beauty’s fountain of youth secrets — from her healthy habits to her daily face massage routine. You’re welcome.
10 things you didn't know about Ian Fang

Jan 15, 2025 | herworld.com | Ho Guo Xiong

For a celebrity to have longevity, they need to have continued success and popularity growth. Ian Fang's career, however, could be likened to a flash in a pan. A quick, vigorous sizzle and pop at the start when he debuted in 2011 before plateuing. Yet, how much do you know about the Chinese-born Singaporean actor? Keep reading to find out more about Ian Fang, from his dramatic beginnings and blips in his reputation to what he has been up to as of late.
10 good places to get your bak kwa fix in Singapore

Jan 14, 2025 | herworld.com | Ho Guo Xiong

There are many things to look forward to during the Chinese New Year. The company, the red packets, and most importantly, for some of us to say the least, the food. And aside from the rounds of hotpot and baked goodies we'll be filling our tummies with, there is one main staple that many of us can't live without — and it's bak kwa.
Spring Cleaning Shortcuts To Save You Time & Hassle — New Homeowners Will Appreciate These Home Cleaning Tips

Jan 13, 2025 | 8days.sg | Ho Guo Xiong

Cornell Spot and Stain Fabric Cleaner CFCE400VC ($129)Using a cushion to hide a stain on the couch is not a permanent solution, obviously. You can now treat and remove any spills and stains immediately off cushions, sofas, carpets, soft toys, beds, and car interiors using the Cornell Spot and Stain Fabric Cleaner. Made for cloth and upholstery, the vacuum cleaner-like machine uses water as hot as 50 degrees Celsius to eliminate dirt and debris.
10 Korean Bakeries & Rice Cake Shops In Singapore

Jan 9, 2025 | womensweekly.com.sg | Guo Xiong Ho |Ho Guo Xiong

The beauty of travelling overseas is to be able to see and experience how people of different cultures eat and live. One way of doing so is to look at the bakeries that produce bread and other baked goods that sustain and satisfy local tastebuds. In South Korea, this includes rice cake shops too. The availability of seasonal produce, too, means that Korean breads and rice cakes have become localised with local flavours and fruits ranging from bean pastes and chestnuts to apples and sweet potatoes.
10 Of The Best Places For Authentic Kueh In Singapore

Jan 8, 2025 | herworld.com | Ho Guo Xiong

Whether you’re craving something sweet to round off a meal or prefer something savoury for that midday hit, you'll be able to find a Malay or Indonesian kueh that suits your palette. The usual suspects such as kueh lapis, putu piring and martabak manis aside, there are countless rainbow-coloured snacks ranging from kueh salat, kueh ambon, kueh bingka ubi, and ondeh-ondeh to pick from.
11 yakiniku restaurants in SG to check out - Her World Singapore

Jan 7, 2025 | herworld.com | Ho Guo Xiong |Shazrina Shamsudin

At first mention of a Japanese cuisine, most of us would have thoughts of sushi and sashimi running through our minds. On the other hand, there are some who'd drool over the thought of a particular dish that's sure to satisfy any meat cravings. If you haven't guessed it, we're talking about yakiniku. Yakiniku, which combines our love for the cuisine with our love for barbecue, is another style of cooking that likely ranks high on your list of favourite Japanese foods.
Bestselling Viral Korean Beauty Products To Stock Up On During The 12.12 Sale

Dec 11, 2024 | 8days.sg | Ho Guo Xiong

Get more bang for buck with TirTir’s long-wearing and transfer-proof cushion foundation, VT’s “microneedle in a bottle” Reedle Shot, and more.
Craving Japanese Skewers? 10 Joints For Yakitori & Kushiyaki In Singapore

Dec 5, 2024 | womensweekly.com.sg | Ho Guo Xiong

Cooking meat over an open flame is the oldest cooking method we humans have created. The resulting char and smoky taste further elevate the protein’s savoury nature, making it an option many will find difficult to resist. Locally, we have satay. Then there’s the growing popularity of Chinese skewers or chuan chuan. And from Japan, there’s yakitori. While yakitori means “grilled bird”, it has grown to encompass more than just chicken, including pork, beef, seafood, and vegetables.