5 product types
Our approach
Good tools make products work better. A fresh puff gives a smoother cushion finish; a soft brush blends powder without disturbing base; blotting papers take shine down without adding more product.
Tools are also among the most practical things to buy in Bangkok: compact, light and easy to carry home. Our edit focuses on the everyday essentials that suit a humid-climate routine.
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Soft, well-made brushes and fresh puffs make base and powder look smoother — and cleaner tools mean fewer breakouts.
How to use
Clean weekly. Replace puffs regularly.
What to look for
A damp sponge presses foundation into the skin for a natural finish and is especially good with tints and liquid foundations.
How to use
Dampen and squeeze out, then bounce product onto skin.
What to look for
Chilled in the fridge, a roller or gua sha is a lovely, cooling start to a hot day.
How to use
Glide gently upward and outward over a layer of serum or oil.
What to look for
Japanese blotting papers are a humid-climate essential: they take down shine in seconds without disturbing makeup.
How to use
Press a sheet over the T-zone — don't rub.
What to look for
Travelling on to the islands or home? Minis and a good pouch keep your routine with you.
How to use
Pack liquids in a clear, resealable bag for hand luggage.
What to look for
Buying guide
Choose soft, dense brushes for powder and fluffy ones for blush. Replace cushion puffs regularly — they hold product, sebum and sweat, and can contribute to breakouts in hot weather.
Gua sha and rollers feel lovely, especially when chilled on a hot morning. They're a relaxing ritual rather than a miracle — use them gently with a serum or oil so they glide.
Blotting papers lift excess oil without adding layers of powder that turn cakey. Press — don't rub — over the T-zone during the day.
Routine
Puffs
Wash cushion puffs weekly with gentle soap; replace every few weeks.
Brushes
Wash weekly with mild shampoo, rinse bristles-down and dry flat.
Sponges
Rinse after every use; replace every one to three months.
Facial tools
Wipe with soap and water after each use.
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