Pink Elle Reviews…

Although I drive, I’ve never been good at renewing my road tax. Usually, a quick call to the salesman who sold me my car gets my insurance and road tax done in a jiffy. However, recently, I had to renew J’s road tax and as the usual salesman who helps me had left the company, I had no choice but to do it the hard way – on my own! I remembered some advertisements some time back on MyEG, an online service linked to JPJ that allows you to renew your road tax online. Perfect! So I gave it a try recently and managed to renew my road tax pretty fast! Read on for my review of MyEG below.

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I have to admit that I’m a bit of a sucker for easy weight loss and toning methods. I don’t like exercise so if I can find something that’ll help me exercise easily, I’m all for trying it! So when the famous FitFlops hit our stores, I was really keen on trying them out until I saw their price tag! They were a whopping RM268 and up! Anyway, several months later, I succumbed thanks to some Isetan vouchers and came away poorer but the proud owner of this famous pair of flip flops, touted by Oprah as the absolute must-have for Summer 2008! How does it fare and does the Fitflops really result in leaner, toner legs? Read on below for my review of the Fitflop!

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The recent announcement of the RM50 credit card tax in the 2010 Budget certainly did not go well with the general public. I’ve been calling up banks to check how I may cancel my cards and most of them don’t sound very surprised when I tell them the reason behind it. I’ve been trying to redeem my points before cancelling my cards and got pretty frustrated my thousands of points amounted to some plastic containers I could have purchased for less than RM100 in the stores! If you’re frustrated with collecting credit card points that don’t translate into anything, then you might be interested in the Singapore Airlines Krisflyer American Express credit card. Read about its benefits below.

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Bright and breezy cafes are the norm in Bangsar where people often go on lazy weekend mornings to hang out over a cup of coffee or to chat over yummy cakes and tea. Marmalade is one such cafe. Tucked away in a corner of Bangsar Village 2, the cafe is done up in rustic white wooden decorations and bright yellow cushions which gives it a lovely laid-back feeling. The highlight of the cafe are its brightly painted murals on the walls which feature a funky ferris wheel and cheery designs. I recently got a change to try Marmalade for two events and came away suitable impressed. Read on for my review below.

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