sallyfullife's post

Since our house is a newly built 25-pyeong (approx. 82 sq ft) unit with no interior renovations, I try to keep the bathroom clean and minimal. To make the most of the space, I try to hide items using storage and shelves as much as possible, rather than levitating things or displaying them beautifully outside. Although my daily bathroom essentials end up inside the mirror shelf, I tend to be careful when selecting each item because I want to keep the space looking nice. Even though everything fits inside the shelf when stored, I didn't want to just leave toothpaste, towels, or soap lying around in the bathroom. The Chacha toothpaste (sponsored) I recently tried has a pretty design, and I heard it has a definite whitening effect. It tastes just like my favorite Halls candy when I brush my teeth, and the refreshing feeling lasts a long time after rinsing. I heard that Chacha is effective for whitening because it contains hydrogen peroxide. So, I plan to alternate between using it and Euthymol, which contains an abrasive, to achieve both chemical and physical whitening. For example, Chacha for 3 days, Euthymol for 4 days, and so on. The Euthymol I used previously is also a product I've used for a long time because of its design and functionality. I also use towels with color patterns that I like. Pretty lighting and decorative objects are important, but I've found that the design of daily essentials is just as crucial. These days, I think products that prioritize design while having functionality as a given are the best. #InteriorDecor #BathroomInterior #BathroomSupplies #FTC25기