Squid Ink, The Miracle Dye

Squid Ink, can it be good for you?  Recent studies have found that ink from squid has potential anti-cancer properties.  New studies show the Squid Ink could prevent tumor metastasis and possible angiogenesis.  Squid Ink also is used to enhance the flavor of food and be used as color in certain dishes such as rice and pasta.

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Huffington Post reported a new trend in Japan.  For a limited time Japan's Burger King is advertising their new Kuro Burgers.  Kuro Burger meaning Black Burger in japanese, are hamburgers with black buns that made with bamboo charcoal and ketchup made from Squid Ink.

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According to LiveStrong.com, Squid Ink's main ingredient is melanin, the same matter that gives color to skin and hair.  Squid ink is a natural component and is the perfect ingredient for dyeing your hair a dark color.  Unless you are allergic to Squid ink, it is an excellent choice since it does not contain impurities.  For me personally I have used HI-Speed Squid Ink hair dye.  It's amazing!  There is no need to put vaseline around the hairline because it does not stain the skin.  When rinsing the product out you do not need to use shampoo because it rinses clean.  Another plus with using this product is that the color gradually fades away, therefore there is no mark when the new hair grows in.  I must say, after washing the product out, my hair is very soft and shiny.  Squid Ink, the Miracle Dye, Asia's new Trend.

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My Ho`onani Hawai'i (My beautiful Hawai`i)

This beautiful stop motion video was created by an aspiring Asian American Photographer, Kenji Croman.  With over 10,000 single photo shots, this 3 minute film took nearly 7 weeks to shoot.  My brother, Kenji Croman was invited to share his unique style of photography with the TEDx City Project held at the Aulani Resort on Oahu, October 20, 2012.  The video was filmed in my home town, Honolulu, HI.  From the moment the film begins until the end, you will be intrigued with the talent that this young man has.  Kenji, shows the extraordinary beauty of this island through his lens, the place I call home.  My ho'onani Hawai'i.

http://youtu.be/gthPNs8r8Jg

[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="240"] Kenji Croman's photo (Photo credit: zsoolt)[/caption]

Asian T.V. Drama Hana Yori Dango Makes Flower Boys Popular

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300"] Hana Yori Dango Returns (TV series) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)[/caption]

J Drama and K Drama are a big hit in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and in the Asian American Community right here in America!  Among the top favorite Asian Drama Series is Hana Yori Dango (meaning Flower before boys in Japanese).  This 1992 comic book series became a japanese cartoon series in 1996. In 2001, the first of the Hana Yori Dango T.V. dramas series originated in Taiwan called Meteor Garden. In 2005, Japan made its first Hana Yori Dango T.V. series debut.  Gaining much fans and attention around the Asian World.  Korea then made its Hana Yori Dango series called Flowers Before Boys in 2009.  Becoming an overnight hit, Hana Yori Dango has made Japanese Actors Matsumoto Jun and Shun Oguri and Korean Actors Lee Min Ho and Kim Hyun Joong an icon for young men today.  After the Korean broadcast of Hana Yori Dango, "hallyu" (a korean popular wave) among young men wanting to look more trendy like the actors in the drama, including wearing makeup, was noticed in S. Korea.  This trend called Flower Boys (young men) or Flower Men (older men) is becoming quite popular.  In fact today the fastest growing beauty trend is mens skin care and makeup in S.Korea.  According to Good Morning America the Euromonitor International, a global market research firm, says 21% of men's beauty came from Korea in 2011 and expects to double in the next year.  Today, Flower Boys are appealing to the young asian girls.  Living in a world of first impressions; being trendy, fashionable and having good looks is a must for these Asian Flower Boys.

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CONTEST (closed)

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="240"] Kenji Croman's photo (Photo credit: zsoolt)[/caption]

I have recently started a blog Asia Trends and I am excited to announce that my baby brother Kenji Croman will be having a contest to help promote my blog. If you have been following my blog, then you know all about my brother Kenji. He is quickly becoming one of the worlds top and most famous Wave Photographer. If you haven't heard about him, then you need to read about him in my blog Chasing waves and dreams. You also need to "follow me", to have this rare chance to win one of Kenji's famous signed photograph. Read Kenji's direction to win!

Click for Details

1. IMPORTANT: You must follow my blog by hitting the FaceBook "like" button.  Liking this post will not count for the giveaway. You can check out my fan page at Asia Trends on Facebook

2.  There must be at least 100 new followers from this contest.  So please share this page.

3. This contest will end on Friday October 26, 2012 at 7pm Hawaii Standard Time

4. Good Luck!!! If you still dont know who Kenji Croman is please check out his website at www.gokenji.com  and see for yourself why he is so famous.  Guarantee you will want one of his signed pictures.

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Update: 14 lifeguards fired in El Monte, CA

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Another meeting on October 16, 2012 ,was packed with supporters of the former El Monte, "Gangnam Style" lifeguards. On a 3-2 vote, council members propose that the lifeguards have their jobs reinstated.  Nearly two months of investigation and court battle   most of the lifeguards will not be returning to their jobs.

"I think I will just resign and have my record reclaimed because this is taking too long, and it's just too stressful," said 20-year-old Baldwin Park resident Amelia Rangel. "I just want to put it behind me already and move on."

Senior lifeguard Daniel Surmenian said that although he was still debating the decision, he doubted the Aquatic Center would be a positive work environment upon his return.

"(I would go back) if I felt safe going back there and thought I wouldn't be targeted in any way," he said. "It would be difficult with the management right now."  Reported the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. 

Asian Women's Secret to Flawless Younger Skin

What is the difference between American women and Asian women? For the typical American woman, she is obsessed with body image.  Whereas, a woman from Asia is obsessed with flawless skin.  Japan is the largest skin care consumption per capita in the world.

1. "Japan has the world’s oldest population, with 22% over the age of 65 in 2007. According to Euromonitor International, 'The country is the biggest consumer of skin care on a per capita basis. In 2007, Japan accounted for 20% of global skin care consumption with $13.1 billion in sales, while making up only 2% of the global population.'" *

In Asia, skin is the most important part of a beauty regiment.  Good skin equals good health and beauty.  Despite the popularity of some westernized types of surgery in Asia, Asian women are obsessed with keeping up their youthful appearance in the traditional way.  Asians are not as passionate about stripping the skin with chemical peels as Americans are, rather they like to plump the skin, giving a more youthful look. Many Japanese and Korean girls spend hours on just skin care routine.  So whats the secret?  The secret is Japanese facial massage.

Japanese facial massage focuses on prevention and detoxifying.  Developed to improve health and longevity,  the Japanese have perfected the facial massage over centuries.  A specific technique called Ko Bi Do is used for balancing ki for overall health improvement.

Western vs. Eastern facial massage.

Western facial massages mainly focuses on the external skin.  This typically is a gentle massage with light touches and strokes and could include treating a skin concern with topical skin regiments. Chemical peel such as glycolic peel are common.

Eastern facial massages mainly focuses on the condition of the skin internally, focusing on acupressure points to balance (ki) internal organs.  The Japanese facial massage uses deeper pressure and deep kneading to stimulate the muscles beneath the skin, increasing blood circulation.  This in turn will reduce wrinkles, repair and balance the skin, and minimize the aging process.

Typically Asian women will include some form of this massage in their daily skin care routine.  The Tanaka Massage is one of the simpler routines and can be done by yourself.

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* 1. http://www.beautypackaging.com/articles/2009/01/where-china-goes-asia-follows

Keeping Asia A Breast, What Asia is doing about breast cancer awareness!

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It is a fact that in Asia the statistics for women and breast cancer is quite low compared to America.  In America 1 out of 8 women will develop breast cancer in her life time.  That is 5 times higher than the women in Japan according to Doctor Murray.  Nonetheless, that number is on the rise for asian women.  The social stigma behind breast cancer in Japan, S. Korea and China is almost unbearable for many women, many would rather go untreated.  Still today there are some that believe that Asian women don't get breast cancer.  Today, S. Korea, Japan and China are trying to educate and erase the social stigmatism about Breast Cancer.  See how these countries are raising awareness on Breast Cancer.

Japan:

Every October the Peninsula Tokyo Hotel light's up in Pink, for Breast Cancer Awareness. ¥400 will be donated for every sale from the Pink restaurant or Spa promotional to the Japan Association of Breast Cancer Screening and Keep A Breast Japan.  Hotel staff are wearing pink ribbon pins and are handing out  early detection pamphlets to their guests.

Nagoya Castle in Nagoya, Aichi Japan has joined in the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign too by illuminating in Pink! on October 1, 2012.

Tokyo Skytree, the newest and tallest structure in Japan and the tallest tower in the world (2,080 ft) lit up in pink on October 1, 2012.  Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Tsutenkaku Tower in Osaka and Kobe Port Towerall went pink!

S. Korea:

Women pose in front of posters of Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign in Seoul, South Korea.

Amore Pacific supports KBCF (Korea Breast Cancer Foundation) by providing low-income families with preventive examination, research on breast related diseases and supporting operation charges.

GM Chevrolet shows off a pink car in Cheonggye Square, Korea, in support of Breast Cancer.

China:

Chinese Government Health Agency and hospitals target prevention and treatment in women between ages 35 - 54.  Studies have shown that Chinese women in this age group are not  likely to talk about the disease openly.

Famous artists participated in "Pink Artists" in support of Breast Cancer Prevention Campaign on Sept 29, 2012.

Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation HKBCF, is dedicated to support the local community through education, support and research.

YesStyle (YesStyle.com) is the leading online Asian Fashion Retailer from all over Asia.  YesStyle is promoting breast cancer prevention awareness through their video.  It's easy, you too can help support breast cancer prevention awareness by watching and then sharing their breast cancer video.  YesStyle will donate monetary donations to National Breast Cancer Foundation (www.nbcf.com) for every single view and every single video share you do.  It's that easy.  So start watching and sharing, because sharing is caring.

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THINK PINK! Asian American Breast Cancer Awareness

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One of the most commonly diagnosed cancers for Asian-Americans today is breast cancer.  While it is true that Asian American women are less likely to get breast cancer than any other ethnic group in America, it is on the rise.  Here are some facts: According to American Cancer Society in 2012 about 226,870 new breast cancer cases will be diagnosed in women. Thats about 125.7 per 100,000 women. Among them 39,510 will die as the result of breast cancer. Female Breast Cancer by ethic group:

	Asian American and Pacific Islander women	White (non-Hispanic) women	African American women
Incidence (new cases)	84.9 per 100,000	125.4 per 100,000	116.1 per 100,000
Mortality (deaths)	12.2 per 100,000	23.9 per 100,000	32.4 per 100,000

The new cases of breast cancer significantly increases for Asian woman living in America up to six-fold in as little as a decade according to Asian American Health Initiative. Regular, early and self screeningis the best way to lower your risk from dying from breast cancer. There are support groups for Asian Americans diagnosed

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with Breast cancer. In the Bay Area contact Asian American Cancer Support Network The Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum www.apiahf.org My ACS provides free mammogram, Pap Smears, Colon Cancer screening (for NY residents 50 yrs and older), Hepatitis screening and vaccinations, and tabacco cessation programs for the Asian American Community in New York and New Jersey, to qualify for these programs please contact them directly.  NY (718) 886-8890 NJ (732) 951-6308 or www.cancer.org/MyAcs/Eastern/ProgramsandServices/asian-initiatives You can show you support by becoming a partner or a sponsor:  go to Susan G. Komen Breast cancer affects us all.

There are no ethnic barriers, no gender barriers, no sexual orientation barriers.  It is true that breast cancer is usually found in women but we must not forget, men can also get breast cancer.  In 2012 alone the American Cancer Society estimates 2,190 new cases of breast cancer among men and 410 men will die from this disease.  So yes, men, you need to self screen.  Early detection will also lower your risk from dying from breast cancer.  For more information on men's breast cancer go to Susan G. Komen facts for life.  Thank you Gerardo A. Rodriguez, for reminding me how important it is to remind everyone about Breast Cancer in men.

EVENTS: http://www.komenhawaii.org/Komen Race for the Cure

Join us for the 2012 Komen Hawai'i Race for the Cure®!

October 21, 2012 at Kapi'olani Park The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® Series is the largest series of 5k run/fitness walks in the world. You can run or walk the 5k route, with a team or as an individual.  All registration fees include the offical Komen Race for the Cure  T-shirt and Race bib. This year we celebrate our 18th Annual Hawai'i Race for the Cure:  Empowered @ 18 - Together, We Make A Difference!Walk Register to walk with us in either our 5K or one mile event. Run Register to run the Race in either our 5K or one mile event. Teams Register to walk or run by starting a Race team or joining an existing team. Fundraise Take your participation in the Race to the next level. Registration fees get us to the start line, but your fundraising helps to save ives and fund research. You'll be surprised how easy it is to start! Fundraise, make a great impact and be rewarded. Survivors Whether you register to walk or run, if you indicate that you are a breast cancer survivor during registration you will receive a pink survivor T-shirt, hat and bib along with your Race T-shirt.  Be sure to take part in our Race Day Survivor Recognition Program generously sponsored by Zeta Tau Alpha. Volunteer Volunteers are an integral part of the Komen Organization. The Race for the Cure would not be possible without the help of hundreds of committed volunteers. Join an amazing group of individuals that dedicate their time, talent and energy to our great cause.

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Komen Race for the Cure

Join us for the 2012 Komen Central Florida Race for the Cure at UCF's Bright House Networks Stadium Race Date - Sunday, October 21, 2012, Race Starts @ 8:00AM Pre Race Pick up  Thursday, October 11^th from 6pm - 9pm @ Dick’s Sporting Good’s 4615 Millenia Plaza Way Orlando, FL 32839 **Individuals Only – if registered by October 7^th Saturday, October 13^th from 8:30am - 2:30pm @ CenturyLink Regional HQ 555 Lake Border Dr. Apopka, FL 32703 *Individuals & Teams Packets – if registered by October 7^th Saturday, October 20^th from 10am - 4pm @ UCF - Bright House Stadium 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Orlando, FL 32816 **Individuals Only Race Day Pick up Sunday, October 21^st from 6am – 8am @ UCF - Bright House Stadium 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Orlando, FL 32816 **Individuals Only Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Central Florida Affiliate and without their help on Race weekend and the commitment of the men and women on the Race Committee, the Central Florida Race for the Cure would not be the growing success it has been.  If you have any questions about the Race, please email race@komencentralflorida.org. The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® Series, the largest series of 5K runs/fitness walks in the world, raises significant funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer, celebrates breast cancer survivorship and honors those who have lost their battle with the disease. Since its inception in 1983, the Komen Race for the Cure series has grown from one local Race with 800 participants to a global series of more than 140 Races with more than 1.6 million people expected to participate in 2012 in four continents. The Komen Race for the Cure is a unique event, designed and implemented to promote positive awareness, education and early detection of breast cancer. It has proved to be an enormously effective way to reach many women and men with the message that breast cancer is not necessarily fatal if mammography and breast self-exam become routine. As well as being a race for runners, the Komen Race for the Cure is an emotionally charged event that attracts many first timers and recreational runners. The Komen Race for the Cure is an opportunity for thousands of women, men and their families, running or walking, to spread the breast cancer message within our community. Up to 75 percent of the net proceeds raised at the Race remain here in Central Florida to provide breast cancer education, screening and treatment for for uninsured or underinsured women. The remaining 25 percent goes to fund national research to discover the causes of breast cancer and, ultimately, its cures. The Komen Central Florida Race for the Cure is the Central Florida Affiliate's largest annual fundraiser. http://www.komencentralflorida.org/komen-race-for-the-cure/ 

SAN DIEGO, CA

Race for the Cure®, 5k Join us for the 2012 Komen San Diego Race for the Cure!  This 5k walk/run is on Sunday, November 4, at 8 a.m. in Balboa Park.

About the Race: The Race for the Cure series raises significant funds and awareness for the breast cancer movement. It’s a time to celebrate survivors and their families while working toward the promise of ending breast cancer forever. The effectiveness of Komen San Diego’s mission is entirely dependent on our network of sponsors and volunteers. Money raised by Race participants helps expand access to lifesaving screening and treatment while providing funding for cutting-edge breast cancer research. For the past twenty years, Komen San Diego has provided tens of thousands of low-income women access to critical breast cancer screening and treatment. Our 360-degree approach is making a difference, with breast cancer mortality rates down and five-year survival rates up. We support survivors by removing barriers to lifesaving care while also investing in cutting-edge research. Every major advance in global breast cancer research in the last quarter century has been touched by Komen for the Cure dollars. http://www.komensandiego.org/race/  “Liked this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!”

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Update: on PSY's "Do not fire, please"

Just a little update on the El Monte, California's 14 lifeguard situation.  On October 2, 2012 the city council had a 5 hour meeting discussing the reinstatement of the 14 lifeguards that were fired over a remake of the "Gangnam Style" called "Lifeguard Style" video.  El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero is in favor of  rehiring all the guards back.  But because the Mayors motion was not on the meetings agenda, the council could not vote on rehiring the lifeguards according to 89.3 KPCC Public Radio blog.

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When Mayor Quintero was asked on California's 89.3 KPCC Public Radio about the lifeguards video, he stated that he liked the video and he did not find it to be offensive.  The Mayor was also surprised to find that the lifeguard's video had reached an international spotlight, putting El Monte on the maps. As of today, the lifeguard video has almost 2 million views on youtube.

The next meeting will be held on October 16, 2012.  Lets hope the City Council gets their act together and rehires these lifeguards.  Keep following for an update.

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The next generation of B.B Cream has arrived! C.C Cream!

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While America is only starting to catch on to the B.B. cream wave, Japan and S. Korea have already moved on to the new wave of C.C. cream.   What is CC cream? C.C. cream also called color corrector cream, is the new and improved B.B. cream.  CC cream focuses on enhancing your skin color and tone with amped up skin care benefits like green tea leaf extracts to detox your skin, white tea extracts a super antioxidant that stops free radicals and deep sea water for increased hydration penetration.  In Japan and S. Korea, Rachel K CC cream is number 1, formulated with pure minerals.

Currently the C.C. cream is only available in Asia.  The first C.C. creams to hit U.S.A. seems to be the drug store brand Oil of Olay.  Soon to be released October 2012.

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B.B. Creams!

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On the contrary to popular belief, BB cream was not made in Korea.  Actresses from Japan and South Korea made this product popular all over Asia.  BB cream was invented by  Dr. Christine Schrammek, a German Dermatologist in 1967.  This blemish balm as she called it, was designed as an anti-inflammatory agent, to help heal and conceal redness after skin surgery.  Dr. Schrammek's original BB cream can still be purchased today through her website.   Today's BB creams from Asia are an all-in-one product that:

• Treats acne, lightens dark spots


• Gives subtle and natural glow


• Fights lines and refines the skin


• Provides perfect coverage without clogging pores


• Evens skin tone


• Regenerates skin to create and maintain youth

 

Recently, this all in one BB cream has hit the American market, but not without notable differences between the two creams.  The main difference between Asia's and America's BB cream is that the Asian cream has a skin lightening agent called arbutin or ogliopeptide-68, which can help lighten the skin over time.  In America, this lightening agent has been reduced or removed.  Asian BB cream also has ingredients such as rosemary, camomile, hyaluronic acid and beechtree bud.  Also the Asian BB creams tends to be thicker and usually has a higher SPF than the American counterpart.  Personally, I find the American BB creams to be just another fancy name for a tinted moisturizer, with an SPF and little to no skin care benefits.

My personal favorite Asia BB cream is Missha M Perfect Cover BB cream #21- this BB cream is an all-in-one product that protects with an SPF 42 PA +++, has an anti wrinkle agent and whitens.  This BB creams lives up to its claims; it moisturizes, conceals and lightens.  I love how this product looks and feels.  On days I feel I need a little more coverage, I add a little tinted moisturizer (Amore Pacific) on top of the BB cream.  Missha is definitely a must have.  You can currently get this product online.  If you live in the Orlando, Florida area you can purchase this product at Woo Sung Oriental Food Mart.  BB creams are an Asian Trend here to stay in America!  There is a new Asian Trend buzzing that's about to hit America, what is it you ask?  I will be posting this upcoming trend very soon!

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It's KPOP! not HipHop Baby......

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"Kpop?.... You mean HipHop?"  I hear that all the time from folks who are not hip on the Asian music.  Korean Pop music is the hot new "Asia Trend"! Originating from South Korea, this eclectic style of hip hop, dance, R & B and electropop music is hitting the charts all across Asia and Europe.  Recently, PSY's Gangnam Style has gone wild and viral around the world, helping to open doors for Kpop music to reach more and more people with just one click.  One of my favorites Kpop artist is 2NE1.

Their debut song "Fire" was released May 6, 2009.  They have had many hit singles over the last 3 years including "Cant Nobody" Korean version released September 11, 2010 and "Cant Nobody" english version released January 19, 2011 in Japan.  "Naega Jeil Jal Naga" (I am the best) released June 24, 2011. Currently their 2012 "New Evolution"tour, will include Newark and L.A. along with 7 other different countries in their tour stops.  If you haven't heard of 2NE1, please take a moment and give Kpop a listen.  This Asia Trend of Korean wave "Hallyu" is here to stay.

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