Monday, December 30, 2013

Maybelline Great Lash Mascara! review



Hello Beauties!

One of the makeup’s essential is mascara. Without applying mascara your eye look is incomplete whether it’s natural or dramatic. Today I’m reviewing Great Lash Big Mascara by Maybelline.
Great Lash has been out in the market for quite a time now & is available easily on Maybelline counters. Maybelline has re-released Great Lash mascara & gave it a bigger wand. In fact it has been ranked as #1 mascara by many magazines.
After using it I realized that the original Great Lash & new one are same in width & height. New Great Lash Big wand has been upgraded to a more modern & mainstream one whereas the older one looked cheaper to me.
With bigger wand it’s easy to apply it. The big brush with densely packed bristles separate each lash & gives them good volume. It really visibly thickens the lashes & elongates them as well. What more does a girl need from a mascara? It does not clump no matter how many times I pile on it. The formula is fairly thick and one needn’t wipe any excess off before applying it to the eyes, as the brush picks up only the required amount.
Removing the mascara sometimes is also a challenge for people with sensitive & weak lashes.  Most of them need so much effort; one has to wiggle & rub & press down & even at times end up losing an eyelash or two in the process. When I discovered that this was “washable” mascara I had to try it out to check that it stays true to its claim & boy oh boy, was I in for a delight! This mascara really comes off easily without doing much. Now I have to stress more on my liner, liquid or gel than on the mascara.
Another thing which I liked is, it doesn’t flake or smudges; not even on lower lashes. I got the one in blackest black color but don’t really make my lashes that blackest black as I was expecting. At the same time, however, you have to take into consideration that not all women like larger wands; especially ladies with smaller lids and lashes. Bigger wands are a mess for them. They also aren’t so friendly when trying to apply mascara in the corners of the eyes and on the bottom lashes. Let’s just say when attempting to do one of the two with Great Lash BIG, keep a Q-tip moistened with make-up remover nearby.


The packaging is cute & I bought this mascara because of the packaging but the formula didn’t really impress me as well as the bigger brush. It comes in neon pink & green packaging which is really girly. Still the packaging isn’t good enough as the sticker with the name on it peels off, rather than this they should have imprinted the tube with name. I find that because the tube opening is so large, I get excess mascara grim building up in there which is a total waste.
I would not say that I hate it, but definitely I’m not going to re-purchase it because the big brush doest suit my eye shape. While applying this mascara literally it seems like I have applied it to all over my upper & lower eye lids & crease. So really didn’t work for me.
I bought this mascara from Maybelline counter, Center point in Andulas Mall for 35 SAR which is not bad but for me not worth it. This is the first Maybelline product I’m really disappointed with. It’s good for the young 1’s who have just started with mascara as it is very basic & cheap.



Pros of Maybelline Great Lash Big Washable Mascara – Blackest Black:
§  It really elongates, thickens the lashes.
§  Does not smudge even on the lower lashes.
§  The big, dense brush, coats and separates each lash.
§  Cute packaging.
§  Does not clump even with multiple coats.
§  It comes off easily with any regular cleanser you already may be using.

Cons of Maybelline Great Lash Big Washable Mascara – Blackest Black:
§  The label on this comes off from the edges and the sticky underside gets dirty and it looks very unappealing! I wish they had placed it on more securely. I prefer my product to have secure labels as it is easy to repurchase or just know what I have and not look dirty.

For Best Results:
·        Sweep the Great BIG Brush from root to tip of lashes to build big volume.
·        Continue building volume until you achieve your desired look.
·        Do not let dry between coats.
·        Removes easily with soap and water or with eye makeup remover

Ratings:
Price                *****
Packaging       *****
Brush               ***
Overall            ***

Monday, December 16, 2013

Bow Braid Pictorial


Hello beauties!
I'm a big fan of braids & always looking for new things to spice up my braids love. Few weeks ago I saw a post on the web of a girl with an unique hairstyle; the bow braid! I had seen many different braid hairstyles but nothing like this one here! I tried hard to figure it out how to do it without a tutorial but didn’t had much luck. So I decided to look for a tutorial on the web so I could have a more clear idea on how to do it; and it was then when I saw this awesome bow braid tutorial that it is so easy to do and shows you step by step how to do it.
You will need medium/long hair length and some bobby pins. Yes, that’s all you will need for this gorgeous hairstyle. Start by making a “normal” braid on the side of your head such as shown in the picture. After creating the braid, then take different sections of hair and tie it on the braid in order to create the bow effect. Secure it with bobby pins and then go for another sections such as shown in the picture below. The key is to create the right bow, with the right amount of hair and to secure it at the right place but that’s why this tutorial is so awesome.
This hairstyle is perfect for weddings, beach, party’s, birthdays’ any occasion you might think of; or even just for fun. You can create it on your own hair or make it to your best friend, daughter, sister; and so on. Simply follow the steps shown in the tutorial and you will end up with the best bow braid hairstyle ever.

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

LG G2- The newest & innovative phone on the block

Hello reader!

I have been trying to write this review from last few weeks but couldn't because of my busy schedule. But finally today I took out the time to do this review & inform you with the recent launch from LG mobile phone before its gets old & a new LG phone hit the market.
LG has rolled out alot of high-end smartphones in the last one year. From the LG Optimus 4X HD, to the Optimus G and the Optimus G Pro, they all boasted the latest specs at the time & the only phone LG released that came close to getting them some much needed marketshare, was the ol’ Nexus 4.
Yes! Today's review is about the new kid on the smartphone's block, LG G2. I got to use this a couple of weeks ago & damn! for the first time I was really impressed with LG's phone. The newest flagship phone tries to beat other Androids in the market by boasting a much stronger battery life, a much improved display, larger screen, a much faster processor & tons of new software features thrown in.


The Design:

  • New & improved sleek cellphone design from LG.
  • Plastic constructed body.
  • Weights about 143 grams (5.04 oz) & body measuring 138.5 x 70.9 x 8.9 mm (5.45 x 2.79 x 0.35 inches)
  • Thin bezels & new button-less screen/bezel look to fit better in your hand.
  • New pattern of Volume keys & Power/screen-lock buttons to be used more comfortably with index finger.
  • Has LED Flash with 13 Megapixel OIS camera.


Display:

  • The 5.2 inch advanced IPS LCD display.
  • Resolution of 1080×1920 pixels (423 ppi) and a standard RGB matrix, which results in a very sharp, clean looking screen, with great viewing angles. 
  • Color reproduction is solid.
  • The screen is very bright, which means it’s very legible in daylight as well.
  • Home, Back & Menu control options are located on the screen.


Camera:

  • The LG G2 boasts a 13 Megapixel rear camera.
  • The first Android phone to include manual focus. 
  • Includes optical image stabilization module, 9 multi-point auto-focus.
  • 1080p video recording at 60 frames per second.
  • A sapphire glass for superior protection with a anti-fingerprint coating.
  • Gives you option of different picture moods like Panorama, Dual shot, 

Battery Life:
The LG G2 boasts a 3000 mAh battery, which can very easily last you can entire work day of heavy usage.
Under moderate usage, you might even get around two days of battery life, which is more than I can say for any other of today’s flagship phones, apart from the Galaxy Note 3.
The solid battery means that the G2 has a bit of thickness to it, but honestly we prefer battery life over a super thin profile. And it’s not like the added thickness makes the LG G2 harder to hold or use at all.


Hardware:
The LG G2 boasts the most powerful Qualcomm processor that’s currently available on the market, the Snapdragon 800.
It runs on a quad-core 2.2 Ghz Krait 400 cpu with Adreno 330 graphics, which all together means that the G2 can handle anything you can throw at it. The latest 3D games run smooth and quick, and there is no visible lag or slowdowns around the system, which means that the G2 is a pretty great performer.
Apart from that, there’s 2GB of RAM, and either 16 GB or 32 GB of internal memory, depending on your region. Unfortunately, LG chose not to include a microSD card slot or removable battery (or back panel) on the G2.  
In term of connectivity, the G2 features LTE (depending on your region), HSPA+, 3G, 2G, Wifi, A-GPS, Glonass, NFC, DLNA, MHL and an infrared port through which you can control your TV or Home theatre system, using LG’s QuickRemote app.


Software:
The LG G2 runs Android 4.2.2 out of the box, heavily customized with LG’s UI on top. LG’s UI itself is highly customizable as well, which the manufacturer says is a much appreciated feature. 

It should come as no surprise that the UI on the G2 looks very TouchWiz-like. You can tell what LG is going for these days. There’s lots of bright, vivid colors, and very dramatic animations, which all together make for an interesting experience. Thankfully it all flies smoothly on the Snapdragon 800 chip.

There are useful features built-in in though, like the ability to schedule a text message to be sent at a certain time, and there’s built-in smileys as well.At the end of the day, while the messaging app can be eccentric, it definitely gets the job done.
Coming to typing, the onscreen keyboard is pretty good, aided by the huge 5.2 inch display. The portrait keyboard is easy to type on, spacious and has a separate row of numeric keys whereas the landscape one isn't that comfortable.

Multimedia:
Moving on to multimedia, I’m not a huge fan of the built-in music player but it looks alright, and does an okay enough job.LG’s music player supports lossless audio, which should come as great news for some folks out there who want “studio quality” 24 bit / 192 kHz audio over 16 bit / 44.1 kHz.

Extra Features:
LG has also thrown in a whole bunch of software features with it’s flagship phone to dazzle consumers right out of the box. Some of them include:-
Knock On :- By far the most used feature on the G2, at least for me, was the ability to double tap on the screen to wake the phone and turn on the screen. You can also double tap on any dead space of the screen to screen-lock the phone and turn off the display. This comes in very handy if you can’t get used to the rear power keys.
Answer Me :- This is a simple little feature which basically allows your G2 to automatically answer a phone call if you just pick up the phone and hold it up to your ear. In case you hate pressing the answer key.
Guest Mode :- This allows for you to set two different lockscreen patterns, one for you and one for guests. The guest lockscreen pattern basically takes you to a new user profile for the phone, where you can restrict certain apps or prevent app purchases. It works well enough and can come in pretty handy if you have kids that like to lay around with your phone.
Slide Aside: - This is a clever feature of the G2, where you can swipe to the left with three fingers while you’re in an app, to place it into a saved state. You can put upto three apps into a saved state, and then access them at any time just by swiping right with three fingers. It isnt very comfortable to use, but it definitely helps with multitasking.
Text Link:- The G2 can also automatically check for links in text that you’re reading, on a webpage, etc, and can suggest appropriate apps to open them. For example, if you’re reading an email invite to a meeting, which has time and date information, the G2 will automatically suggest you use the calendar.
Capture Plus :- This allows you to capture everything on a page, not just take a screenshot. This allows you to save an entire web page, for example. I’m not entirely sure how useful this one is, but here it is.
And lastly, there’s Quick Remote :- LG’s quick remote is a clever little universal remote app for the G2, that makes use of it’s built-in IR-blaster. The G2 can learn patterns from any other IR remote controls, so you can program it to act as your garage door opener, air condition remote, all in addition to the usual TV controls.

What I liked:
  • The thinness & bezel free design.
  • Battery life <3
  • Improved display.
  • Incredible power
  • Guest mode :-P

What I didn't like:
  • New buttons location.
  • No Micro SD slot or battery removing.
Final Verdict:
One of the most powerful Android phones on the market right now, the LG G2 may not have the looks of its rivals -- its button placement could annoy some users -- but it has a fantastic display, superb battery life and a lightning-fast processor for quick & smooth operations. With the G2, LG has done a really, really great job, and it admittedly came as quite as a suprise to me. Overall a good phone for normal to heavy load use. There was so much I was shocked by & if you end up buying one please change the default ringtones ASAP :-P

Availability: 
Available at leading smartphone dealing shops & showrooms.

Price:
Costs around 2200+ (Please check the market for latest prices)

Sunday, December 8, 2013

Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb - Holiday Editions

Just like every year Viktor & Rolf are preparing holiday editions for Christmas and New Year's. This winter, the holiday flacons are embellished with Swarovski crystals and are available in two versions: Flowerbomb Swarovski Ribbon with Swarovski crystal ribbons and Flowerbomb Swarovski Edition flacon completely covered with pink Swarovski crystals! For those who do not prefer glittering crystals Viktor & Rolf created a "snowy" edition named Flowerbomb Crystal Edition in a glittering white bottle with a decorative bow ribbon. 



Flowerbomb Crystal – Limited Edition - 50 ml Eau De Perfume

All three flacons contain the characteristic Flowerbomb composition as eau de perfume, first introduced in 2005. It is characterized by an opening with tea, refreshed with bergamot and sweetened with osmanthus. The heart is explosive and floral, spiced with a blend of sambac jasmine, orange blossom, Cattleya orchid, Centifolia rose and freesia. The base deepens the floral heart with darker accords of patchouli with musk in the trail.


Flowerbomb Swarovski Edition - 100 ml EDP - Limited Edition 2013


Flowerbomb Swarovski Crystal - 100ml EDP

Flowerbomb Swarovski Ribbon is available as 100 ml Eau de Perfume just like the exclusive, more expensive edition Flowerbomb Swarovski Edition launched as a limited. The third limited Christmas beauty is available as 50 ml EDP.

If you like perfume sets with Flowerbomb , a new holiday set has been designed and it includes Flowerbomb 50 ml EDP in the original bottle, accompanied by 50 ml perfumes body lotion and 50 ml perfumed shower gel.

Friday, December 6, 2013

Fall must have perfumes


  1. Coco Chanel Noir by Chanel:Magnetic COCO NOIR embodies a black mystery that is intimate, seductive and intensely brilliant. Striking top notes of Grapefruit and Bergamot accentuate the floral accord, with Rose and Jasmine, while Indonesian Patchouli and Sandalwood notes add warmth. A great nocturnal Baroque. Another journey in the wake of a Gabrielle who fully embraced the dazzle of black and Venice, incorporating them not only into her creations but into her life. Coco Noir was created by Jacques Polge and Christopher Sheldrake.

    Available in: 1.7 & 3.4 FL. OZ. @ Sephora, Faces, Paris Gallery etc
    Main accords: Mostly balsamic
    Top notes: Grapefruit & Bergamot
    Middle notes: Jasmine, Rose, Geranium & Narcissus
    Base notes: Olibanum, Tonka bean, White Musk, Vanilla, Sandalwood & PatchouliLongtivity: Long-lasting



  2.           2. Amber Muse by Narcisso Rodriguez:
    A brand-new special exclusive Eau De Perfume absolute fragrance for the Middle East and as the name implies is a wonderful blend of amber and musk. The aroma results in a fantastic experience among the Narciso Rodriguez For Her scent and the East. Discovering its new trace, For Her Amber Musc presents every Oriental woman, with her daring style and confident movement, the Oriental woman is at the same time powerful and feminine, making absolute luxury her very own objective at every occasion. 

    Main accord: Musky
    Top notes: Musk & Orange blossom
    Middle notes: Leather, Patchouli & Agarwood (Oud)
    Base notes: Incense, Amber & Vanilla






    3.      Dune Dior by Dior:
    Dune symbolizes escape into the world of dreams where only peace resides; it’s a place where sun kisses the sea, rays of light gently caresses the skin and twinkle in the warm sand while the tinkling ocean breeze brings flowery wafts peony and lily. 

    Main accord: Woody
    Top notes: Bergamot, Brazilian Rosewood, Peony, Mandarin Orange & Aldehyes.
    Middle notes: Wallflower, Rose, Ylang-Ylang, Jasmine & Lily.
    Base notes: Benzoine, Musk, Patchouli, Amber, Sandlwood, Oakmoss & Vanilla







    4.     Jasmine Noir by Bvlgari:
    Its mysteriously dark bottle will become an object of affection for many fans of the house of Bvlgari, whereas the fragrance will attract many fans of woody-floral compositions.
    The perfume Jasmin Noir is dedicated to women between 25 and 40, who are ready to pay more than average prices typical of Bvlgari's previous editions.The perfume is created in dualist contrast of masculine & feminine notes.The perfumers wanted to compose Jasmin Noir with jasmine as the central ingredient, but in a very different way than before. Jasmine is wrapped and created as dark, with mysterious aromas of precious wood.

    Available: 1.7 & 3.4 FL. OZ @ Sephora, Faces & Paris Gallery.
    Main accord: woody- floral
    Top notes: Green notes & Gardenia
    Middle notes:Jasmine & Almond
    Base notes: Musk, Patchouli, Amber, Licorice, Precious woods & Tonka bean
    Longevity: Moderate




    5.            The One by Dolce & Gabbana:
          The One is a fragrance for an exceptional woman who instantly draws attention, not only with her looks, but also with her manners, pose and inner world. This fragrance, like all of the fragrances of D&G house, is a 'fragrance with character', special and alluring. Its oriental floral-fruity composition is very warm and sensual with powdery vanilla trace. The color of the fragrance perfectly matches its tone.

    Available: 1.6 & 2.5 OZ
    Main accord: Vanilla & fruity
    Top notes: Bergamot, peach, Mandarin orange & Litchi
    Middle notes: Lilly of the valley, jasmine, Plum & Lily
    Base notes: Vetiver, Amber, Vanilla & Musk
    Longevity: Long-lasting






    6.       Burberry Brit by Burberry:

          Burberry Brit is a fragrance that keeps the tradition but with a modern sound, it brings the English irony and English dignity. It opens with fresh notes of green lemon, frosted pear and white almond. The heart blooms with white peony. The drydown is very gourmand with vanilla, amber, mahogany and balsamic Tonka bean accords. The fragrance was created by Nathalie Cracia-Getto in 2003.
    The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Gracia-Cetto.

    Available:
    Main Accord: Vanilla & Almond
    Top notes: Pear, Almond & Lime
    Middle notes: Candied Almond, Sugar & Peony
    Base notes: Mohogany, Tonka bean, Amber & Vanilla
    Longevity: Long-lasting




    7.     Euphoria by Calvin Klein:
          Exotic floral-fruity fragrance Euphoria was launched in 2005. The fragrance is luminous and luscious like fruits notes of which are captured in it. Euphoria is mysterious and appealing like dark exotic flowers. It invites you to enjoy in joys of life. The main notes are rose hip, Japanese apple, green leaves, Lotus, black orchid, red woods, black violet and amber.
         
    Main accord: Woody & Floral
    Top notes: Pomegranate
    Middle notes: Orchid & Lotus
    Base notes: Mahogany, Violet, Amber & Musk
    Longevity: Long-Lasting




    8.     Cinema by Yves Saint Laurent:
          Cinema can make every woman feel like a star. It is a fragrance for glamorous women who live under the spotlights, self-confident and elegant, women who know how to draw the attention. A seductive flavor reminds of Hollywood beauties from the romantic love movies, glamourous evening gowns, Hollywood hairstyles, high heels, black seamed stockings

          Main accord: Flora & Vanilla
    Top notes: Cyclamen, Almond blossom & Clementime
    Middle notes: Peony, Jasmine & Amaryllis
    Base note:Vanilla, Musk, Amber & Benzoin
    Longevity: Long-lasting







    9.     Dahlia Noir by Givenchy:
          Dahlia Noir is the new perfume from the fashion house of Givenchy that embodies elegance and style of the couture brand under the leadership of its creative director Riccardo Tisci. The perfume is presented as a "Fatal Flower" of unreal and imaginative composition for mysterious and fascinating women. Dahlia Noir or the “Black Dalia" is a powdery fragrance of dusty chypre - floral structure.
    Main accord: Powdery & woody
          Top notes: Mimose, Pink pepper & Mandarin orange.
    Middle notes: Iris, Patchouli & Rose.
    Base notes: Sandalwood, Tonka bean & Vanilla
    Longevity: Moderate







    10.          Gucci Guilty by Gucci:Gucci Guilty is designed for the glamorous, daring, brave, and very sexy girls who like to party and enjoy themselves.

    Available: 30ml, 50ml & 75ml @ Sephora, Faces & Paris gallery.
    Main accord: Floral & sweet-spicy    Top notes: Pink pepper & Mandarin orangeMiddle notes: Geranium, Peach & lilacBase notes: Amber & PatchouliLongevity: Moderate




Thursday, December 5, 2013

DIY Lips Exfoliator


DIY Lips Exfoliator
You will need:
  1. Brown sugar      1Tbs
  2. Honey               1 Tbs
  3. Olive oil             1Tbs
How to Prepare:
Mix all the 3 ingredients together well & exfoliate your lips & Voila! you'll get soft & rosy lips. 

What it will do:
This DIY mixture will exfoliate your lips leaving them soft. It will hel in removing dead skin & imroving the colour.

Enjoy


Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Say Hello to gorgeous hairs, 3 Winter Proof Hair Masks

DIY Hair Masks To Help Tame Your Tresses This Winter

DIY hair masks for the winter

If there is one thing I like to complain about, it’s winter hair issues.
I love the cold, I like the dry air, I like the lack of sun but my bad luck as I live in KSA
Its never winters, not in Jeddah atleast. So what? Its winter & cold season around the world. Therefore, I shall write & share the secrets I know.
Cold weather not only can wreak havoc on our skin, making it quite dry, itchy, and flaky during the colder months, but it can also take a toll on our lovely lady locks.
From dry, brittle hair  full of split ends to frizzy, static-prone tresses, our hair needs a little extra DIY TLC every now and then to keep it look at its very best.
How does one do this? Pfffft DIY hair masks of course! Intrigued? Good. Keep reading.

Winter Hair Care

With the change in temperature comes a change in how you manage, treat, and style your hair. Simple habits, such as letting your hair air-dry, can cause more damage than you realize.
With the mercury plummeting, the structure of your hair can be weakened. Wet, or even damp hair can freeze and break more easily, causing split-ends. These split-ends then cause your hair to look even more damaged and dull. Compound that with dry, static-causing air and you’ve got one hairy situation going on.
To avoid this make sure you completely dry your hair before leaving the house, and try to only wash your hair every other day. That way you help to lock your hair’s natural moisture into each strand, protecting it against the harsh elements.
If you find your hair still feels a little dry or damaged, try conditioning it each day while only washing it every other day.
Or you could give one of these 3 DIY hair masks a try.

Bye-Bye Dry Hair

To nourish your dry, winter-ravaged hair, gather up:
Use honey and mayonnaise to make DIY hair masks

  • 1/2 cup of Mayonnaise
  • 2 tablespoons of Honey
Mix the Honey and Mayonnaise until it is well combined and can be easily spread through your hair.
Then just coat your hair with your mixture, cover it with a shower cap, and let it sit for up to 30 minutes.
Then just shampoo and condition your hair as usual and marvel at how freakishly soft your hair feels.
The Mayonnaise helps to infuse your hair with the various fats and proteins it needs to stay strong and resist any future breakages. The Honey, on the other hand, helps to lock moisture into your hair thanks to its humectant properties.
Just make sure you don’t apply this hair mask more than once a week or your hair could start to look a little greasy.

Frizz Fighter

No matter what I do to my hair during the winter, I can never seem to get rid of the frizzies or stop my hair from standing straight up thanks to all the static.
If you feel my pain and want to smooth out your hair, mix up:
How to use avocado to make DIY hair masks

  • 1 ripe Avocado
  • 2 tablespoons of Olive Oil
  • 1 tablespoon of Honey
Similar to the mask above, stir your mixture rigorously until it is completely smooth.
Then just apply it all over your hair, comb through with a wide-tooth comb to make sure it’s evenly coated, and cover with your shower cap.
Leave the mask in your hair for up to 30 minutes before rinsing, shampooing, and conditioning as normal.
Similar to the treatment above, the healthy fats found in the avocado will help to nourish each strand, as well as infusing loads of vitamin E to help give your hair a natural sheen.
In addition to that, the Honey and Olive Oil will help to further moisturize your hair, protect it from future breakage, as well as leave your locks with a natural, healthy shine – something we don’t usually see a lot of during the winter!
Again, be sure to only use this natural hair mask once a week so your hair doesn’t look or feel too heavy.

The Stripper

Okay so I made up that name because I wanted to amuse myself, but this hair mask does help to strip away any lingering build up from products, grease, or just straight up pollution.
And it doesn’t just strip the gunk out of your hair, it also helps to give your hair a good cleansing rinse, as well as combat the static that can build up in our hair during the winter.
All you need is:
how to use apple cider vinegar for DIY hair masks

  • 2 tablespoons of Honey
  • 1 tablespoon of Olive Oil
  • 1 tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar
Once you’ve got all your ingredients together, give it a good mix until properly combined and apply evenly throughout your hair.
Be sure to brush through your hair with a wide-tooth comb to ensure you haven’t missed any spots.
Next, cover your head with a shower cap and allow the solution to sit in your hair for an hour. Then just rinse, shampoo, condition, and style as normal.
Not only will your hair feel crazy soft, but it will have a healthy glow to it while also feeling clean and gunk-free!
These masks are great for winter hair maintenance, hardly cost any money, and won’t load your hair up with tons of harmful chemicals.
I think winter just got a lot more tolerable!
But before you run off and whip up your own DIY hair masks, I want to hear from you! Does your hair take a serious beating in the winter and if so, do you have a secret haircare trick for the winter months? Share your stories and recipes in the comment section below!
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