22 Jan 2010
A couple of months ago I decided to finally get my hair rebonded again after ten years. It took me quite a while to announce this because my experience with what is supposedly well known salon, with expertise on rebonding, isn’t exactly the most pleasant.
31 Aug 2009
Phytocyane Revitalizing Shampoo by PHYTO Paris is made especially for women with thinning hair. Phyto claims that this shampoo works to restore hair’s vitality through the sunergistic action of its botanical active ingredients.
A combination of plant based active ingredients:
Gingko Biloba is combined with Vitamin B6 to stimulate cell metabolism and hair resistance, thus fortifying hair.
Grapeseed Procyanidins (OPG), free radicals capture, thus protecting the hair bulb and preventing the appearance of aging signs.
A Cinchona Bark extract with stimulating qualities, combined with a mild washing base derived from Coconut oil, ensure that Phytocyane shampoo is effective, gentle and enjoyable to use.
Directions for Use:
1. Apply shampoo to wet hair.
2. Gently massage.
3. Leave on for a few minutes.
4. Rinse thoroughly.
5. Repeat if necessary.
When I first used Phytocyane Revitazing Shampoo, my hair felt noticeably lighter, cleaner! I have a feeling that this is going to be worth the close to P800 (approx. $17) it was sold for in Rustan’s. But then again, it is a little soon to conclude that it does its claim of helping women grow back lost hair. I hope it works for me, though. 
11 Jul 2009
How does one survive a bad haircut? You only go two ways here. Either you whine and sulk until your hair grows back or you do away with the negativities and accessorize, improve by having it restyled, colored or even cut again. Whoever thought that boy cut isn’t cool every now and then?
Yes, you can be one of those ladies who are forever loyal to a particular hairstylist. But truth to tell, as fine as your hairstylist is, there will always be bad days in his hairstyling career and you will never know if it will be you sitting on his salon chair in one of those days. No one is perfect, that’s for sure. Of course your hairstylist can be forgiven but do you have to get stuck to feeling bad with such a bad haircut. The answer is a resounding NO!
10 Jan 2009
But the first time I did her hair, we thought her hair got a little too big. She wanted to experiment some more and had me just do a few curls and this is the result- a little too symmetrical this time. I might have to practice on doing prettier waves.
27 Nov 2008
