I normally only use Kerastase products on my hair, but last week I ran out and I thought I'd give something new a shot. I bought the Frederic Fekkai More - 4 Step System to Increase Hair Density. The kit includes: Scalp-Purifying Shampoo (250 ml/8.45 fl oz) / Root-Nourishing Conditioner (250 ml/8.45 fl oz) /All-Day Density Styling Whip (75 ml/3.2 oz) / Nighttime Follicle-Boosting Treatment (100 ml/3.4 fl oz).
This product turned my hair into a broom! My hair became soooo coarse, tough and its texture changed entirely! It is definitely awful and I highly DON'T recommend it! This crappy product runs between $100 to $180.00 bucks depending where you buy it.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Time for a change.
Remember what life was like before text messages and social networks? Well, I remember and it used to be glorious. My relationships used to be so different. When someone was interested in me and wanted to ask me out on a date, they actually had to build up the courage to call my house and most likely talk to someone in my family before they were able to get to me. We would then talk for hours about everything, since it was the only chance we had to actually talk to each other. When the day, if the date came, I would be so nervous and excited. We would both be very present, talking and learning about each other, with no interruptions, no distractions, no third parties. It was just me and him. Those times were magical, and the dates I had during those years will forever hold a special place in my heart because we respected and valued our time together, and real relationships stemmed from it, relationships of far superior quality than whatever is it we call a relationship nowadays. Today everything has changed and I blame it all on our obsession with being social.
After text messaging, smart phones and social networks became indispensable to our lives, we let it consume us to the point the quality of our real relationships started taking a toll and the quality of our virtual relationships sky rocketed. Between text messages and social networks, we have all of our friends at our fingertips and they have us in their fingertips as well, thus making us all become much more available to anyone at anytime. Because of this, our “relationship etiquette” has completely changed from what it used to be. What once took guts for a boy to ask a girl out on a date, now has been reduced to a simple text message that probably says, “hey, wanna hang?”, where no real emotions can be known or felt and we can easily reject someone as long as we put a smiley face at the end of it. What once was a date that we looked forward to all week and gave us butterflies, now has been reduced to two people sitting at a restaurant with their cell phones in front of them on top of the table, and at the slightest sounds/vibration/flashing light it emits, we will so very naturally leave the other person talking by themselves while we go about our own business in our phone. I’ve walked out on dates in the past because of their uncontrollable texting, and I have seen numerous relationships go down the drain because of social networking websites like MySpace and Facebook. Is it worth it to lose a relationship over our desire to maintain an intense social life? If we become aware that this behavior is the probable culprit to why our relationships aren’t lasting as long as they used to, should we do something about it or should we simply accept that one on one time doesn’t exist anymore?


I can’t change the people around me, or tell someone what to do, but I can start with me, and you start with you. Let’s begin by controlling the urgency of being available to anyone at anytime and focusing on being present and fully enjoying what is happening around you right NOW.
Get Skinny!
If you don't know about the awesome benefits of grapefruit, you're about to learn them! It's no wonder there are sooo many people that swear by the grapefruit juice diet. Grapefruit is an excellent source of vitamin A, C, potassium, iron, calcium, and beta carotene. It also protects against cancer and heart disease. Grapefruit is also a good food to include in your diet because a serving contains less than 100 calories and because it is so high in fiber it satisfies your hunger. Many say the fruit helps you burn the fat away, however because grapefruit promotes urination it makes the body light and free from toxins. It helps in removal of excess water, fats, sodium, uric acid, and other toxins from the body and also reduces blood pressure and keeps our heart healthy. Frequent urination also keep the urinary tract free from infections. Moral of the story, grapefruit is awesome and should become a part of everyone's diet!
Hide yo coke, hide yo meth and hide yo...bath salts?!
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Neil Brown - showing self-induced injuries he incurred while having hallucinations after ingesting a bath salt powder |
Really?! Bath salts? What’s next, a fancy tea party? Authorities say druggies are hooked on bath salts because its effects can be as powerful (if not more!) as methamphetamine. Emergency phone calls are being reported from all over by people suffering some awful side effects after snorting, injecting or smoking these powders, like hallucinations, paranoia, rapid heart rates and suicidal thoughts. It appears that now some states want to ban the sale of bath salts indefinitely!
Ladies, if you’re fancy and you like your baths, then go out there and stock up before they are banned from the shelves forever!
Ladies, if you’re fancy and you like your baths, then go out there and stock up before they are banned from the shelves forever!
Friday, January 21, 2011
Smells like I wanna eat you.
Sometimes a smell can take you to another dimension and make you embark in a voyage of sensuality and excitement beyond your imagination. There are some scents that make me melt, and sometimes a simple scent can increase ones desire or attraction for a person by a million degrees. I don't know about the other ladies out there, but from my experience, these are some of my all time favorite men's colognes that make me meeeeelt!
Finally a good Breakout Solution

Just say NO, to the knife.
I have always been supported all types of plastic surgery or anything that has to do with self improvement. However, I do not agree with self mutilation and complete destruction of ones face or body. Sometimes we should just stick with what we got...cause it can get worse, muuuuuuch worse. Here are a few examples of surgeries gone bad...
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