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Monday, August 25, 2014

Tips on how to minimize hairfall naturally



Good vibes to you my beautiful readers! Today, I am going to share some tips on how you minimize hair-fall.
These past few months, I have been experiencing hair-fall. And since then, I became so desperate to look for solution on  this matter. There are a lot of anti-hairfall products offered in the market and I have to admit that I am always tempted to buy those things. But considering that I am still a student, I have no budget to buy really expensive (and so-called "effective") shampoos. That is why I decided to try for affordable alternatives.

Anyway, before anything else, I want to clarify that, I am not an expert, everything that you will read below are solely based on what I read and experienced.

First things first, let us know what are the possible reasons why we have falling hair:

  • Tension
  • Too much work
  • Illness 
  • Poor diet 
  • Over-exposure to the sun
  • Perming
  • Amateur bleaching
  • Too frequent and inexpert use of tints, rinses or other colorants 
(Source :here)

As for me, I know that I am too stressed in reviewing. My course demands a lot of time and effort and the pressures and tensions are always there. I also have a very poor diet, most of the time I eat on fast food chains not because I don't know how to cook but because I have no time to cook. Time really matters nowadays. With a fast-pacing world, I really have to make everything fast and instant as possible or else everything will not be done on time. How about yours?

So here are the things that I have done to minimize hair fall:

1. Use a wide tooth comb. I prefer to use something like wooden-comb because from what I read, wooden comb has a lesser friction to hair. Friction makes the hair weak and break easily.


2. Try to have a short hair. This will help you minimize the tangles which will eventually help you minimize the hairfall. (this was suggested by Mr. Philip of David's Cut Salon)



3. Use Baking Soda as your clarifying shampoo. Replace your shampoo with a handful of baking soda. Baking soda is used in a wide variety of ways, and is reputed to work as a natural dandruff remover. Instead of shampooing, rub a heaping tablespoon of baking soda into your wet hair and scalp. Wash thoroughly after one minute. Dandruff is caused when your scalp sheds dead skin cells which can lead to hairfall.


4. Use Castor Oil. I really recommend this to you. I have been using this twice a week. It really works wonder. Although I have experience an itchy scalp while using this (just make sure not to scratch your scalp), I believe that I was itchy because some smaller (new born hair) hair are growing. Note: I also use this as eyelashes serum. :)




5. Lastly, if possible do not use elastic bands to tie your hair. instead use clips or hair band.


And that's all. Sleeping 8 hours daily, exercising, eating healthy and drinking lots of water is all up to you. This are steps known to you not only to prevent hairfall but also have a healthy body. But the 5 steps I have shared to you is something I did and was effective to me. Just remember : PATIENCE is a VIRTUE.
Good luck! God bless!











Monday, August 18, 2014

Pretty Arms at Yakson House

Hello, I’m back it been a long time. It’s almost end of August and I haven’t have any blog any reviews yet. I’ve been very busy for weeks now because of our prelims. I am so sorry but don’t worry. I’ll make up to you guys. How about a giveaway? Sounds great huh? J

Anyway here is the part two of my massage session. (For my part one, please click Here). My bruises are gone now. I actually attended my brother’s birthday last July 28. I wore a sleeveless dress. And no one notice it. Thank you for the two sessions that Yakson House offered me it helps my bruise disappear easily.

Here is what they did:

2nd and 3rd session
As usual they started the massage with back massage (my favorite part). Like what I have experience before, their back massage was superb. 





It was followed by a bone therapy. The feeling is okay, it is actually compose of mostly stretching. That is what makes it relaxing.  Next was the arm massage. It is not that painful. My so-called platito was not used anymore (but it was only temporary). Anyway, It was called ‘kalsa’.



After the massage, they gave me an arm mask for 20mins to cool down the bruises.  The mask feels hot and hard after 20mins. My arms feel much better after everything has finished.


All in all, I have a great time for these two sessions. They are people who really care. J

Anyway, please bear with me for not so clear photos. These photos are taken with my iPad mini, my DSLR was not available for that day. But don’t worry I will post another pictures on my next post.

That was all for today. Have a great day!