The "Get Sh*t Done" list - FREE DL
You know when you have heaps of sh*t to do but you don't want to do it ? Yep, that's like me on a daily basis really, however I thought why not at least MOTIVATE yourself to write these things down so at least they're out of your head and onto paper to help clear your thoughts too?
Also, as a way to thank so many of you for your encouraging comments on my growing body of work, I wanted to give something back.
Introducing the "Get Sh*t Done" list. I've made it eye catching and purrrrdddyy, so that you WANT to look at it and see what you gotta get going with next!
Download available HERE !
HairBliss Repair Oil Review
I was ever so kindly given a sample of this by HairBliss themselves to see what I thought on the product. To be honest, I hadn't heard of the brand before, so I checked them out and was super pleased to see that the company has a strong focus on all natural and organic ingredients. Being a person who takes note of what I use on my body, I was eager to try this out!
After reading the list of ingredients I knew that the amount of nourishing power this oil treatment has, had to be good! It includes a blend of coconut, castor, avocado, olive oil, rosemary, cedarwood, lavender and geranium oils - which is a lot, but each ingredient is specific to helping to repair your hair and scalp.
What I love about their website also, is that they say "Do you know how incredible your body is designed to feel?" which I completely agree. We all need to start treasuring our bodies (inside & out) with the most naturalist ingredients instead of masking ourself with chemicals and fake colourings etc.
The oil treatment itself I have to say, perhaps didn't smell as good as I had hoped (I usually use pure coconut oil on my hair as a treatment which smells delicious), I think which was due to the rosemary and olive oil in the treatment - but of course that didn't deter me from using it. I coated my hair from scalp to tip with about 2 small handfuls of the oil with plenty to spare in the pouch, and left it on for about 45 minutes. Now like all oil treatments, they can be a little tricky to get out of the hair, so I shampooed twice and conditioned once just to be sure.
I've recently (say, around the last 3 months) had a bit more dandruff than usual - perhaps due to swapping between the hot weather outside, and the cold air conditioning inside buildings. Even just after one treatment I have had noticeably less dandruff (virtually gone!) which I am stoked about, hair is definitely softer and would definitely use again! Like most products, you really have to use it a couple of times to see real benefits, so I definitely shall be continuing with my HairBliss treatment this summer!
