Unwanted Hair? remove it!

Tired of the unwanted hair all over your body?
Then here are the ways to get rid of them.

SHAVING --
It works using a razor, shaving from the tip of the hair th
at has grown out through the skin.This very inexpensive, you can do it yourself.
All you need is some warm water, a razor, and if you choose, shaving gel or cream.But it only lasts for 1 to 3 days. But with frequent shaving, comes the growth of ingrown hair.

Here are some
TIPS for you: Shave in the shower after your skin has been softened by warm
water. Use shaving cream top protect sensitive skin, like the skin in your genitals. Always
change the razors to avoid nicks. You can also try an electric razor.

PLUCKING --
In this method, you will use tweezers. Works by stretching the skin tightly, griping the hair close to the root, and pulling it out. It is also very inexpensive but time-consuming because you will remove hair one at a time. You can only use this method in small areas, such as the eyebrows, upper lip, and chin. After, you can experience temporary red bumps because the hair follicle is swollen and irritated.It will last for 3 to 8 weeks.

Here are some TIPS for you: Before using the tweezers, sterilize it first with rubbing alcohol to prevent infection.

DEPILATORIES --

Depilatory cream or liquid removes hair from the surface of the skin. They work by reacting with the protein structure of the hair, so the hair dissolves and can be washed or wiped away.
These creams are available at drugstores and grocery stores. It last for several days to 2 weeks.

Here are some TIPS for you: Read the instructions carefully before applying the product for best results. Apply only the recommended amount on specific areas.

WAXING--

This works by applying a sticky wax on the area of the skin where the unwanted hair is
growing. A cloth strip is then applied over the wax and quickly pulled off, taking the hair root and dead skin cells with it. It can be at a salon or at home. Waxing strips are also available in drugstores and groceries. It lasts for 3 to 6 weeks.

Here are some TIPS for you: For waxing to work, hair should be at least ¼ inch (about 6 millimeters) long. Waxing works well on the legs, bikini area, and eyebrows.


ELECTROLYSIS--

This method is done professionally and is expensive.
A professional electrologist inserts a needle into the follicle and sends an electric current through the hair root, killing it. A small area such as the upper lip may take a total of 4 to 10 hours and a larger area such as the bikini line may take 8 to 16 hours. This method permanently removes hair.

Here are some TIPS for you: If your interested in this, you should first consult your doctor. He can recommend an electrologist with the proper credentials.


LASER HAIR REMOVAL--

In this method a laser is directed through the skin to the hair follicle, where it stops growth. It works best on light-skinned people with dark hair because the melanin (colored pigment) in the hair absorbs more of the light, making treatment more effective. It lasts for 6 months to 1 year.

Here are some TIPS for you: Using cold packs may help diminish any inflammation after treatment. Avoiding the sun before a treatment may make results more effective.

Removing unwanted hair is a very personal choice. It's up to you to decide.

a sentiment

It was just today that I realize am going out of the line.
Time has passed so swiftly that I didn't notice myself falling in love for someone.
Someone whom I thought would fall for me too.
But sadly, it was just a dream.
A dream that I can't hardly grasp, can’t never come into reality.

It started a year ago, when I first met him.
He was just a stranger.
One of my acquaintances
But suddenly, something has happened.
There was this feeling of oddness.
Feeling of happiness whenever I saw him.
Feeling of excitement whenever I knew he was there.

I enjoyed talking to him.
Being with him is a precious time.
I thought he will just be my inspiration.
But then slowly I just found myself thinking of us together.
Sharing the things that we love most.
And IT WAS ALL WRONG.

WRONG because I still belong to someone else.
And HE will always remain to be my precious dream. :(

Pepsi Max- No Sugar?

While watching TV, I was so amazed with all the sorts of propaganda being made to fed the minds of the viewers during commercial breaks, like TV ads that blatantly exaggerates the characters throwing themselves at the back of a bus and going through a big splash of water, or an actor zipping open his face downwards to reveal another costume, or a man climbing up a mountain of a dirty laundry. But the one that catches my attention the most is the Pepsi Max No Sugar Ad, it's funny but it was blown up. I find it very irrelevant, because what's the connection between a soft drink without sugar content drank by a guy and after threw him off from the top of Ifugao's rice terraces? Well, here's the video for you to see.

Now you see that this is just one of the many funny exaggerations and should not be taken seriously. That parents should always guide their children while watching this kind of advertisements. With so many products on TV clamoring for the attention of consumers, providing excellent service should be a company’s priority instead of investing millions on a less than one minute impertinent ads. After all, a satisfied customer is worth more than few seconds of hype on TV. Quality of the products are still very much important and the integrity of a company relies much on the satisfaction the clients get from their services.

Virtual Car Shopping

E-business is at its speak nowadays, more and more retailers and consumers are turning to e-shopping. People find it extremely convenient, with just a click they can choose from millions of products available for them--like clothes, jewelries, electronics etc. But buying cars online? "Virtual car shopping" can be a fun thing to do but its a big NO NO for consumers. Cars are fragile and an expensive asset a person can have and buying it needs time, for careful decisions should be made. In buying cars there are many things to consider: the number of seats, number of doors, size, performance, color, style, comfort and sometimes even towing capacity and its also hard to make sure if the engines are good because over the net some things are just too good to be true. Buying it over the net is not convenient, the buyer cannot personally see the product and check its mechanics. Rebates and also incentives are not sure over the net, you will never know if someone over the line is a fraud appraiser. Although looking up over the net will reduce stressful time and frustrations in the part of the buyer, it will just increase the fear of being ripped off or scammed. So buyers will always consider buying cars personally than being tricked online.