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I recently discovered this conditioner from L'Oreal.  Yes you read it right, not Pantene.  Don't get me wrong I still love Pantene but recently I am in search of something that will tame my frizzy hair.  Well my hair is not curly its naturally straight but there are some parts that really look frizzy. I wanted them to be smoothed out.  I don't want to use hair dryer or flat iron regularly because I am afraid that it would damage my hair.  I tried hair rebonding to tame my buhaghag (frizzy) hair which really worked but I only do that once a year.  But when I turned 50 I realized that my hair became more dry, that is why I also take supplements - Vitamin E and Collagen.   While I was in Watsons, found this Ever Pure Frizzy defy Conditioner of L'Oreal it's sulfate free.  Sulfate on shampoos can strip off - hair's  natural moisture that can leave it dry and possibly damage it.  At the reverse side of the package it says that it has marula oil (high in anti-oxidants)

What is in? What is out? - this coming 2023...  Yes, I do my research.  I may not be someone who attends fashion events but being into fashion I do read and search online.   So here's what to expect.   source: Zara Tailored, Slouchy, Oversized blazers are here to stay.  We've seen this trend since Fall of 2022 and this will continue next year.   The oversized blazer paired with trousers or worn over your shorts or even making the blazer as a mini dress - will still be on the spotlight.   source: Zara Cargo pants are making a comeback!  Who did not fall in love with cargo trousers?  I remember having these pants in black, khaki, and army green in 2004 (that was long ago-ahahaha).  Love these relaxed fit pants that has military influences: Cool right? source: Zara Neon is still in!  This is one trend that I really love.  I am so into pop of colors on an outfit.  If you know me I love wearing black and neons are great addition to it.  So don't throw your neon outfits on your b