Kaisa Villa Hair dryer

The last time my hair was subjected to a frequent hot blower was when I was in elementary when my mother used to do our hair do. Growing up, hair blowers are really not popular in the Philippines for everyday use. Not unless you go to a hair salon. We can typically see commuters with wet hair inside the jeepney. I admit that sometimes I'm one of them.

Anyway, I purchased a hair dryer in the orange app - Kaisa Villa Hair Dryer for 344 pesos inclusive of the shipping fee (339 pesos for the item). I was eyeing for more popular brands like Imarflex, Phillips or Panasonic but I decided that as long as it does the work then I'm okay with it. Maybe I'll invest in Dyson later on if budget permits. I also think that brands doesn't 100% guarantee that there won't be issues. I remembered that the Kaisa Villa food processor/hand blender that I had is a bang for a buck and so I choose this brand instead. 

To be honest I'm not really expecting much but these are my observations:

• The hair blower is not foldable.
• The cord is thick. (Plus point)
• Tried the max settings to dry off my hair. Hair dryer after is not hot in any part of the appliance.
• The setting are not heavily embossed so it might be a little difficult to see the settings

Can you see the embossed numbers and symbol?

You might want to refer to the box instead

Hair Botox, Anyone?

Hair Botox, Anyone?

I came across this treatment (Hair botox) in a group which can treat frizziness. Feedbacks says that it costs around 1k and up for the salon and usually stays around 6 months and up. I am curious about this and will talk to you about it later when I try it.

Hair care Talks

 Hair care Talks

I'm not the type to fuss over how my hair look before as I always tie it in a ponytail because I don't like my hair to go over my face. And it is way more neat. However, I'd been letting down my hair recently and wonder how could I take care of my hair better as I plan to let it grow and donate again. Yes, you can do a hair donation and encourage you to do it too. The gift of your hair can make a difference in a person's life. From the last time that I did, it was a requirement to have your hair at least 9 inches long.

Anyway, what is your usual brand of shampoo that you use? I always prefer to use either the Palmolive pink brand (coconut milk) or the green (aloe vera) variant as it tend to smell good and I discovered that the smell tend to last on my hair though I know that this is drying my hair. I also love the Dove pink because of the scent and it is a bit moisturizing than Palmolive. So basically I alternate between Palmolive and Dove.

I've got a bit of a wavy hair. I noticed that when it is dry, it becomes frizzy. I wondered if the only solution to tame it down was to get a rebond from a salon. But I'm hesitating to do straightening because I like my natural curls when it is a bit damp. My hair is straight from the top and then is eventually curling at the tip. 

You might heard that shampooing your hair everyday is bad as it take away the natural oils in your hair. I still do shampoo my hair every time I came from work as I work in a hospital and given the situation today with COVID-19, I don't want to take the risk.

What I do is that I condition my hair with keratin from time to time. I personally love the Creamsilk brand. Again, it is because it smells good.