Showing posts with label Frizzy Hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frizzy Hair. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 April 2024

BaByliss Style Pro 1000

 WOW!

So I've always been the type of girl who showered and ran out the door with wet hair. Now that I have a little more time to spend on grooming before I get out the door, I decided to purchase something to style my hair with. Being that my psychomotor skills are lacking to put it kindly, a brush and hair dryer was useless to me. It's a wonder I'm not bald yet.

It's time to invest in...

The BaByliss Style Pro 1000! It was on offer in Carrefour at Mall of Emirates, Dubai today so it was a steal at AED235 (USD64). Pretty cheap eh?! Doesn't break the bank.




There are 4 attachments included to dry, straighten, smooth and for volume. When I unboxed it I was a little daunted as it looked quite big and I was worried that I would not be able to manage using it. But it turned out to be quite easy. Note that I did use a normal hair dryer to get my hair to about 80% dry as instructed in the manual, and I applied some serum to protect my hair from the heat.


In the picture above, from left to right... #1 is the Paddle Brush is for drying and detangling. So you just comb through your hair with the brush. #2 from the left is the Rotating 50mm Soft Bristle Brush. #3 from the left is the 38mm Thermal Brush. Both #2 and #3 are for volume. Lastly #4, the right most one is the Straightening attachment.

So far I've tried the straightening attachment and the rotating brush (the big cylindrical one). I first straightened my hair then used the rotating brush to curl in the ends.

The rotating brush works pretty well. There are 2 buttons that rotate the brush in either direction. As I was looking at it I was thinking of all the ways I was going to get my hair tangled in this thing and end up having to cut my hair off. However, I'm glad to report that no hair was harmed in the trial of the BaByliss Style Pro 1000. 

[don't judge my face, it's late
 and I'm getting ready for bed &
I didn't take this picture with the intention of posting it here]

Result is that my hair feels really smooth and I curled the ends in the front in and it looks pretty nice. It didn't take a long time to do either, I think all in, plus drying was less than 10 minutes. I did not burn myself even though I think I was touching a lot of the brush while fussing with it. I would give it a 9/10. Only -1 as it was not cordless and a little too big for my liking. I think I would have managed it with greater ease if it was cordless and smaller. Although I do think that's just me being a newbie psychomotor moron. 

Absolutely recommend!

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

More Hair Goodies

As promised, I went to Lush at Wisma Atria again. This time with an even wider grin plastered on and sheer excitement burning in my eyes. I must commend the staff there for entertaining my every ridiculous question and indecisiveness mixed with extreme greed of wanting to have everything!

After what must have been half an hour or a whole hour *rolls my eyes at myself*... I practiced some self restraint and settled on 3 products. Pretty pleased with the choices...





Smells fruity and creamy, infused with avocado, banana and cocoa butter. This bar conditioner is most definitely a MUST in my shower. It moisturises and softens my frizzy, dry and impossible hair, all for S$11.50.


ORANGE SOAP





Zesty, pure orange juice with toning Brazilian orange oil is the definition of shower fresh, decorated with a slice of orange preserved in seaweed-based jelly. This little gem was on sale so it only cost me S$7.






This carnival of aromas is definitely an instant feel good the moment it melts into your skin. With jojoba oil, shea and cocoa butters jam packed into this bar, your skin will feel baby smooth; hot, spicy black pepper and ginger oils will stimulate circulation. To top it all of, for only S$20 you will smell like heaven and not be left with an oily/sticky residue. 

I think I might never leave the shower!