Made It Through Mum

I was never a fan of pomade. Never liked how it smells and how sticky and greasy it feels. Reminds me of an uncle who likes to use pomade everyday. He puts it in after taking a shower and even has it on before going to bed. 😂 I just had to bear with the smell of it because he’s the grown up. My eldest son uses a famous brand of hair wax. His favorite for years.  I had him try Slick Tight Pomade, and here’s what he said: *washing his hands with water is enough to remove the pomade completely. *it’s not sticky / greasy *keeps the hair style in place.  *makes the hair shiny.  *smells great! and the scent gives a calming feel. I tried Slick Tight Pomade once and yes, my son is right. So from being a hater, I'm now a lover of pomade (note: Slick Tight only!) And my son is a "switcher" 😉  And now... meet #TheNewMaginoo 😍 here For more information follow Slick Tight Pomade in Facebook  and Instagram

Hmmm... dizz iz it!!! After almost 3 years... "virgin" hair no more :p @statussaloncavite cavite A photo posted by ♥ Reylen ♥ (@madeitthroughmum) on Aug 1, 2016 at 4:25am PDT Recently, I have posted this photo on Instagram with the caption " Dizz iz it... virgin hair no more!"  Why? Salons refer "virgin hair" to hair that has not been altered by perms, dyes, bleaches or not chemically treated one way or another. It's not that Ive not visited a salon since birth (haha) because I'm a "suki" (I used to frequent salons) until meningioma happened to me. If you have read The Story of My Life ( Click here ) you would know that my hair was shaved prior craniotomy in 2013. Until I decided to have a change. Yes. #ChangeIsComing . I desire for a new look. naks! Not that I don't like my hair ha? I super love my uber black and thick, wavy tresses. But it bothers me to see my "wisdom highlights" (grey hair) underneath m...