Review: ☼ Sunsilk Damage Repair ☼

Remember my previous post about receiving a free Sunsilk Damage Repair Pack last June? Well, I"m now ready to give my say on my experience with it.

I quote:
"Sunsilk has teamed up with Bobsoho Salon of London founded by Thomas Taw, famous for resuscitating damaged hair, to co-create Sunsilk's most advanced Damage Repair formulation to give back extreme smoothness and health to our damaged hair. "

This was supposed to be a 10-day hair challenge launched by Sunsilk. Pardon me if I took long before I can voice out my opinion.


As for the shampoo, I can say that it works just like any ordinary shampoo. It has a nice scent, hair feels clean after washing it. I tried using it both alone and with conditioner. When I used the shampoo alone, my hair was not easy to manage. I feel the tangles when I comb my hair. But, I can say my hair fall lessened.

But, lo and behold, I am giving two thumbs up for the conditioner. When I use the shampoo followed by the conditioner, my hair is literally silky soft. Combing or brushing is not a problem. Less tangles, if not tangle-free for my hair. Also, unlike other conditioners popular in the market, the Sunsilk Conditioner is easy to rinse. When I was working, I can't help but sometimes skip on the conditioner part because I am a sleepyhead and takes me long to pull out my bed cover. So, that's basically me rushing inside the shower when I know I'm going to be late. But, with this conditioner, I use it everyday, never thinking that it will eat a significant amount of time for my pre-work preparation.

It would have been better though if they had included the Step 3 part of the regimen, the damage repair hair treatment serum. I can't say anything about this yet because I haven't tried it.

Overall, my experience with Sunsilk Damage Repair Treatment System (shampoo + conditioner) gave me the results that I want: soft manageable hair, less hair fall, moisturized. So, will I buy again? Definitely. ☼

Bum and Gaining Weight :((((

I'm officially a bum for two weeks now and has been doing mommy duties. But, don't get me wrong, I'm still planning to work in a month's time. Just having a problem getting a helper so that I can leave my 6-year old son at home. And I'm praying hard that I'll get a great helper and land on some company, too, which I have a pending application with.

I'm having problems, though. Being home for a few days, I was eating like there's no tomorrow and I gained a lot of weight already. Sometimes, I really feel that life is unfair because I have friends who even eat more, yet they were able to maintained a literally slim bod. How I wish I could be one of them!

I'm a whopping 150-152 lbs at the moment (depending on the time of the day), and that's a BIG problem. I'm afraid this may also affect my job hunting. I've been in the Sales industry for so long and I know being physically pleasant plays a great role and my next target job involves selling, too. Right now, losing weight is at the top of my list. I will need to stick to a diet and do some physical activities amidst staying at home. So, I guess, I will also be posting updates on my journey to losing weight as well. I hope you won't mind if I keep an online diary of the my food intake? And if you can share with me some tips, too? I'm even looking at the possibility of taking diet pills as my last resort. But for now, I'll try to do it naturally.