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Review: FARMASI Apricot Shampoo

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Umm.. I am sorry I was flooding my blog with fillers instead of posting regularly the past few week, but I do have a valid reason for that.. My 17 years old cousin was killed because he used to protest and I was feeling very sad about that, I am just starting to get over it, but what kills me is the fact that I was going to call him the day he was murdered to ask him what does he want me to get him for his birthday (his was going to turn 17 on the 24th of November), but I got very busy I forgot to call him, then later that night I was told about his death..

Anyway, I am very sorry to start my post with depressing news..

So, Today I'll be reviewing FARMASI Apricot Shampoo, FARMASI cosmetics is one of the biggest cosmetics manufacturers in Turkey. 2000 types of products addressing all age groups in categories of Personal care, Make-up products, baby products, wet wipes, perfumes and with approximately 350 million people in the world exporting to 118 countries.

Product claims:
An advanced formula with Provitamin B5. A highly nourishing shampoo with Apricot extract to moisturize and revitalize dry, dull and crispy hair. Adds shine, sheen and gives over all appearance of health.

Ingredients: (the complete list is in the picture above)
Moisturizing shea butter smoothes ultra-dry, dull hair from root to tip, while replenishing damages with provitamin B5

Size: 750ml

Packaging: big square shaped white bottle with a flip top.

Price: 1 BHD ($2.65)

How to use: Add a small amount into the palm of hand and massage into wet hair. Rinse and repeat if necessary.

this is the lather

Texture: unlike other shampoos I tried this one tends to be runny, but I really like the colour and smell of this shampoo.

Pros:
- The smell, it is really nice, I keep sniffing my hair after I wash it ^___^
- it makes your hair shiny .
- cures split ends and frizzy hair
- it is very gentle on my curls, and it makes them defined and pretty.
- cheap.
- you don't need to use conditioner after it.
- helps with dandruff.

Cons:
- it doesn't taste as good as it smells ( I tried to taste it, it was a stupid idea >_<)
- a bit runny so you have to be careful not to pour the whole bottle in your palm.
- it is really good with defining curls that your curls won't get straight unless you use a flat iron (this is an advantage most of the times, but sometimes I long for straight hair).


Repurchase: this is my 3rd bottle, so yeah.

Rating: 5/5

Fruit detox diet, convenient and affordable.

Do you want to have clear beautiful skin, but don't want to cover your face with chemicals ?

or maybe you don't have enough money to buy skin care product (let's face it, most of us have other stuff to spend our money on, like University, or fangirling).

if what I said apply to you, then I have an answer for you: Vegetable detox diet

before you say anything, this is not for losing weight, and I am not telling you to replace your food with vegetables.. all you have to do is eat this stuff regularly and over time it'll help fix you skin :)

◆ Strawberry: helps with whitening and moisturizing the skin; 

◆ Tomatoes: helps balance the skin's ph level, also it is whitening; 

◆ Cherry: helps with promoting the formation of the stratum corneum (outermost layer of the epidermis, also known as the skin barrier. It is our first line of defense against the environment) << This means it makes your skin softer; 

◆ pineapple: helps fading facial pigmentation; 

◆ Apple: fade freckles and facial chloasma(a patchy brown or dark brown skin discoloration that usually occurs on a woman's face and may result from hormonal changes); 

◆ Lemon: good for whitening and it is also anti-aging; 

◆ Grapes: antioxidant; 

◆ Kiwi: remove freckles and pimples; 

◆ orange: enhance skin elasticity and soothe facial fine lines; 

◆ Peach: prevent pigmentation and wrinkles.