6 ways you can save the environment and your wallet by being eco-friendly
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Malaysia is slowly but surely on its way to becoming an eco-friendly country.
While many are under the impression that going green means spending more money, this just isn’t true! Given the fact that most eco-friendly products are reusable instead of a one-time use, they can actually end up being cheaper in the long run.
Being sustainable doesn t mean you have to overhaul your entire way of living and make huge changes to your lifestyle. It s really easy to adopt green habits into your daily routine, and small swaps can go a long way.
January 03, 2021
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Experiencing some form of hair damage every now and then is normal. And though you’ve tried every trick in the book like going for hair treatments, using hair masks regularly, or even taking a break from heat styling you still notice signs of hair damage. For some, your hair’s been ravaged by styling, frequent colouring and external aggressors, which can predominantly result in your hair ending up in a dry, frizzy state. Other hair damage culprits like tying your hair in a high ponytail or stress can also take a toll on your tresses.
But all hope is not lost. Instead of giving up on your hair, you can still save it from the depths of despair. Before reaching out for any hair product, it’s best you diagnose what your damage tresses are.