Did you know you can get your bangs trimmed at Tony & Jackey salons for only Php100? I have known this for years but I seldomly use this service. I have been DIY-cutting my bangs for the past couple of years, you see. Not only is it cheaper (read: free), you'd also spare yourself the "trim lang po" talk with the stylist. Because when a girl asks for a trim, it's never really just a trim. They will chop off about 5 inches and you can't do anything but stare, teary-eyed, at the pile of hair on the floor. 

Today, I finally got irritated by the length of my bangs, and since I was already in BGC, I went to Tony and Jackey to get my bangs trimmed by someone who actually knows what she's doing. I forgot to ask the pretty stylist's name but I might go back to her for a full haircut one of these days. 

By the time I arrived in the office (see pic), it's no longer as perfectly side swept as it was when I got out of Tony & Jackey. Of course.

Taga-Isla

It has been too long since I have been sporting the Serena van der Woodsen hair, which means I never comb it. It also means I haven't owned a comb for the longest time. I like it, sure. I hope to be on Survivor one day rocking this look.

You go, Gugo!

Photo grabbed from Nanny Rose's Facebook page

During one of my late night BGC Sunday strolls, I walked into the Watson's store along Rizal Drive to finally buy a bottle of shampoo. (I have been making do with the shampoo sachets I bought from 711 for the longest time.) I wanted to try something new so I walked out of the store with Nanny Rose's Gugo & Lawat shampoo. I just tried it today and my hair smells awesome.