Today I want to introduce you to a very good band I've discovered recently. They play very positive and cute music. They look very joyful, like a summer cherry trees dancing in the orchard. And a lead vocalist Shirli McAllen is a very beautiful and inspiring woman. I'm in love with their photos as much as with their music.
I sit in my room and listen to the sounds of nature. My body loses its tension and now I'm in an enchanted forest by closing my eyes. Somewhere behind the trees, but far away I can see Snow and Charming. The wind blows and I know that magic is everywhere. I have a long gown and I can see lovely stones on the path. Secret wishes can come true. I can be a fairy, a witch, a sorceress, a princess...
I've seen American Hustle on Valentine's Day. And while the movie didn't amaze me, Amy Adams did. So much, that I can't forget about her even for a minute til then. She was unbelievable as Sydney/ Edith. And so was her style (on the contrary the Oscar-winning Jennifer Lawrence was really nothing compared to Amy).
Because I know I would never be lady Edith or a film star, or even have closely as much charm as Amy do, and in the end no chance for her money and wardrobe... I've made some simplifying and created three sets which are losely inspired by Amy's looks, but are easy to make with the items I have in my closet.
Women on which you look and feel strong and inspired.
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Girls, I've never tended to be a beauty expert. If I've ever said something about fashion it was just like talking about art or weather. I'm not a style blogger. Which sometimes I regret looking at your beautiful posts.
But there is one thing I have to tell you.
I gather some advices for redheads, because it's not common that beauty tips for us are found in magazines or popular sites. Once I found that strange, but tasty kind of thing - about cinnamon.
Cinammon as hair conditioner. I love how it smells, so I decided to try it.
You must know I hardly ever do any beauty experiments which contain effort or making myself wait a long time, or prepare some mixture by myself. I don't have patience or determination.
What you should do? Wash your hair as normal.
I'm using now a newest Shauma product (I change my shampoo very often)*
Dry a little bit the hair. Then, take your conditioner. I use this:
Mix it with cinnamon powder (in a bowl or just by your hands as I did) and put it in your hair.
Put a towel on your hair and keep it on for some time (half an hour or even the whole night!).
Then wash the hair.
The result on my hair was incredible. I've never seen my hair so soft and so thick before. If you're a redhead it is possible you'll get some brown highlights. I can't notice it now, because it's evening and the light is no good. I can't describe the effect properly, I don't know all that experts' vocabulary in english. But I truely recommend you to try cinammon. If it won't make your hair as soft and beautiful as mine, at least you'd smell nicely.
On the site where I found the advice it was said that cinnamon helps your hair grow faster and stronger.
I'd definitely try it again and check.
*I'm preseting the products to feel like a proper beauty blogger, I promise I won't do it again, I'm totally against the hidden commercials.
Tell me if you decide to try it and let me know about the results!
Do you know about this idea that some cities make their own version of "Happy" by Pharell Williams?
My city did, too! I'm surprise that there is so much positive energy in my hometown!
I share it with you to show you that not only american or famous european cities can be modern, positive and cool! On the last minute you can see a chorus conductor who was my teacher when I was at music school. She's fabulous. You can also see Opole's sport people, modern dance group and food bloggers who are very active in my city.
So, welcome to my world. Happy world as you can see;)) Tell me how you like it :))
"Electrifying cathedrals of trees, pulsating auras, life-forming energies rushing through seemingly still waters: the miracles of nature are the most ravishing sort of sorcery. Musician Alix Brown takes a psychoactive voyage into the woods to open her third eye, as artistShae DeTar unblocks the doors of perception and dares us to see the unseeable. |kindly click every image| to enrich the fashion phantasmagoria"
