I'm a cinammon expert

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!

Laura

Does anyone of you know how to do such an half updo? I found lots of similar ones, but not exactly this. And I really like it! It's very "me". Sorry for the quality of the photo, but that's a print screen from watching "Enlightened" and this is of course fabulous Laura Dern. I like how she looks in the series. 

Laura's beauty type is quite challenging, but fascinating also. I can't tell she is beautiful, but the word Woman should be spelled with big W while speaking about her. She's very tall and looks much older than she really is. I don't think she looks good on photos, but her true charm is visible while watching her move and act.

She's amazing in "Enlightened". 

So, if you have any idea how to do so-looking hair, please

LET ME KNOW!!!

Back to studying for another exams.

Is it possible? Easy hairdos.

When I watch all those yt tutorials I think all shown hairdos there,  are simple and pretty, but when I try to do them on my hair - you can imagine the disaster. So why try all those pinterest diva's ideas, when hairdos presented on uniqlo.com are so simple and pretty that you don't even need a tutorial?

Don't get me wrong - I love all DIY beauty stuff on the internet, but sometimes you just want to go back to times, when websites weren't the only source of inspiration and you just went to school/meet with friends and all the hairstyles were obvious and very feminine!

(Of course some of the presented ones does not look so simple - if you like those ones, pinterest's  account of Uniqlo (what an irony...) offers more specific descriptions.)

Pin for many more

here

Give it a try!

Van Noten's mess

Busy time, busy time! I've just started my new studies and I'm completely not creative. So sorry for not posting for a while, but I'm sure nobody really cares. I still focus on facing the truth I'll never be a popular blogger!

Something about hair today. I recently cut mine and from that day I feel awful. I was growing my hair long for a while and they were over the shoulders when I have that idea to cut them. I wanted to give 'em some life because they were thin and damaged because of stress, weather or whatever. But it was a mistake. They are not much healthier and I really hate my actual hairstyle. I didn't cut much of the hair. They are about shoulder lenght, but layered quite a lot. And I can do nothing with that haircut, just pray for them to grow fast. Hairstyle mistakes are definitely one of the worst mistakes ever! 

But what I want to show you is, first of all, the 4 illustrations of classic fashionable hairstyles by the popular designers. You can find them here and check which of them are closest to your own. 

I decided that now I'm a very very very bad copy of  Dries van Noten's. And even if the drawn hairstyle is too lovely, simple and neat to  look like my cut, the other hairdos from van Noten's fashion shows do!

Well, if some fashion specialists claims that those messy, flat looks are great and stylish I have to make myself proud of what I wear on my head! Because it looks quite the same usually...

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Let me now which one of the illustrated hairstyles suits you best!

Cheers.