Obsession with Skincare products

Since Dec last year I have been on a Hair-Care and Hair-Style fever.

Dont know what possessed me to spend tonnes on products for hair care and hair style as well as expensive hair stylists and treatments.

Lately I felt slightly relieved as I have started toning down my obsession.

Today I realised that it has morphed itself into another obsession- Skin Care products!!!!

Over the past few months I have bought TONNESSSS..

Most recent purchases today

1. 3 tubes of Dermalogica Skin Smoothing Cream

2. Skin Food Aloe SPF20+ BB cream

3. Face Shop Quick and Clean BB cream

4. Skin Food Black Sugar Mask Wash Off

Will stop will stop. Before my room turns into a storeroom for products. :S

Quote of the day

“We spend too much time living in the what if and need to learn to live in the what is.” - Rev. Leroy Allison

New haircut by different stylist

Last Dec, I went to Shunji Matsuo for haircut by Min (Korean International Director). He gave me a blunt cut with minimal layers and a side swept fringe. What I liked most about the haircut was its sloping side.

Have been thinking of getting another haircut for over a week now. Since I am free today, decided to pop by to Midvalley and try another saloon. (Lately I just feel like trying different stylists each time for a different cut)

Went to EP for cut by its Japanese stylist. He asked me what cut I have in mind. I just described to him roughly the fringe that I would like to have and ask him to thin the hair.

As for the length and style, I asked for his recommendation. He recommended that I keep my length at the back, but make it more graduated at the side. And the top layer of hairs will be one length, while the inner hair will be sheared and layered to remove the bulk.

Here's the outcome... side view attached too ^^

Book Review and such

<1>The most recent book I read was "On Form". It was describing how people should take the high performing athletes as example - to intersperse periods of exertion, growth with periods of rest and recovery. In short, the most memorable quote I took away from the book was "Is the life I am living worth what I am giving up to have it?"