French Bob | White Frills

I got a haircut over the weekend. The cut that has been haunting me in my dreams for the past week or two. I've been obsessing over this French bob hair style and finally pluck up the courage to get it done after consulting with my stylist over the phone. I am so in love with this new hair! Another exciting thing? I got this new top from my good friend Monique who owns the label alex[a]lexa and I am obsessed!

What I'm wearing:

alex[a]lexa Fontaine top (here) - ASOS Farleigh mom jeans - Gucci belt - Quay x Desi "Don't @ Me" sunglasses in white - Zara heels

New Hair, Who Dis?

Decided on a whim that I'm going to chop off some lengths of my hair. I've had it grown out quite a bit, it has reached my armpits. But due to hair fall (out of stress and whatnot), I decided I needed to lighten up. And I thought it was a great decision. I love my new shorter 'do, although I still need to get the hang on styling it myself. But nevertheless, it's easier to manage (obviously) and I think it made me more adventurous in using my styling tools that has been collecting dusts in my drawers.

So here's to New Hair and adios to the negative vibes that has been weighing on my shoulders this year. I'm praying for a much much better new year. Only a few days to go until 2019.

Current Go To: John Masters Organics Scalp

After giving birth to my daughter, I experienced the worse postpartum hair fall/loss I've ever had. It was so bad that I can easily see some parts of my head thinning. I've tried a couple of different hair treatment/tonic. None of them worked to its max potential I think. And they made my scalp itch and my roots dry. A few months after giving birth, a friend of mine recommended that I should take biotin supplement (mine is this one). So I did. And it helped to a certain level. I've got baby hairs starting to grow exponentially. But it still lacking that volume, shine, and oomph that I want.

During my trip to Singapore back in February, I went to Sephora (of course) and went to the hair section. I found the John Masters products and rest my eyes on the Scalp Treatment spray. I bought it mainly because it is organic and there weren't many chemicals within the ingredients. So I decided to gave it a try for a month or two at least. Lo and behold, I've only been using it for over a month and I have found quite a dramatic change in my hair! I find more hairs are growing and thickening in the areas where it used to be thinning post-partum. My hair strands grew its size. Even my hairstylist noticed the difference when I went in her salon to get a trim. She said she could felt it when she grab my hair in a ponytail it felt thicker than it used to. My scalp didn't feel itchy and my roots aren't dry. My hair felt more luscious and easier to style. All in all, I'd say this is a product I live for! Success! Highly recommended if you are experiencing similar problems as me.

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