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This is a hot review...okay a hot hair styling tool review - one that I have been eyeing for a very long time, tool named Spin Styler - The Rotating Iron. It is a dupe version of the "Instyler".  I have no clue about the tools make or origin but I am just satisfied with the outcome of this product.  It comes in  a half brush, half rotating barrel design. Can be used to create both straight and curly hair do and almost any kind of flip. Defiantly adds volume to limp hair like mine.  The Frizz Free Hair So for the review : The barrel is about an inch in size. Decent length of cord for easy hand movements.  Bulky yes but easy to use and handle. Thank god I have not burned myself yet. It comes with a sectioning comb, can be used as an alternative to a rat tail comb Standard double/two pin plug connector. Quick styling guide & an user manual is provided The heat settings don’t really work or maybe I need to explore th

When was the first time you ever got intrigued by make-up? mine was just about fiveish years of age. I used to remember the waking up to a brightly lit room and the sight of my mother getting ready for work. She had mostly glass bottles and jars lined perfectly framing the light brown dressing table.   A dark emerald blue glass bowl with all the bobby pins, a brush holder with the most funniest looking spike brush and my favourite part of the dresser; the majestic line of perfume bottles. Among  all the tempting items that I was warned not to play with there was dear mummy.  She held the lip brush on her right hand and drew the most perfect lips one could desire to have. It was always the crimson red lip colour. I learnt a great deal that brushes were not only to paint on paper but also to paint a perfect canvas - your face.  Since I have grown to handle make-up well I am constantly exploring products that can make a combination skin tone like mine look more radiant and

It is amazing how our mind works when we go on a solo planned window shopping spree and end up with bags and bags of goodies. Yes you heard me right " planned window shopping spree", it was initially a casual window shopping day at the Queen's Bay Mall when my heart skipped a beat looking at the ever majestic "Black and White" teamed you can't get enough store. It was right across me, silently screaming out my name. What do a solo casual shopper like me do? When the shops you walk by calls you out by name. You stop, savour the economically full purse feeling for just a little while and with no shame and guilt you walk with your head held high in to "Sephora". That is exactly what I did and the damage was huge. As I began my journey I was greeted with Marc Jacobs line of make-up, Urban Decay,  Dior, Smashbox, NYX and a whole collection of affordable Sephora's line of cosmetics. My eyes were all over the place that I could have died hit