Showing posts with label Tips & Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips & Tricks. Show all posts

Thursday, December 22, 2016

#Christmas2016 Gift Guide

This time, I feature this gift giving-ready stuff that fits for you with rare, practical, yet-affordable and makes you happy and with your family and friends (in no-time.)

FOR BEAUTY HUB:

(Clockwise:)

  1. Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion
  2. Avon Naturals strawberry & guava lotion
  3. Hana foamy hand wash
  4. Avon "Far Away" talcum powder
  5. Avon Feelin' Fresh whitening roll-on deodorant 
  6. Zen zest Hand Sanitizer in Vanilla Cream
  7. pH Care feminine wash in Passionate Blossom
  8. Fair Trade Shea Nut Conditioner &
  9. Fair Trade Can Sugar Shampoo
  10. Avon "Imari" talcum powder
  11. Avon Feelin' Fresh Quelch Spring Blossom Deo-cream
  12. Avon Feelin' Fresh Quelch Glutathione Deo-cream 


FOR BES(TIES) ON EARTH:

Glassware Tumblers (P50.00/Each)

  • Starbucks Coffee logo
  • Hello Kitty


FOR FOODIE LOVER:

Marks & Spencer Christmas Basket set

  • Cranberry and Raspberry squash Breakfast Juice
  • Deliciously Crunch cereals
  • Pistachio and Almond cookies
  • Organic Green tea with Jasmine
  • Chocolate chip and Hazelnut cookies
  • Dutch shortcake (and)
  • Eclairs  


(AND) FOR FAM-BAM TEAM:

ABS-CBN TV Plus Digibox {or Digital or Black Box} (P1,499.00)

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Nail Care 101: How to fix your long, broken nails?



How to fix your long, broken nails? Sometimes, too much work or activity had a problems such a accidentally, rip-out or broke up after you open your can-opener drink. This time, a simple hack is a solution.

MATERIALS:

  • Tea bag cloth or Paper towel (tissue)*
  • Adhesive glue (not too harm to your skin, avoid eye contact)
  • Scissor
  • Tweezer
  • Nail file

*Optional

PROCEDURE:

  1. Measure your nail with a tissue paper or tea bag cutout into square in your affected part of your broken nail
  2. Apply a adhesive glue into your broken fingernail (do not expose to your skin, it's instant quick dry to stick-on)
  3. Carefully cover it with a piece of cutout cloth into your broken fingernail with tweezer and let it dry for a few seconds.
  4. Once it dry, carefully file a fixture part of your fingernails on each side of edges and also, in a nailbed DO NOT OVERFILE!
  5. For finishing touches, cover-up with your favorite nail color or a colorless nail polish for shiny, glossy finish.
SOURCE:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyKv-1Mspr8



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