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i think it's true..
my mum colours her hair often because her grey roots pop up very often. but her friends of the same age who've never coloured their hair don't have a single strand of grey hair!

my contributions:

- olive tree at clarke quay
- el toro restro bar along penang road (above the dubliner irish pub)

not sure if it's specifically mexican food but they serve great spanish food. is it the same?? but yup, yummy nonetheless!

hi there

there are quite a number of hair spas now in singapore. you might want to try phyto hair spa at wheelock place?
phytohairspa.com.sg

i personally haven't been there but i do use phyto products and they're really very good

hi there if you're looking for good & cheap, i would suggest going for Simple. it's really affordable and it's great for ppl with sensitive skin. you can get Simple products at any watson's or guardian pharmacies. i believe they stock them at leading supermarkets too but i always get mine at guardia...

i feel stressed during exam period (i'm a teacher) and when the annual review comes up. i feel stressed when the bank hounds me about repaying my study loan. i feel stressed when my friends ask me out for a night of partying but i have nary a cent left in my bank. so i do the best relaxation method ...

hey there not sure if this thread is still active but anyway i've attended an art appreciation course at this cozy little art studio along tanjong pagar called my art space. it was quite interesting and i think they have art classes there as well. mods, not advertising. just passing along some info ...

hey there

you might want to try le salon at takashimaya. i've never been there but i've often seen the well-heeled trotting out of the salon with absolutely gorgeous hair

[quote="Saunia"]Hello. Do any of the ladies know where I can do eyebrow & upper lip threading? I don't like waxing or laser tech - i just want to go for the simple, conventional threading.[/quote] well you can go to those hair removal chains like browhaus, they have threading services but at a sligh...

[quote="pinkky"]help me! i have pimple marks n spots done by using products that don't suit my face on my face. i want to get rid of them asap. some are there on my face for months le. i hav try using aloe vera gel for weeks, Rosken high potency vitamin E cream for weeks, and mederma gel for 1 week....

i missed out on going the last time they came to singapore! i'm so going for this one! unfortunately i'm surrounded by non-liverpool fans!

will i have to "walk alone" then???

the ultimate at shaw house is pretty good, i would say. but they're rather high-end and some of the therapists do try to hard sell but overall my experience has been not too bad.

hmmm not too sure abt cupcakes but the muffins at chocz & spice (tanjong pagar plaza) are simply divine

hey there! pls, pls dun ever pop your pimples!! it will cause scarring which makes it even harder to remove! you might want to try getting those doctor-prescribed creams? i used to have very bad acne a few yrs back, owing to the weather and my sensitive skin condition. but i visited a dermatologist ...

if your acne is because of sensitive skin, i reckon switching your skincare brands to something thats more sensitive-friendly. for me, my skin breaks out VERY EASILY - if it's too oily, too hot, too dirty or even a change in climate! :???: but my skin is kept under control with Simple. it's really m...