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7 Small But Surprisingly Effective Ways To Change Your Look

Do you ever look in the mirror and wonder “Who the heck are you?”? No matter how old we get, a part of us keeps expecting to see our 18 year-old selves looking back at us in the glass. Yet, the jarring feeling that we often get from looking in the mirror isn’t necessarily because we’ve changed. Far from it. In many cases, it’s because we’ve not been making enough changes to our appearance. And if we’re less than happy with the way we look, it can give rise to dysmorphic disorders that make us see flaws that seem glaringly obvious… but that either aren’t there or massively exaggerated by the lens of our psyche.

Changing up your look can actually be very psychologically beneficial. It can imbue us with a sense of a fresh start. A new beginning that will bring us closer to the version of ourselves that we want to be. It can effect changes in our outlook and our personality from the outside in.

7 Small But Surprisingly Effective Ways To Change Your Look

Barbie Deluxe Styling Head Review

Would your child like to learn how to style and create the most fabulous hair? Barbie Colour, Cut & Curl Deluxe Styling Head might be the ideal toy to give them that creativity. Or maybe they love to learn how to put on false nails and style it? They can become a hairdresser, a make-up artist and a manicurist all in one – Barbie Styling Head toy has it all!

Barbie Colour, Cut & Curl deluxe styling head

Barbie Rainbow Hair Review

This Barbie Rainbow Hair doll is made to play with her beautiful long blonde silky hair. My daughter like this idea as she can simply swipe her Barbie’s hair with the rainbow hair tool!

This set comes with Barbie doll wearing a shimmery pink top and graphic print skirt (Velcro) accessorised with pink loop earrings, a blue bracelet and black shoes. There is also a hair tool, one rainbow colour cartridge, three barrettes, two rubber bands and one brush. This set is suitable for aged 5 and above.

barbie rainbow hair review

I Love VIP Pets – Lady Gigi Hair Style

I Love VIP Pets is one of the Hamley’s Christmas Top Toys for 2013. They are a collection of six long hair dogs which allow your children to style their hair. Each dog has their own personality, hobby and hair colours. They will be loved by young girls who love to style hair.

DGJ Argan Oil Review

The DGJ Organics range was originally developed by celebrity hairdresser and colourist Daniel Galvin Junior 10 years ago when there were no organic haircare products available. Now they have launched these new products,
Hair Review: DGJ Argan Oil

Dead Sea Spa Magik Products

As a busy mum of two young children I have no time to go to a spa or sometimes it’s struggle to even to have a nice hot bath. When I got to review Dead Sea Spa Magik products, it was a good reason to make more ‘me’ time.
I received a sachet of Mineral Shampoo & Hair Magik Serum and Spa Magik Salt Brushing 500g. I also received Spa Find Dead Sea Bath Salts and Calmit Extract which you can read on my next blog.

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Welcome to ET Speaks From Home. My name is Eileen, mother of two children aged 13 and 11 with visual impairment. We've been online since 2012 and continue to grow. I love to cook, craft, DIY, write about Chinese Culture and YouTube reviews.
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