This past few weeks i dunno why, but i just feel like smoking.
smoking cigarettes... haiz..
maybe its just the board-ness that i am feeling this past few weeks..
hhhhmmmm.... still considering to smoke..
i know cigarettes is not the only solution i can go for.. but for now, i guess  that the only solution i can find.
u can suggest me others but still i'll tell you that i'm done with the suggestions ur giving me, cause most of the suggestion that you gonna give me is all in my head which i have think of. so... no point~
unless u got something that i never think of yet.

14/2/2012

"To enter the heart of the love ones is through tagging along with them on what they like to do much."
-Taufiq B.Ahmad Azami

Alrite just one more post for today.. something interesting to share.
not trying to say i perfect but, this is just sharing aye~. hehe.
got it on fb.

A British man came to Sheikh and asked: Why is it not permissible in Islam for women to shake hands with a man?

The Sheikh said: Can you shake hands with Queen Elizabeth?

British man said: Of course not, there are only certain people who can shake hands with Queen Elizabeth. 

Sheikh replied: our women are queens and queens do not shake hands with strange men.
Then the British man asked the Sheikh: Why do your girls cover up their body and hair?

The Sheikh smiled and got two sweets, he opened the first one and kept the other one closed.
He threw them both on the dusty floor and asked the British: If I asked you to take one of the sweets which one will you choose?

The British replied: The covered one.

The Sheikh said: that’s how we treat and see our woman....

ITS BEEN LONG

Wow. this is like YEARS long time never been here blogging??, haha.
cant imagine i'm still in this blog. ok firstly i'm in here because of this fav lil cuz of mine, haha. she ask me to come back in blog. haha. ok2. NOW I'M HERE~!
hahaha =)

ok i seriously not sure what i want to talk about.... but... lately, things have been tough for me.. school, passion, relationship status(Single) <--- hahaha..
so yar... haha. ok~
Life must goes on right?
=)
tmrw is valentines day? yea.. so i'm not celebrating as for i am a Muslim Islam.. so yar were not allowed. but to all who celebrating Happy Holidays aye.. go and have nice dinner with your love ones, date and lots more.. haha. so yea..

talking about yesterday.. its my cousins Wedding day. Alhamdulillah everything goes well.
SELAMAT PENGATIN BARU to you guys aye~.

so thats the pic of me and my fav lil cuz.
shes beautiful right? haha. yea. =)

and its been long time never see all my cuzzins.
and talking to them getting together with them is really cheering me up. lots of laughter, lost of warmth closeness.
(warmth closeness)??
how the hell i invented that? haha. i dunno how to describe, u guys describe it your self aye~. haha

oh yar not to forget in a few days time is my UT3 (understanding test 3)
gd luck to me.. 1st test will be Communication. yea gd luck to me. haha..
hhhhmmm.. so i guess till here?
Anyways i'm studying now actually suddenly remembered about my cuzzin. haha, so yea gotta get back to my studies..
so just catch me here again.. i'll try post things if theres time. Insyaallah.

Assalammualaikum~
^^

SELAMAT HARI RAYA!
(DK0904W)

A Guide to Men's Shampoo and Conditioner

Choosing the Right Product for Your Hair

By Dave Alexander, About.com Guide

One walk down the hair care aisle of the grocery store and you'll literally see hundreds of different shampoos and conditioners and styling products for men. The professional side of the market is just as saturated. Which shampoo and conditioner do you choose? In this guide to men's shampoo and conditioner, I'll explain the basics and try to help you chose the product that is right for you.

SHAMPOOS

There are several common types of shampoo. Because most men have hair that is less than three inches long, most "normal" shampoos will work for the average guy. When choosing a shampoo, select one that specifically targets problems you are having with your scalp -- dryness, oiliness, etc.

Shampoos for normal hair won't strip natural oils from the hair and scalp as they are typically gentle. This type of shampoo works well for about nine out of every ten guys.

Shampoos for oily hair contain cleansers designed to remove as much oil as possible. These are good for men with oily scalps, but may cause excessive dryness in men with a normal scalp.

Shampoos for dry hair (often called moisturizing shampoos) are specifically formulated to add moisture to the hair and scalp. Unless you have very dry hair, these types of shampoos are not necessary and can often weigh down normal hair.

Thickening shampoos (or volumizing shampoos) often contain glycerine, which helps the hair retain water and swells the hair strand by lifting the cuticle. The hair's cuticle is a hard shingle-like layer that looks like fish scales under magnification. Under normal circumstances, these shingles lie flat. Many thickening shampoos cause the cuticle to open up, thus swelling the hair shaft. In this state, the hair is more vulnerable, so following up with a good conditioner is recommended.

Dandruff shampoos are formulated to help prevent the itching and flaking associated with dandruff. Before using a dandruff shampoo, make sure you really have dandruff. Dandruff (seborrheic dermatitis) causes thick flakes and irritated scalp. If you're seeing smaller, fine white flakes, the problem is likely dry scalp which can be corrected with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Start by using a dandruff shampoo every other day (alternating with a good moisturizing shampoo) as dandruff shampoos can often cause excessive dryness.

Clarifying shampoos have a higher acid content and are formulated to remove excessive buildup of styling products in the hair. Swimmers may also use a clarifying shampoo to remove chemicals left in the hair by pool water. Avoid using this type of shampoo more than once per month as the elevated acid content can cause dryness and damage.

Most shampoos can be used every day. In the shower, simply apply a small amount to the palm of your hand and rub hands together to distribute the product. Very gently massage the shampoo into the hair and scalp with your fingertips and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

CONDITIONERS

Conditioners are designed to add moisture to the hair and scalp, soften the hair, increase luster and prevent tangling. Commonly formulated with silicone or fatty alcohols, modern conditioners accomplish these tasks without feeling greasy or heavy. Think of a hair conditioner as fabric softener for your hair.

Moisturizing conditioners contain ingredients that help the hair retain moisture and should be used by those with dry, curly, or coarse hair. If your hair is extremely dry, use a conditioner that contains essential fatty acids. These EFA based conditioners contain oil similar to sebum, which the scalp naturally produces.

Thickening conditioners (or volumizing conditioners) coat the hair with a layer of protein with makes the hair appear thicker. This type of conditioner can help fill in the gaps left in the cuticle if it is damaged and add smoothness and shine to the hair. Thickening conditioners are suitable for those with fine, limp, or damaged hair.

Leave in conditioners work, much like a facial moisturizer, by nourishing your hair. These types of conditioners are not rinsed out and can also help add a bit of manageability to the hair as well as protecting it from the sun (look for one with a sunscreen). Many guys believe their hair behaves better the day after a shampoo and a leave in conditioner can give the same manageability while allowing you to shampoo every day.

Most conditioners can be used every day. For maximum benefit, leave the conditioner on the hair for two minutes (this is a good time to shave your face) and be sure to rinse well with lukewarm water.

Link: http://menshair.about.com/od/mensproductguide/a/shampoo.htm

Selamat HARI RAYA!

Sorry if there any mistakes i've mad towards u, plz forgive me.