Hey everyone, just wanted to update you that I recently lost my previous Facebook account so I have decided to create one from scratch. I will be sharing all updates and posts on there as well as Instagram stories. Thank you so much for the people who still support this space. I really appreciate it.

Please follow my newest account here. 

For some time now, I had a lot of curiosity about this technique and what it claimed to do. I figured it was only for skin exfoliation but little did I know that dry brushing can be even beneficial to your health.

For the past months, I've been noticing a bit of dryness on the skin to the point I would use so much lotion, I thought maybe I wasn't using one that was very emollient. I started to read up about dry brushing and decided to purchase this one from Amazon since I had no luck finding the right one in town for this task.

I started to do this a few times a week prior shower for about 5 minutes each time. So what you want to do is go by sections in circular motion applying some pressure. At first I was concerned if it was going to be harsh but other than a minor redness, it dissipates right away.

After a month of use I can see such an amazing difference, I compliment the brushing after bathing with a dry oil by Doctor Spa with olive oil and coconut which has improved the look and feel of my skin. It's softer, more radiant and I almost feel like the skin around my stomach looks more toned lately.

I also love doing this weekly because it sorta relaxes me, like more blood flow throughout the body. I can't rave enough about this.

Have you tried Dry Brushing? Leave a comment down below with your experience or favorite brush to use. 

I don't know what it is about purple that just gives me these futuristic vibes. Pantone's 2022 color of the year is called Very Peri and I think it suits this year as we are each day one more step ahead into the future.

From NFTs, Metaverse and Cryptocurrency, there's no doubt in my mind we are finally setting foundation for the world of technology. 

Sweater | Skirt | Boots | Bag

Ever since I was a teenager my skin has undergone certain skin treatments to keep mild acne in check as well as some residual scars from chickenpox. I must admit the whole scarring part made me quite self conscious because I used to have the most flawless skin but thankfully that was a phase I have already outgrown. Nevertheless, I enjoy taking care of my skin as I can still be prone to breakout specially now with this new rules of wearing facial masks in public due to COVID. 

I have tried a wide array of skin care products and treatments but ever since I heard about the Hollywood Laser Peel I knew it was something I wanted to try, specially when I saw such great results on acne-prone skin.

As of right now, my skin has shown amazing improvement and all thanks to wearing sunblock, getting weekly exfoliation and using skin products that work as well as choosing the right make-up products. So, getting this laser was something I considered to improve skin texture, tone and keep my skin fresh.

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I remember back in the day when I was a young girl, my mom used to dress me and my sister up in these ugly looking corduroy wide legged jeans. Aside from the color, I just really hated the way they looked on me... I DESPISED them. The trauma of wearing that style has always stayed with me to the point I rarely consider wearing them as an adult.

But... I gave in! Well, I actually didn't buy them, they were gifted to me. 

I would like to thank everyone who still follows me on Instagram. As of recently I discovered Facebook took my page down perhaps due to inactivity, so I have created a new one where I will be sharing all the new posts and updates. 

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As a Dominican Woman, I feel the strong need to take such a good care of my hair. We Dominicans are definitely known for our ways of taking care of our locks, and truth be told we are slightly obsessed. If you don't believe it go to a Dominican hair salon so you can get a taste of what I'm talking about.

To give you a little context of my hair, I have curly/wavy hair which I blow dry and flat iron every week or every two weeks. I also apply semi-permanent hair color or deposit only color (Cellophane) with no ammonia just to enhance my hair. My current hair status involves a lot of frizz specially at the root which gets activated with humidity so it means when I get it done, heat is definitely my best friend as it tames the hair down. 

Anyways, I'm always on the hunt for hair products that enhance my hair or prevent catastrophes and I take my time and do lots of research before take a plunge on buying to avoid unnecessary stuff. So, I've been hearing a lot this amazing product called Olaplex Hair Perfector No.3 and decided to give it whirl. 

At the beginning I thought it was only for people who dyed their hair blonde and are prone to a lot of hair problems but as I kept researching, I found out this products is basically for anyone who colors their hair or is exposed to chemicals. Additionally, it prolongs hair color while helping improve hair texture, protect, strengthen and address damaged hair.

Even though my hair isn't damaged or anything like that I love an intense blue black hair or just a very rich jet black which tends to wear off quite fast for me. I have used this product for a month and I can say I have seen such an improvement I didn't believe possible. I had colored my hair back in August and is now November and there are no signs of brassiness which I tend to get sometimes as the color wears off. In addition to that, my hair feels softer and with more body and an amazing shine.