There is a market of choice, assuring the great spice
with jojoba, coconut, & oil.
My apprehensions a week ago,
Tresemme` unstressed in a single go
with bounty of lovely hairdo.
My tresses are more bouncy,
leaving scalp no more oily,
but with a mark of smiley. :)
With change in weather conditions, my hairs are prone to damage.
Tresemme` frizz-prone shampoo pack from Indiblogger reached me during the apt
period to go through an acid test.
I went through its You Tube channel link. My hairs are straight & silky, so I chose
this butterfly tail which is simple to tie and absolute stylish. You need to
just tie a simple pony-tail. Bring your hands in center. Make a hole, and put your
pony-tail into it. It’s just that much simple!
But, this hairdo didn't work with less volume. My apprehensions
were in store, and I wanted to see the results. After using Tresemme`, within a
week, my hairs gained volume. Also, my scalp was not anymore oily to leave
stress on my face. And then, with this funky butterfly look, I was all there to
get my friends’ attention. Yuppie! It worked.
The only con where Tresemme` disappointed me is, it left my
hairs less shiny. Need to work!
Do you remember your first favorite song? My first
encounter with music came with the film “Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya”. I love its two
tracks very much, “Meri saanson mein”, and “Koi jaane koi na jaane”. When I
first saw this movie on television, and heard these songs, esp. first one, it
made me sit and listen to the track like I was always an aesthete; and then I
was introduced to my romantic nature. When my elder sister came to know my love
for this song, she misunderstood it with my teenage- when every girl loves to
be appreciated for her beauty, and when the second name of beauty was being
entitled to “Aishwarya Rai”. Yes, I also fell in love with Remo Fernandez’
song: “Oh meri munni”. ;) When, once, in a classroom play, I revealed,
“my favorite song is, “zara-2 bahekta hai” from RHTDM”, my friends took it as
my love for the guy I was being teased for by them. At that time, I didn’t know
if I love these singers, musicians, or lyricists!
I love each and every composition of “Zindagi Na
Milegi Dobaara”, penned by Javed Akhtar. I love Farhan Akhtar’s élan, and his
endeavors to make everyone fall in love with his husky voice. I love Shankar
Mahadevan’s each song, and esp. ‘breathless’ one. I love the latest single of Indian
beauty, “In My City”. I love the
charming Justin Bieber’s, “Baby”.
If there is a discourse of music and songs, it’s inevitable
to bring Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar, and other legends on the table. At one
point of time, I didn’t use to pay attention who was the artist backstage as
they were usually, Lataji, Ashaji, Udit Narayan, and Alka Yagnik. When I came
across K.K’s songs, I enquired & then praised, “What a terrific singer!” When
I listened to the track of Agneepath, “Deva shree Ganesha”, I googled the
lyricist behind it! The music of Barfi touched my soul.
I think I am confused, and if truth be told, I find
every artist behind a lovely track great when it bears in my mind, heart, and
soul. And yes, when the encounter is poor, I don’t want to arrest the
perpetrators!
I don’t put my phone on silent mode ever, if the situation doesn't demand it. My food breathes great with music on the air. Music relaxes
me when I had written something too serious to forget easily. I play a track in
continuation until I feel it’s done. My (almost) all poems are rhythmic.
I am little moody with my choice of songs. If it’s
soothing one time, then it should be rocking or lyrical another time.
HP presents HP Connected Music service where
consumers can enjoy their music anytime anywhere on their HP notebook. So, if
your music tune changes with your mind, HP gives a solution.
