MADE

When I watch an episode of MTV's Made, I feel slightly encouraged to be myself-flaws and all. A lot of what Made is about is becoming a better person in all aspects, gaining confidence, and finding the power within to accomplish anything. Many of the episodes of Made have a great ending, where the person being made gives it their all and wins a competition, or gets voted on the Prom Court. When I see an everyday, real-life person working hard towards their goal, I myself feel encouraged to do the same thing and to let my inner beauty shine through. 
A lot of people think their "flaws" are ugly, unattractive, and disappointing. I actually think their flaws make them unique, beautiful, and interesting; they make a person stand out in their own way. 

Recent Nail Trend

I noticed this trend in magazines, in photographs of celebrities, and recently on real-life people. This trend being matching finger nail polish on each fingernail except one on each hand. Sorta like the picture below.

Vanessa Hudgens

Usually, this trend would be something I would roll my eyes at. But, admittedly, I like the look. I especially love the colors Hudgens chose in the photo above. I have also seen the nail polish color on the majority of the fingernails to be a nude/skin-tone color, with the one nail on each hand being black. 

Of coarse, I would not recommend this nail trend during dinner with the president! ;)

Still Bzzing About Garnier Fructis

It has been a couple of weeks since I first used the Triple Nutrition Garnier Fructis shampoo and conditioner. My original thoughts on the shampoo are about the same now as they were in the beginning. I have spread some informative buzz, I have washed and re-washed again and again my hair with the Triple Nutrition shampoo and conditioner, and I have even printed out the coupon provided from BzzAgent and bought myself a different Garnier Fructis shampoo (one that is made more specifically for my hair type) and I am excited to try that out! 


From the people I have spread word to about the Garnier Fructis campaign, I think my mother was the most excited. Garnier Fructis is a very high step up from her dollar-a-bottle shampoo and conditioner. I gave my mother a good amount of shampoo and conditioner in two separate baggies for her to take home and try herself. After she washed her hair with the Triple Nutrition shampoo and conditioner, she immediately told me how wonderful she thought the products were! My mother was both pleased and surprised at how well the Triple Nutrition worked on her hair. My mother's hair is a good example of damaged hair. She has dyed her hair several times, she has used hair-dryers for a majority of her life. Needless to say, my mother's hair was in need of some serious nutrition. I now have a coupon I printed off from coupons.com for $1 off Garnier Fructis that I am waiting to give to her so she can stock up on the Triple Nutrition!


The Triple Nutrition conditioner, in my opinion, is better than the Triple Nutrition shampoo. I like many things about the conditioner: the creamy, rich texture and consistency, the scent, and the way it makes my hair feel-even after hours have passed, my hair still feels soft to the touch and luxurious. I definitely would buy the Triple Nutrition conditioner again. I could not help but keep touching my hair after each use of the conditioner. I have been using my regular shampoo and then following it with the Triple Nutrition conditioner, and I am very pleased with that.

Garnier Fructis Triple Nutrition Conditioner.

Thank you BzzAgent for the great campaign, tools, and information you provided for me to spread the buzz. I enjoyed trying out Garnier Fructis and giving my feedback on the products. 

I received the Triple Nutrition shampoo and conditioner free from BzzAgent (bzzagent.com) as part of a campaign.