|Empties|: July Empties: Tresses, Treats, and Tiny Tubs

Hello, lovely readers! Another month has flown by, and it's time for my monthly empties roundup. July has been a whirlwind of beauty discoveries and rediscoveries, and today I'm excited to share the treasures I bid adieu to. Let's dive into the world of haircare, skincare, and a touch of baby love.

July empties 

1. Sither Lory's Hair Mask in Jaborandi

My hair's best friend. 💁‍♀️ This hair mask has been a trusted companion in my routine for ages. Infused with the goodness of Jaborandi, it transformed my locks into a luscious mane. I've been using it as a conditioner post-shampoo, and the results have been nothing short of fabulous. I have reviews the Lory's hair masks previously, you can use the search bar to read my complete review on them. 

2. Charm Natural Luxury Edit Divine Whipped Cream

Local luxury at its finest. 🌿 This whipped cream has earned a permanent spot on my skincare shelf. Developed locally, it's a moisturizing marvel that leaves my skin feeling pampered and velvety smooth. The divine scent is an added bonus, making every application a sensorial delight. I am already on my second tub which is soon going to end. 

3. Baby Dove Lotion

Tender love for the tiniest toes. 👶 This one was dedicated to my little one. The Baby Dove lotion worked its magic, keeping my baby's delicate skin soft and nourished. The gentle formula and subtle fragrance made every post-bath cuddle session extra special.

4. Freecia Permanent Hair Color and Rivaj Developer

A splash of color. 🌈 Time for a hair transformation! The Freecia Permanent Hair Color paired with the Rivaj Developer brought Color to my locks. Vibrant hues and a glossy finish—this duo made every hair coloring session a creative escapade. 

5. Sudocrem

The multitasking marvel. 🌼 Sudocrem has been my go-to for everything from soothing minor skin irritations to providing a protective barrier. This little tub is a skincare superhero. Sadly too many fakes are circulating in the market. I bought replicas from pharmacies twice. I managed to buy originals from Al-fatah only. Given the recent genocide happening in Gaza and the manufacturers of Sudocrem being an Israeli consumer healthcare company, I have moved to other alternates. 

6. Neutrogena T/Gel Shampoo

Bid farewell to flakes. ❄️ Dealing with seborrheic dermatitis is no fun, but Neutrogena's T/Gel Shampoo made it a bit more manageable. Its therapeutic formula eased the itchiness and left my scalp feeling refreshed. However its an expensive product, not something I'll indulge in again. 

7. Betasalic Lotion

Prescription perfection. 🩹 When my seborrheic dermatitis needed some extra TLC, Betasalic Lotion came to the rescue. Doctor-prescribed and effective, it's been a crucial step in my skincare routine, tackling inflammation and ensuring a clean scalp. 

As these products find a new home in my recycling bin, I'm excited to embark on a new month of beauty discoveries. Until next time, stay radiant and embrace the beauty in every empty bottle! ✨💖 Stay healthy and beautiful. xoxo!!!