Last Monsoon season I mentioned using Mughziat hair oil for my hair fall problem since I face a serious hair fall every Monsoon season. You can read the mini review of the oil in my previous post to get a head start for this one. Today I am going to share my experience of using this hair oil. Read further to find out...

The Summers are over and Winter is here. The weather changed drastically with one rain here in Lahore. One of the gifts Winters has brought is dry skin and scalp. Hair feel so rough and dry as if all moisture has been sucked out of them. Now what to do with them? How to revive them? Read my review to find out!

Its monsoon season here in Pakistan. The weather is so humid these days that it feels as if one is suffocating. In the same manner the skin is also experiencing the same trauma. My skin gets so oily during this season though I have a very dry skin. As for my hair, don't bother asking! They are falling like leaves off trees in autumn. I feel as if I'll be bald quite soon. Since I re bonded my hair last year they feel so thin now :'( Its believed by elder ladies here that Monsoon is the season of hair fall. No matter what remedy is adopted if one is experiencing a hair fall they will fall no matter what and lets not forget those baby hair that pop up in place of fallen hair and spoil your hair styles. So what am I doing to prevent my hair from falling or more like trying to minimize the hair fall? Read below to find out. 

Here is another post about the shampoos I have used and am using these days. A few months back in winter, I purchased a new shampoo for my excessive dry scalp. My skin is way too dry, so much that if I don't drink much water in summers or winters it gets very dehydrated. So I needed a good shampoo for my dry scalp. Before this I used Botanics shampoo for dry and damaged hair but since it stopped coming to Pakistan I had to change my shampoo. So on the recommendation of the store keeper, where I buy most of my cosmetic products I bought Charles Worthington moisturizing shampoo for dry hair. The shopkeeper explained to me its endless benefits and miracles. I naturally bought it. It cost me Rs. 400 for a 325 ml bottle.