Irina Shayk - my current fav super-model

It's like I breathe fashion now. I never thought I would be so passionate about something and actually deliver. It's a wonderful and accomplished feeling. Although, my goals are still very high and far from my grasp at the moment, but the path I'm on is the correct one. Not to get all spiritual, but things do happen for a reason. I sound like a broken record. The point is stick to your dreams. You may not have that dream come true but those moments of the day where you just zone out and picture heaven on earth plays a vital role. They, almost single-handedly, become a source of realistic inspiration.
Following those specific dreams, delivers you to a field with many paths. Majority of those paths clouded which makes the rest very clear. It's an obvious window of opportunity. I know some of us, if not most, have to deal with 2 to 3 jobs and really don't have the ability to switch roads and follow our hearts. For those who do have that opportunity, please do not be afraid. Do not fear the outcome, worry about the consequences. What I mean is don't do anything stupid. Make sure those steps to your dreams are wise ones. There is nothing wrong with following your dreams and doing what you makes you happy - as long as you have the passion behind it, you have nothing to fear. I went from graphic designing to scriptwriting and right into the profession I feel the most comfortable in. All the attempts before have helped me become a more well-rounded stylist in the world of fashion.

~ Ladies First ~
I know how it is to go crazy over hair sometimes. We all know how much of a pain it is during the summer. Trying to avoid all that salt water, chlorine, and exposure to the sun can take its toll. The thing is ladies, even winter brings a battle of its own. Here are some pointers so that you keep those locks gorgeous and healthy.

• Keeping your scalp less flaky and dry - When the colder climate hits that means those natural oils are not able to spread through your scalp. If your locks go limp all of a sudden, you have super dry face, or notice redness on other parts of your body, you will most likely develop dandruff. Switch to another shampoo that can fix this issue. Use those that contain zinc or sulfur. This kills the flakes within a few weeks.
• Your hair is flat when you take your hat off - For longer hair: twist hair into a bun high at the crown of your head, secure with a hair elastic (a one covered with fabric to prevent creases) and then put your hat on. For shorter hair: pull the front section of your hair into four mini bumps, and secure with bobby pins before you put on the hat. Once your inside and the hat goes off just simply remove the instruments and let your hair fall and style with your hands.
• That darn static - For fine/straight hair - rub an antifrizz cream on just the tip of your hair to avoid a greasy scalp. Carry a dryer sheet for touch ups during the day. For medium/wavy hair - your hair is thick so it can handle a rich conditioning spray to lock in moisture and beat the heat. Apply it on a damp hair before you blow-dry. For full/curly hair - coarse hair needs an overnight cream. Avoid alcohol-based gels, which can dry out curls.
• The hair looks super dull, here's how to fix the habits:

1. Habit: Shampooing everyday. Fix: Look for ingredients like B5 and panthenol, which smooths the hair shafts.
2. Habit: Blow-drying regularly. Fix: Mist your brush with a nourishing heat-protections spray to fend off dryness. 
3. Habit: Flat-ironing regularly. Fix: Rub regular olive oil into the plates of your straightening iron once a week to keep hair from getting fried. 
4. Habit: Coloring your hair monthly. Fix: Switch to a dye formula that actually adds moisture while you color.

• Your hair is really brittle and you are getting tons of breakage and split-ends. Besides doing all those necessary hair treatments, you need to hydrate! It's not just about drinking plenty of water or eating healthy with plenty of vegetables. Try using something as simple as a humidifier in your room when it's your bedtime.