I have had the Green Tea Scalp Care Pack to try before, and it smells really good! I haven't tried it long enough to give my reviews yet, but as far as I know it is working quite alright for me. Although it says green tea, it isn't green in colour; its actually brown in colour. But packed with green tea extracts and smell. It supposedly helps to reduce hair fall, improves scalp condition. 

 And as for the Energy Oil Serum, it brings out the bounce and shine in hair, makes it look more presentable. Just picture yourself getting out of bed, rushing out for work. Simply dab on this product, scrunch up your hair and tame it down. Violaaaaa, you're ready. Especially since I've got perms now, this product definitely helps to tame those frizzy flyways. 

After the treatment was done, I had the pre-perming cream on, and heated for 5min. This is to allow the hair to take the form of the next hairstyle easier. Got it washed off and here comes the perming cream and rolls with the digital perm machine. I always thought I looked funny like some mad experiment subject with cables coming out of my head. hehe. Read some magazines while the perming was taking place. When it was done, Su came to straighten the top half of my hair and we got the neutralizer applied on my hair to remove chemicals from the perm, so it wouldn't be so damaging on my hair. Washed my hair for the 3rd/4th time (lost count...), had another treatment cream applied on and washed again. I am pretty sure my hair is squeaky clean after that. 

Look at how bouncy and voluminous my hair looks! I'm positive that I look slightllllly younger than before. Haha!  2.5hrs in exchange for a revitalized hairstyle, fine with me!

Just a share a little something with my readers, Hair Plus Korean Salon has recently opened their 2nd outlet at Suntec!!! I had the time to pop by their outlet after my hair session, and here's some photos. I know that Suntec is quite a confusing place to navigate, so hopefully this blog post will give you an idea on where the salon is located. 

The concept of the Suntec outlet is slightly different from that of Fareast's. Floor's wooden to begin with, as compared to Fareast's black and white tiles. Warm ambient lightings, and more wood furnishings around, gives off a warm and calming atmosphere. 

Products that the stylists frequently used are displayed in front of you, so you may also pick it up and read off the label on your own. If you don't have any idea on what to do with your hair, they've got a Signature Look chart for you to do a quick reference. If not, there's always magazines to get your inspiration from, or just go with your hair stylist's recommendation. (p.s. I've always stuck with my hair stylist's recommendation, i'm confident they know the best for me)

Continue walking down the stretch, and soon you'll see Kuishin restaurant. The salon is located right opposite that. 

xoxo,

Chye