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Hair Mask for a Tea-lover

I often walked pass Lush store in the city centre. The smell is so good, so sweet and so yummy. But never did I dare to try those products. My mom used to say that good (cosmetic) products are those without any parfume.

But last Sunday, Stefy and I went to Lush store in the Hague, the very store we often just walked pass by. I was actually hunting for Hair Mask product, because my hair has become so frizzy and dry. Creambath is not an option in this everything-is-so-friggin'-expensive country. Thus, Hair mask it is!

And this shop assistant was such a help for me. She explained to me about Lush products, especially the hair mask products. She helped me to pick the one I needed. I just couldn't resist this Jasmine Hair Mask. It smells sooooo nice. As a tea-lover, the smell (like the name: Jasmine) reminds me of Indonesian tea I drink everyday.

So, there I was, spending 20 Euro for a small tin of hair mask -.-" but IT IS WORTH IT!!


Just tried it this evening. And I just cannot stop smelling and touching my hair :D

Thanks, Lush! I guess I'll see you around (thinking to buy face mask :P)

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