2019年3月30日土曜日

New pony trend.

Farewell, high ponytail.
It seems that the high ponytail trend has come to an end.

I would hate to be the one to break the news to Ariana Grande, but according to NY Fashion Week Fall 2019, the style is dead. Besides the models showing off their flawless low ponytails on many runways,  Camila Cabello appeared on the red carpet with an elegant low pony and cute fringe bangs for the 2019 Grammy Award.
You can effortlessly style a beautiful low ponytail when you keep your hair in good condition. It’s also easy to dress up with some hair accessories or rearrange the style by switching your hair part for a slick, tight low ponytail. It’s time to get down with trendy low ponies for Springs, gals!








2019年3月7日木曜日

Gotta Collect 'Em All!


https://www.wwdjapan.com/765297

I found some interesting articles on WWD.com that I would like to share with you today.


Guess who just made their runway debut?  Pikachu!

Pokémon has had an enormous global impact over the past few years with the release of Pokémon GO in 2016, and with the upcoming live-action movie coming out May 2019. It’s safe to say that Pokémon has become an even bigger pop cultural phenomenon than anyone could have realizedWell, it doesnt stop there. This famous Japanese franchise animation has finally crossed with high-end fashion on the catwalk. Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, Mewtwo, and even Pokeball patterns have made a surprising high-end fashion appearance and drawn the attention of fashionistas everywhere. One contemporary fashion designer, Bobby Abley, showcased this pop culture gaming icon in a playful and creative way that only this fashion magician himself could execute.

I feel so proud that such a massive cultural phenomenon originated from my home county. I love how Japans video game and anime culture has gone beyond its original intent even to impact fashion and achieve global recognition. Creativity truly has no boundaries or borders. 
This may be a peculiar fashion design for some, but check out their unique style for an inspiration to help you think outside the box. Who knows, you may want to collect em all! 

2019年3月2日土曜日

Rene Furterer - Curbicia Shampoo For Oily Scalp




                                                          


I would like to introduce a new hair care product from Rene Furterer that uses a unique, plant-based ingredient. Say hello to Renee Furterer's Curbicia Shampoo! 
Have you heard of Cucurbita Pepo? It’s also known as the field pumpkin, or in Japan, the “toy pumpkin.” It's a type of pumpkin that is used as a gardening ornament because of its charming looks. Yes, they are quite cute :) I must tell you, this Curbicia shampoo is flying off the shelves! It uses a pumpkin seed extract that has a powerful effect on sebum suppression. The pumpkin extract suppresses the DHT and 5α-Reductase, which is the enzyme of DHT. It helps to nourish healthy hair and gives a not-so-fond farewell to sticky, oily sebum. 

I know that many of our customers have naturally oily hair regardless of the seasons, so if you’re struggling to style your hair because of excessive, oily sebum on your scalp, give this magic pumpkin a try.  Bibbidi bobbidi boo! 


                                                        
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