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Is this the natural hair gamechanger the internet won’t stop talking about? My full review of Khaokho Talaypu.

Sometimes when you spend too much time watching other people’s TikTok videos, you stumble upon something you actually need. Carmina was running out of shampoo and conditioner when I saw a trending product called  Khaokho Talaypu from Thailand, known for helping with hair problems. Since I have frizzy hair and usually go for products with coconut, I was immediately interested. I looked for a shampoo and conditioner set and found one for 469.00 pesos ($7.95), not including shipping and handling, with a 40% discount. I also checked reviews before buying, and they were all positive. It’s always important to do your own research before trusting what people say. I’ll be trying the product myself and will share my experience before officially recommending it. Carmina followed the instructions on the shampoo and conditioner for her hair, and after a few hours, I blow-dried mine. It felt soft and returned to its natural texture without any frizz, which had been my problem before. The sme...

Mom Violy's Documents Being Notarized in the Philippines

Mom Violy wanted her best friend Lorie to be one of her witnesses to have a document notarized in the Philippines while she was in town. Carmina was the second witness and in order to begin this process make sure you have an identification card with your picture on it. Accepted Identification: Driver's License in the Philippines Filipino Passport Senior Card On our way bringing back Auntie Lorie back to her residence Mom Violy kept asking us to look out for a notary public to have everything signed in front of a lawyer. Not knowing anything in the area of Las Pinas we are looking out from the car window of Mom Violy few minutes passed Carmina saw one and informed the driver to stop the car. Mom Violy said to Carmina your eyes are too sharp from a far you can see it. To get the  Address of Atty Pablo U. Domingo Jr.  the CPA/Lawyer make sure you have a face mask allowing only four persons inside. The lawyer will ask you to present your Identification card to scan and print a cop...

Carmina's New Favorite Oishi Bizikits Toasted Crackers made in the Philippines

Carmina went to  Save More  a small supermarket finding any snacks that was white. Of course, a family member wanted to try the cheese flavor. Even if you're not allowed it is alright because I have two out of three to munch on. Oishi Bizikits Toasted Crackers  comes in Flavor Original, Cheese and Sour Cream all in snack size of 0.99oz/28g in each pack for PHP 7.50 ($0.13). Bizikits Toasted Original has a little bit of salt in it and the Bizikits Sour Cream seem to be my most favorite. Well, if you want to try something new on the cracker side here is something for you to try. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for Oishi Bizikits Toasted Crackers made in the Philippines. Subscribe & follow @ Carmina Lifestyle  a place to navigate you to the right direction. Thank you for your support!