A Review : Tropica Bioherb Hair Treatment Serum

100 pieces of hair loss a day is normal and I am not an exception. I was so worried since I wash my hair everyday and my hairs are everywhere – wash basin, pillow, shirts, floor, car, office. I have tried so many hair products before but none local made. Then I went to the mall (Toko Jamu to be exact) the SA suggested me to try this serum. So I give it a go and went back home can’t wait to try.

This serum sold at RM35 at 120ml, quite reasonable for the pocket.

The serum is a transparent liquid that comes in a transparent bottle. The cap has a pump to take the serum out, good thing as we can control how much the amount of product we want. During every hair wash I towel dry my hair and then pour this serum on my scalp and massage it especially at hair loss spot. It gives a fresh minty feeling when massaging the serum in the scalp, really refreshing. Giving myself a sweet time to massage scalp is easy and at the same time to relieve tension.  I apply daily, after a week the result was so amazed me. I found out less hair loss even daily shampoo. This product works and my hair fall has reduced considerably.

I love that;

Helps reduce hair fall and helps in re growth.

Feels good on the scalp.

The strong scent of herbs does not last longer.

Made from 100% natural herb, VCO one of it.

The product that comes with the pump is really helpful in using the product.

Transparent bottle and hence can track the amount left/used.

Easy to use product as it needs a short time to apply and massage.

It get rid of dandruff as well.

Product: Tropica Bioherb Hair Treatment Serum

Made: Malaysia

Price: Reasonable and acceptable.

Product Vote: 4/5

Repurchase: Yes. But I expect my hair fall to reduce and stop at one point so that I need not use this serum throughout my life.

Jakarta - Bandung : Pt 15 (Last, Finally) Random Photos

Bandung from top. Image: google

 

Street seller. Hate them..? No, but I feel super uncomfortable with their existence. 

Street singer/performance. Well he is not bad at singing.

 Sosro Fruit Tea. I can't resist. 

 Get a comfortable foot wear since you have to walk a lot. Me fit in Bubble Gummers in size 3. 

Street seller and beggars. 

 Colourful trishaws. 

Cheese Banana Fritters. 

What should I address him..?

I hate looking at this

And I hate this too

On going construction. Where is green protection net..?

Traffic jam

 Bandung shirt. I totally forgot to buy this as souvenir, my bad.

Must have everywhere you go.

Kacang rebus

Peyeum, Sundanese for tapai or tape.

  I hate most-street beggars, they were ever present everywhere - middle of traffic light, streets, at Masjid, near bus stands and sometimes they stops you when you were walking.

Look at the kids, they about the same age and I guess their age maybe 4 years old. Everyone knows a 4 years old kid able to walk by their foot, so why the hell she carrying both of them. (I'm a bit moody suddenly). Plus, they look healthy and happy. I hate them for it, but what can I do..? Giving them money is like suicide. Hundreds even thousands are waiting.  

After all, few things that I don't like are the traffic jam and stupid beggars. (too harsh..? Sorry but who love beggars..??!!) But, I love the food especially noodle. I have tried the same cuisine when I got back in Malaysia but there's no similar. The feel, the taste, the passion. I missed Mee Kocok and Bakso hardly. The people are surprising very friendly, helpful, and pleasant. So no worries if you were lost, many will be glad to help you with directions.

Breathe Hardly, Malaysia In Haze

Dry weather conditions during the south-westerly monsoon period, which is now, result in hotspots in both east and west Malaysia. 

Shroud over my place, Puchong today at 1400 hrs

 From my balcony view

I could tell that the haze that we are facing now was terribly bad it did not dissipate even when there was a breeze blowing. Rain please fall over us.
Health effect of haze..? 
Most people would at most experience sneezing, running nose, eye irritation, dry throat and dry cough from the hated pollutants. Luckily, they are mild and pose no danger to the health of the general population. However, persons with medical problems like asthma, chronic lung disease, chronic sinusitis and allergic skin conditions are likely to be more affected by the haze and they may experience more severe symptoms. I am contact lenses wearer, now experience an eye irritation. I discontinue wearing contact lenses temporarily and apply normal saline eye drops. I have also been advised to drink loads of water (applicable to everyone too, I'm sure) since I have problem with lung and asthma and to take precautions during the haze period. 
Breathless..
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Jakarta - Bandung : Pt 14 Jakarta Airport & KLIA

After done with Tanah Abang, we went to Mangga Dua but nothing exciting for me. I'd rather spent my time on bus taking nap. :)

 Queue for groups check-in  

 This is what happen when the luggages were overloads. Repackaging, and it takes almost an hour!!

This is me with the nice Indonesian tourist guide. I miss him loads. I called him Mas Asep. I'm not sure though "Asep" is his name or just a special name for tourist guide. Like driver = Pak Supir. 

This is me at KLIA. Yes finally reached KL, and I miss Nasi Lemak

 Part of my group, reached KLIA around 2345hrs. damn tired and unwashed. Mom said "sorang2 macam muka kalah judi.." LOL..