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Since dying my hair many times & styling with straighteners etc. the ends of my hair has become dry & damaged so i've been starting to use hair oils to treat the ends. I already use heat defence products but I felt my hair needed more of a treatment.

Kitoko Oil Treatment 10ml (£4.00-£7.00) / Moroccanoil Treatment 25ml (£9.00-£13.00)

I'd heard alot about oils so i've been giving them a try, I tend to use the Kitoko oil for a regular use & Morocanoil for a weekly treatment. I would definately recommend them both as they leave your hair feeling light & soft, you also need hardly any product on wet hair so the bottles go a long way. Both brands also have a wide range of other styling products that I am yet to try.

Product review: Hair oils

By Lmcvy

Since dying my hair many times & styling with straighteners etc. the ends of my hair has become dry & damaged so i've been start...

Lately I have gone abit stud mad & have literally been studding everythinggg, i've even started doing it for friends. I just think it really gives an edge to an item & everytime I see a studded shoulder or detail on a jacket ect. I instantly fall in love.

It's so quick, easy & simple to do & it's saves you re-purchasing a studded item off the highstreet. Ive done a quick "how to" just to explain what you need and where to purchase studs etc.

Ive browsed the web and found that the best and cheapest studs are from amazon so i'll pop the link below.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LARGE-Metal-Silver-Pyramid-Fashion/dp/B007OJI1XI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345823475&sr=8-1

All you need is ,

A selection of studs (they usually come in bags of 10 or 50)
A knife (the blunter the better, safety first!)
A garment or accessory that you want studding (thicker fabric works best)

I didn't really follow a certain pattern, I just googled a few images and copied the pattern of the studs.

I've found that the studs work easier on thicker fabrics such as leather & denim as when I tryed to stud a chiffon shirt, the studs fell out as the fabric was too flimsy.

All you simply do is peirce the stud through the fabric & use the knife to carefullyyyy bend over the spikey tips. (the more practice you get, the easier it is)