Gloss, elegance and silk are the three words which come to mind when I think of this product. I had to share it with you, just because I'm falling more and more in love with this brand...
Neal and wolf are a brand which seems to be quickly gaining in popularity, and their prices sit in the mid-range of hair products, coming at around £10 a product (roughly, though... Don't hold me to it!) Their products are easy to buy, given they are pretty much a capsule collection, having just the products you REALLY need, no hair dust or any of that silly stuff.
Like the heat protection spray, which is my holy grail for protection, the shine spray is another holy grail of mine, and in all honesty, does boast some similarities to the heat protection, like the way it feels weightless on the hair, and is dispensed as a fine mist, which covers all your hair lightly and evenly. It also has that incredible scent which the heat spray has, which can only be described as luxurious. Having caramel blonde coloured hair, I do occasionally need an extra bit of help with shine, but a lot of products don't actually do anything (I'm looking at you, Oribe, I feel like I want my £30+ back!) this, does make your locks glossier, without looking unnatural and helps to tame frizz and flyaways. This can be used in numerous ways too, which aren't listed on the bottle, including, spraying it on your hands and using to moisturise the ends, mixing in with shampoo, and even mixing in with curl cream to keep curls defined but glossy.
Thanks so much for sharing this. I think we can all relate, if not on the extreme level, than on some small level. Everyone has felt this way at some point or another ,esp women. Thanks ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting. Its quite hard to open up about it, but yeah that's exactly want I want, people to be able to relate and feel more comfortable discussing these things. Us gals have to stick together!!
DeleteOh my goodness...poor you :(
ReplyDeleteIt was really brave to open up like that.
Both my dad and my sister have been attacked right outside their homes- so I know the trauma it can cause.
CBT and medication can deffo be really random in their effectiveness- but until you try them you don't know how much they can do for you.
(CBT did zero for me...I'm like the Queen Of Negative Nellyness!!)
Hopefully you feel a little more back on track now and can continue to get over what happened bit by bit :)
Keep strong, lots of love
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Thanks sweetie. Your comment was lovely. I do agree, it's one of those things, but so many people are sceptical! I will, and so should you. Have a great weekend lovely xxxx
DeleteGreat post, it's always good to read an honest, personal post. I'm sorry that you had to go through such a horrible experience. I've been suffering with anxiety/panic attacks for about 11 years now and the last time it flared up badly for me was when my late Grandad got taken ill suddenly and he was in Intensive Care which was just horrible to witness. My anxiety was so severe that I thought I couldn't swallow (I know, it's pretty weird...) and I ended up losing weight because I couldn't eat or drink properly. I have never taken tablets or had therapy but I've come very close a couple of times. I hope you feel better soon :) Keep strong! xx
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Thank you Kat. That must have been truly awful for you, I cannot imagine. It's a terrifying experience but feeling less alienated helps so much, I think. I just hope that people can feel inspired from my experiences. I hope the same for you too. Thank you xxx
DeleteThis has really touched me. I think you're very strong for sharing this and this post only makes me admire you more. You truly are a beautiful person Molly xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Zoe!! What you've said to me tonight really has made me so glad to have posted this, and made me feel so strong. You're just as beautiful yourself! Xxxx
DeleteYou are so strong and courageous for having fought through all of that and for writing this post! Although we've only talked a bit and I've never actually met you I feel like I know you and I truly care for you - crazy as it may sound! Keep holding your head high and kick those damned stuggles' asses ;) You are gorgeous and I know you'll do great things in life no matter what might challenge you! xxxx Em
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Emilie - you truly are a kind, beautiful woman. Such a lovely, and reassuring comment xxxx
DeleteMolly, this is so inspiring. I've dealt with anxiety in the past and still have issues with panic attacks every now and again. You're so strong, don't ever forget that!
ReplyDeleteI've nominated you for the liebster award, go over to my blog to check out what to do next! http://sparksofserenity.blogspot.co.uk/ Charlotte x
Thank you SO much Charlotte. As I just said in my tweet, keep strong. We're all stronger than we realise when we put our minds to it. x
DeleteI believe you are strong with the way of letting us know what you went through. It's a very difficult thing to do, to speak out. And it shows a bravery that not many people have. A bravery of which I'd love to achieve. Do you feel any better with telling us? I've always wondered. It's great to hear that you eating well again as well and looking greater than ever.
ReplyDeleteHope your keeping well :)
Michaela x
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Thanks Michaela, I just hope to inspire other people and help others understand that they aren't alone, and can do things to help them fight one of the hardest wars they will probably face in life. I do feel better after sharing it, I feel stronger than ever thanks to the love and support people like yourselves have shown me. And numerous people have said I have helped them, which is just so incredible for me to know, it really does help me get through every day. Thanks for commenting Michaela. Hope you're well xxx
DeleteI've recently bought a car after passing my test 3 years ago and the first time I drove it I had a panic attack. I'd never had one before but afterwords I was really nervous about driving and even sitting in the passenger seat of someone elses car. Luckily I just drove bit by bit and now I can drive on my own at quieter times, but it's so scary thinking that something might set off a panic attack!
ReplyDeleteThis post is great, when I had a few panic attacks I had absolutely no idea what to do, I felt like it was silly so didn't want to go to a doctor about it. I wish i'd seen this post then, it would of made me feel a little more at ease!
I can barely imagine what it must have been like for you, well done for getting so far and stay strong!
Hannah x
www.bananabeautyblog.blogspot.com
Oh Hannah that sounds truly awful, I cannot imagine being so fearful of something we rely on on a day-to-day basis! Glad that you're fighting it though, it's something we can all do. Keep fighting and being strong Hannah. Life truly is precious and you seriously have to just grab it by the balls (so to speak) and make the most of everything you have!! Molly xx
DeleteThis is one fantastic post! Although I have luckily never suffered from any of these, I have friend who have, and it's hard to see them go through it. It's great to see you have done a post about this, I hope it will inspire others who need that little (or a lot) of help to get the courage to come forward and ask for it, as this can often be the hardest step!
ReplyDeleteFor this post alone I am definitely giving you a follow! Well done on everything you've achieved so far, I hope you keep going in the right direction! xx
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Thanks so much Emma. That was a lovely comment, and yes I hope to inspire people to be comfortable discussing it, and in getting help! X
DeleteThis post is amazing, i really respect you for writing this! It's amazing how many people go through something like this and don't talk about it, and it can really help just doing that! Stay stronng! x
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Chloe!! X
Deleteyour story is very similar to mine, its so nice to know that there are others out there with the same struggles (even though i wouldnt wish it on my worst enemy. how are you now? i finished my second stage of CBT in late May and have had a few little set back since, sometimes i think im back where i started but i do feel now that my therapist has given me the tools to over come this. im currently doing a series on my blog about my story with anxiety. id love for you to check it out
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, and stay strong.
i always tell myself - 'Fear is only a feeling, it cannot hold me back' :)
Sophie
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I agree! I still often have days where my attitude sticks at "everything can piss off" but, whereas I used to let it take hold of me, I know try to overcome it, and often come out of that mood easily enough. I'm glad to hear you're getting better though, I believe everyone can fight it if they put their minds to it. Such a lovely quote Sophie, I'll keep that in mind. Thank you for your lovely comment. Keep fighting, keep strong! Molly xx
DeleteMolly this is such a lovely post seriously. Inspirational - I'm so sorry to hear what you've been through and I hope that you manage to keep dealing with things how you are. Will definitely be following your involvement with charities etc (I've read your above post). Great post love.
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Thanks Lauren. The support is what keeps me going, so thank you for taking the time to comment. I hope you have a brilliant weekend xx
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