Rock The Turban While Hiding The Black Roots

Hi loves! It's been a week! I missed doing a new post. Other than work, family and friends, online shopping is one of the things that's keeping me busy these days. I am so new to it and I am loving how convenient it really is! The feeling of having something sent to your doorstep is just so addictive! And oh I'm being featured in the Blogger's picks section in Multiply! Please do check it out here.

I had a meeting with Mutiply last Friday and I am giving away P500 worth of EGC to you guys. it will run for 3 weeks and 1 winner per week will be selected. Watch out for the mechanics. =)

I used to be so hesitant in buying something from online but so far I've never had a bad experience. Multiply offers buyer's protection and they feature trusted sellers too. I am working on showing you how easy Multiply shopping is. Watch out for that in the next few days.

For now here's an OTD taken from yesterday before leaving the house. I went out  to meet up with my sister and my nephews.


This turban is doing so much to keep my black roots! =) Check them out in http://yhansy.multiply.com










Necklace from Parfois, Camera pendant from Lighter's Galore, Watch: Technomarine





Here's a little secret about the skirt. It's actually a tank top. You know how these things becomes unwearable because after a while it becomes too tight showing every proof of what you ate for the day. lol! I figured I can wear that as a skirt and wear something loose over it. If you want to try it just be sure to choose something with a thicker fabric and something that comes in a darker shade. =)





These babies are from Soule Phenomenon. Check them out in http://gladztolove.multiply.com





I had such a busy weekend spending time with friends that I don't get to see much because of our busy schedule and of course I didn't skip hanging out with my nephews and my sisters too. What's special about this week was celebrating my friend's birthday in Anawim last Saturday. A home for the aged and many of them there have Alzheimer's disease. We played games and served food. It's a great feeling knowing that you've made someone happy even if they probably won't remember you next time you visit. It was fun and if there's one thing that they taught me was to enjoy the moment and live in the NOW. I will share photos very very soon.