The Rebellion of Unreliable.....

Hello,

Sick of this fake love, are you? Yeah, me too. They don’t stay and always leave. Such a dramatic description of who? Read on.

 The silly(?) rebellion of unreliable hair: Hair fall.

Maybe they’re taken for granted too much.

Like come on dude, you have to stay up all night, finish that amazing Netflix series, stay holed up in your room all day doing nothing but overthinking, cry, eat, sleep and repeat. Also, on top of all this expect to be healthy and have strong hair and abs? Hah! Dream on.


Result you ask? Hair fall with its sidekick pimples and fat.

My villain well, the hero of this blog had this amazing cameo alone and everlasting screenplay throughout my lockdown story. And guess what, the story is over but the villain hasn’t left. It stayed. Maybe for part 2 of the Lockdown story. Ugh.

Kuch Kare?

How about Care?

Take care of your hair and stop taking them for granted. 

your hair rn-
Your hair rn-

  Stop smiling and go try all your grandma’s solutions to fight the villain. More patience to you and me too. Lol.

DO NOT forget to share your experience about this rebellion of disloyal hair 😉 in the comments.

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Thanks for reading. Have a good day.

 

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