Hair - line Facts !!

No one looks forward to a bad hair day. I often have had the lucky chance to escape my days with Sunsilk. Here is my story to http://www.sunsilk.in/

Starting from school days till date as we grow up and take our path of life, hair is the favorite part of our body for most or I must say all of us. When in school, the uniform did not make any style statement but the hairstyle did it all. From time and on, it shows that however fair or dark, ugly or beautiful, tall or short a person is, a good and healthy hair takes away the credit. A person can cover up most visual flaws if he or she has healthy and great hair. Even high heels loose the compliment if the person does not carry a great hair. 

Let me bring about a number of comparisons from my experiences.

In School – A beautiful girl sit with a pair of long plaits of oily hair. She is scratching the pencil tip inside her head. That’s her Bad hair day. Again a short mushroom cut jolly intelligent look of a girl strikes the smartness in her.

In College – A punked up dry, streaked hair girl trying her best to be friend of a dude on a bike. The Mr.Biker has his eyes fixed on the girl with long and bouncy haired, not so cool, oriental dressed girl with books in her hand.

In an interview – A very professionally attired jobseeker walks in as if she just crossed a desert storm. A pony tailed jobseeker looked more organized with her curriculum vita in hand to strike the job.

In a Party – A conscious lady just out from the salon with chemically done up hair that is gradually losing its charming as the time passes. She is more worried if the bomb she had paid the salon do their jobs of making her look impressive. An overjoyed lady with healthy and regularly cared for hair is been admired by all enjoying the music on the dance floor.

Healthy hair gives me confidence. I always had short cropped hair in school days. Remember our old school methods of hair care. Regular oiling, alternative days of shampooing and weekend care of Reetha, amla, curd and egg. As time passed by the hair care techniques changed. I grew my hair longer; the pigtail became ponytail and then came the plats. Oiling became regular and so did shampooing, weekend hair care changed to Mehndi and hot oil. Then came the days of styling time for new age hairdo where regular blow drying, hair styling, coloring and streaking came on. Time went by, everything changed. What did not change is the Sunsilk promise. Often the shampoo changed in flavor from satin to egg to black but the brand that promised me good hair and always been loyal with words have been Sunsilk only.