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 Hey there, I have been dealing with itchy, oily scalp for years now. And there has not been a single shampoo product that I have not tried in order to reduce my hair problems.  Imagine my surprise when the Watsons clerk told me that since I naturally have oily scalp, the problem does not lie with the shampoo I used, but instead how I treat it. She suggested to me this product and ask me to try at least for a week and see how it goes. And wow, it really surpasses my imagination.  First stop, basic introduction. (Picture from internet) Product Descriptions Naturals by Watsons Aloe Vera Hair And Scalp Tonic has a refreshing formula that contains Salicylic Acid to prevent dandruff and regulate sebum for dry and oily scalp. Product Features Organic Aloe Vera Juice  nourishes the hair and soothes dry, irritated and itchy scalps to prevent flaking. Natural Aloe Vera Extract  replenishes the hair's moisture from deep down, repairs the skin barrier with conditioning eff...

 Hey there,  so basically, this is a simple guide from my extensive research on how to build a proper skincare routine especially for oily acne prone skin aka my skin. Just thought of sharing, who knows, I might be able to help you a bit. Of course, I am no expert nor I claim to be. Just a simple sharing, something to start you with on the journey to a healthier skin. Without further ado, Guide (picture from internet) 1.     Facial wash ·        Avoid alcohol / oil ·        Mild ingredients like aloe vera or tea tree oil ·        Acne prone : salicylic acid / benzoyl peroxide ·        Avoid sulphates ·        Fragrance – free ·        Twice a day (double cleansing method, try after this one finish) 2.     Toner  ·      ...

I got a new laptop!!!! I have been wanting to buy a new laptop for so long already and I have finally gotten the chance to do so this year. Out of some cash I managed to save, I went to Low Yat, KL, to browse around and got down to around 4 choices. All were from different brand and different specs. One thing for sure was that my budget was under RM2000. Well more like RM1500, but none of those under that figure satisfy what I need. Thus, I loosen it up a bit. I finally settled on buying the lenovo brand, but on the day I was supposed to buy it, was the day Malaysia was first under the lockdown. Yup, 18th of March 2020.  It was kind of a bummer, but oh well, I could wait. Since I still have my teacher's laptop with me. (Yes, I am borrowing my PA teacher's laptop which he so graciously lent to me.) Then out of a sudden visit from my father, we went to Digital Mall at PJ, browse at the top floor, All IT hypermarket I think, and man, I found the love of my life. Thi...

I am an idiot. It was more like my anxiety skyrocketed when it comes to trying to solve maths. Especially Algebra. I think I am malfunctioning. I do not want to try and gave up almost indefinitely. Creating excuses and procrastinating. I felt sorry for everyone who had to witness my nasty teenage moody self yesterday. Especially my grandma who looked particularly excited (though she tried to hide it). But I don't know, I just could not bear with myself. I could not bear with people's attitude who seems to fail understanding our situation when I myself was not being that understanding myself. You know, there is saying that says,  "What you hate about others is actually what you hate about yourself. You won't be able to identify that trait if you don't go through it as well." Or something like that. I am not sure where I heard of that nor when, but it stuck by me for as long as I can remember and made me think twice before blindly decide to hate...

Life has not been great. I am losing myself every day. Little by little, everything is starting to crumble. I feel like a broken piece, with no idea to the reason why I feel broken in the first place. This is not just a normal love story where I got dumped or cheated etc. Not even a case of family abuse, PTSD, trauma, no, there is no plausible reason to why I feel this way, but I just do. This might be my rock bottom. I use to have passion in learning. Especially Science subjects. I used to aced them. Well, that is a lie. I have never been good with it. Yet I cannot imagine living as something else, learning something else other than this subjects. Where do I go to refer about these issues I have? No matter who it is, I can never be honest. My life is full of sick twist and turns, with each string entangles deep with each other. What I have now is just a nasty mess of dark strings, never be able to straighten properly. As doing so will mean chaos being unleashed to the world...

Hey Moons! Hope you can benefit from this! Below here are the question and basic report. While here are my report. Pardon the terrible writing. The calculation part are the important ones.   Here I'll insert some of the pictures I took. These are the three solutions + with KA4 which is solid sodium hydrogencarbonate.   Right are before KA3 is added. Left are after KA3 is added. Notice that it became slightly darker. This is after all three solution were added with four drops of starch (minimum is 3 drops). Supposedly it turns dark blue, it did when I drop in the starch but after that it just became a darker shade of brownish grey so I don't know what happened. Everyone got the same and all the chem teacher said normal sooooooo *shrugs* This is after titration. Stop when the solution turns colourless and record the final volume. So there you go. Always remember to make sur...

  Here are the answers to the experiment.   Report   Day : Date : Topic : Volumetric Analysis - Stoichiometry Purpose : To determine the exact concentration of a monobasic acid, HX Apparatus : 250 cm3 volumetric analysis with stopper, 25.0 cm3 pipette, 50.00 cm3 burette, retort stand with clamp, filter funnel, glass rod, pipette pump, electronic balance, conical flask, 50 cm3 beaker, dropper, spatula, 250 cm3 beaker Materials : Phenolphthalein as indicator, distilled water, solid sodium hydroxide, NaOH, monobasic acid, HX Theory introduction : Neutralisation occur when an acid react with base. In laboratory, the concentration of an unknown acid can be determined using titration technique. Therefore, this experiment is conducted to determine the unknown acid concentration. Procedure :        Part A A spatula was used to transfer solid sodium hydroxide, NaOH, into a 50cm3 beaker placed on a electronic ba...

    Hey Moons! I can't give you the calculations as they are not accurate. But I'll include the answer in the table and the manual.