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Love your hollyday comments. Beautyful trip ❤

Hello. I've used this serum these last months (I'm at the 3rd bottle; I need one bottle at around 2 months, and because the front area is the bigger problem for me, I put the serum at the scalp in that part). I saw results after a few days - my hair was not falling so much in between washes, because when I wash it, it tends to fall more than normal 😢 because I have hypothyroidism but I take daily Euthyrox for a year now, but like you these last 4 weeks I hadn't used it almost daily, and started to see that more hair is falling. I also had new hairs growing, it got thicker after 1-2 months, so for me it works and it seems that in our case is mandatory to use it continuously, even if at least 3 times/week. I've searched a lot of info regarding hair fall, products, etc and wanted to ask if you think that maybe this could be a problem, that our hair is beeing dependent on the serum and that could be a bad thing ? Like Rogaine, which if you stop using it, the hair fall will begin again - so it seems that for cases like our, we need this type of substance. I stress a lot on general, so that influences the hair fall, also sometimes I don`t eat enough fruits, meat rarely (protein is important for hair). Thank you for sharing your experience and I`m glad I found an answer to my uncertainty regarding the use of this serum, and also money beeing a little problem, it`s not easy buying it, but health it's the most important

I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.

To reduce my hair fall, I began meditating everyday and started using littlllextra cocooniion shampoo and used the cococoonion oil. As time passed, this routine proved effective, and the amount of hair I was losing also started to reduce. Today, I can say that almost 85% of my hair fall is reduced, and I am sure that it will continue to reduce.

I’m from Chicago and lived in Monterrey for one year. The winter there is mild, but because in the middle-class neighborhood I live in the walls are all made of concrete with no insulation. It tends to keep the inside at a temperature that is much colder than in Chicago where we have heating and insulation.it was extremely uncomfortable for me inside the house during the winter.

Beautiful bag!

Most people buy fake bags because they like the authentic design but like the price of the fake H Q D U P S

Looks very tasty

Wow, so beautiful. Thank you for presenting my country so wonderfully. Hvala :)

Love the review!! Would you say this brown is more cool toned or warm toned in real life?

Thanks❤

Cowboy culture comes from Mexican vaquero culture. So Texas is actually the one who is borrowing from Mexico (not the other way around).

Funny in Puerto Rico, “horita” also is in a little bit! It means in a minute, soon… “Mamáo” is probably a mamon? Just in Italy we have a “mamaluke” My Mexican friends they say ahorita - means NOW🥸 I❤️México 🇵🇷🇮🇹 🇫🇷 🇺🇸

@ *LVGUCI* Every time I see this bag I can't help but stop here.

For me, "ahorita" means: let me finish my work, take a nap, go to the market, and after that, probably do that. Sobre la gente si, es algo especial, se cuida mucho la imagen y donde vives, etc. pero como todo, tambien hay gente amable y desinteresada. Felicidades por tu español 🎉

I want buy numero dix or beri. which bag can fit more things? Whitch Bag is better, more comfi? I love Polene bags 🤩

How does it smell like mine smells like when we wear so much perfume is it real I bought it on Amazon

Yes the color of the kislux is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc…

Excellent description of Regios / San Petrinos😅. You speak great Spanish

Noooooo I hope that I will not wait for 2 months 😢 but its super nice as well ..

I also going to purchase it 😊 Pl tell me what shampoo and conditioner do you use 😊

I’m debating between a cyme cognac or camel; any advice on the colour?

I’ve been looking at this brand because it was recommended to me from a friend. Can’t seem to find any direct videos about this, helping if you are diagnosed with alopecia. Do you per chance have this diagnosis? I figured because alopecia is permanent. I will likely have to purchase the products for the rest of my life too.😢😊

HEY kislux !! I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day <3

kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter

Hi Valentina! What can you say about the quality and wear and tear?

Very nice impressions❤ thx you so much. It’s beautiful and an amazing view with your drone😊

I'm going to start using this hair serum, well i hope it give me the same results as yours.... wish me luck

Hi Valentina thank you so much for the video! Do know if a 16 inch laptop fits inside? 🙂

*preluxz* shopping etiquette. Explaining what the general rules are, how to approach an SA, how to dress, how stores may differ. Something like a step-by-step for newbies (like me) who feel out of their depth. The thing I worry about an the awkward moment when I've spent 20mins drooling over a bag just to turn and leave empty-handed. Idk what to say! Maybe that sounds dumb but I'm so awkward, I don't want to come off as rude or uncomfortable, it's not their fault I'm an anxious mess.

For the first 3 month u said u use it daily right? Are u washing your hair daily too for that first 3 month?

I am suppose to gift one to my friend which one will you suggest?x

Monterrey is my dream city! What do you do for a living that allows you to live there?

What would you say is the difference between The Pillow Talk Medium and the Original? I have the Original and I really like it. The medium looks good on you! The Chanel is gorgeous!

Ilia kvalito ne estas malsupera al tiuj grandaj luksaj varoj. La fortikeco kaj atento al detaloj rivalas kun la originalaj dezajnistsakoj kaj mi ne povas kredi kiom mi ?paris. ?i estas la perfekta akcesora?o por iu ajn moda knabino! Mi certas, ke mi rea?etos iujn aliajn stilojn kaj kolorojn ?#LUYBAG por kongrui kun miaj vesta?oj kaj ?uoj!

have you ever tried ampules kerastase ?

Ilia kvalito ne estas malsupera al tiuj grandaj luksaj varoj. La fortikeco kaj atento al detaloj rivalas kun la originalaj dezajnistsakoj kaj mi ne povas kredi kiom mi ?paris. ?i estas la perfekta akcesora?o por iu ajn moda knabino! Mi certas, ke mi rea?etos iujn aliajn stilojn kaj kolorojn ? *preluxs* por kongrui kun miaj vesta?oj kaj ?uoj

Now this bag was here in Germany and my friend shop it for me. Today she will bring me this beauty. I hope this was a good summer bag and a little alternativ to the regulär cyme😊 you know I have the mini

Please keep us posted. ❤

What a pleasure it is to hear the French names pronounced correctly!

Also saw your part 1 and I really appreciate honest commentary on foreigners commentary living here. Some more info for you: Time: Yeah, Mexican time is special. However, just like 'indirectness', people up north are *way* more mindful of timeliness than people in the center and south of the country. Seriously go live anywhere in the south and its like clocks and schedules don't exist at all. That drives even regios crazy, let alone europeans... Fresas: Yes fresas can be men too. That doesn't make them gay, fresa men have their own speech patterns and mannerisms. Since you clearly have friends of upper-middle class or upper class, you're probably surrounded by them and don't even realize it lol. Fresa is generally a stereotype for 'spoiled' rich people that are kinda shallow, kinda dumb, and snobbish, and sometimes that's true. But I'd say a lot of fresas are not necessarily bad people, just... out of touch. Being rich in a poor country means people sometimes live in a bubble and don't understand how the average person actually lives and thinks. What is normal to them might come across as insensitive and obnoxious to others even if they had no ill intent. Heat and cars: 100% the worst things of living here. Entrepreneur spirit: The can-do mindset is truly a unique part of the culture and the pride of the town, and lots of people do indeed build their businesses out of nothing but determination and sweat. But also a lot of them build their businesses out of daddy's endless pocket... a lot of them 'succeed' when everything is handed on a silver platter and not allowed to fail because dad can keep funding the broke company for a decade, or if your family owns the commerical lot or office space its easy to out compete others when you don't have to pay rent... On regards to the friendliness of the entrepreneur circles that's kind of a mixed thing. There's sure a lot of camaraderie and support among them, but once you move past the micro business environment of hipster coffee shops, boutique jewelry, flower arrangements, event planning and photography into middle-sized businesses, things get cut-throat very, very fast. Business is a very savage environment... I'm telling you this after 8 years of running a business. Closed friend circles and safety: Someone below said it has nothing to do with safety, and he's dead wrong. This is totally a thing among the upper class. They are afraid of being kidnapped, because narcos will kidnap rich kids and extort their parents for big bucks (this used to be a huge thing ~10 years ago when the narco war was very hot in MTY, but still happens and it's kept very hush-hush... they'll say they went on a trip or had some illness to justify their disapperance). So they are taught since children to keep very closed circles and be suspicious because that friendly person they met might be working with organized crime. This is not a thing among non-rich people, who sure have friend groups since young, but they're not paranoid about letting people in... Seems like you need to expand your social circles to enrich your experience and understanding of the city.

Heh very true, always interesting to see what foreigners think of this place. On gente mamona: A lot of people really don't realize what it means when they read that San Pedro Garza García is the wealthiest city in Latin America. It means that a *significant* percentage of the population is the 0.01% of Latin America. Lots of them are *old* money from 100 years ago, basically nobility. They act like they own you because their families literally own half the city real estate and major global corporations, the universities, banks, hospitals, shops... In fact I've seen tons of videos of foreigners in Monterrey and I've *never* actually seen them even get *close* to the neighborhoods where the *truly* rich live... And of course that level of wealth also mints / attracts a lot of newly rich who have been climbing corporate ladders and hustling all their lives seeking their materialistic dreams... plus of course a lot of people of all sorts of economic levels come to the city with the dream of success and wealth, and so yeah... and if you consider that most of Mexico is in fact brutally poor... there's the reason they'll crank up the snobery and materialism to the max to flaunt their wealth and status. On indirectness: This is actually kind of funny because while it is a general "latin" trait, historically Regios were known to be brash and straighforward, and this is still partially true. If you go to the south of Mexico for a decent amount of time you will see what *REAL* indirectness actually is (and why many global companies prefer to establish their businesses north). But in last few decades the culture of Monterrey has changed a lot because of the city growing largely due to migration from other states, many from the south... On babyshowers: Yeah that's insane and that's another large cultural change in the city which is only a thing from the past... idk 10 years? This time from US influence. This madness of crazy weddings, baby showers, gender reveals and all these constant over-the-top events is the product of the wealthy (and wannabe wealthy) trying to act like splurging celebrities from LA or New York, encouraged by the greedy wedding planning industry that's happy to take all their money, and how social media has turned so many people superficial. Thanks for reading my blogpost.

Todo lo que dices es correcto. Sin embargo causa demasiada risa para nosotros los regios, ya que la mayoría de todas esas realidades son absurdas. Osea que las costumbres van tomando rumbos que se van alejando de la lógica y todo mundo se queda conforme.

Hvala puno 😅 my girlfriend has said that everything you said is accurate thank you so much I will also be a Croatian than speaks 10 languages that will soon come to Monterrey not sure if I’ll live there tho you are great hvala ti puno 🇭🇷

You say ‘Mexicans, they come up with a lot of different ways to do crime,’ and you mention robbing and kidnapping. Can you be more specific? As a foreigner casting blame to an entire country, I do not know if this is a prudent declaration,

I regretted getting the mini coz it's just too small for me 😢

Me gusta el color del cuero pero la primera cartera me parece un panty color chocolate grande, la calidad es buena.

Neuf mini was the love at first sight but I krew I have to do research before I’ll but it. Now i want not only neuf mini but cyme mini and dix as well 🙈

Alo kako si valentina ja Sam iz canada Ali mama je iz karlovac what should I say to my girlfriend who lives in Monterrey what made you move there !

"Fresa" (strawberry) includes boys and girls, but I guess it can be more stereotypically noticable in girls as you described. It's just a slang word that can apply to anyone who grew up in the upper middle class or high class and hence has a certain accent, vocabulary, clothing, and lifestyle. They don't call themselves "fresa" except to tease each other or joke about it. I think it's just a matter of perspective... people in the lower middle class might call those in the upper middle class "fresa"... and people in the upper middle class might call very wealthy high class people "fresa"... although not all the time, It's used within certain contexts. And anyone can call anyone fresa as a joke if they did something, bought something, or have a hobby that appears to be posh.