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{Summer Shampoo: Pantene Beautiful Lengths}

Now that it’s summer again, it’s time to toss those moisturizing shampoos and conditioners to the back of your bathroom and bring out something lighter. 

Today I’m going to talk about three products in the Pantene Beautiful Lengths hair product line.

Goal: The idea is that using these products will help maintain long hair and by protecting it, prevent breakage allowing to grow out your hair.

I’ll start with the “Beautiful Lengths Replenishing Mask” as I’m half way done the container.

Instructions: Comb through hair with fingers after shampoo. Leave in for 5 minutes. Rinse.

Price: $12 - Shoppers Drug Mart (Canada)

Review: So I use this stuff once every two showers or at least once a week. Sometimes I just need to jump in and out of the shower and I don’t have time to wait around 5 minutes. It’s nice though if you need to shave or feel like relaxing because it’s the perfect amount of time. 

It leaves my hair PERFECT. Like, GORGEOUS. It’s thick without turning greasy or too heavy. It’s silky. It’s so… lovely. I honestly can’t help touching my hair the rest of the day. My hair always looks so shiny and clean for days afterwards. Not to mention it’s strengthening my hair so I can grow it long… which is what I want!

You don’t even need to use a ton of product to SLATHER it into your hair. I’ve had it for four months and I’m just about half way done. Definitely worth it.

The other two products are the “Beautiful Lengths Shampoo and Conditioner: Breakage Defense”. There are two other types: Shiny and I can’t remember the other one Q_Q. 

I bought it today at Shoppers for $6 (Canadian) on sale so I can’t really review it yet as I haven’t used it.

Small Aside:

This line from Pantene is in support of making and donating wigs to women with cancer. Definitely a worthwhile cause.

If you’ve ever thought of donating your hair or want to know more you can check out the Pantene Hair Donation Guide. 

Ciao,

-Heather

Most Fuel Efficient 2010 top 5

2010 BMW 128 i: MPG 18 city/28 highway (beginning at $30,000) The Germans are acknowledged superior in the games auto branch and that still carries on to be correct with the 2010 BMW 128 i. A dab unmanageable for a sedan, the superior representation and magnificent gas mileage puts this auto on the list for Top Ten Most Fuel Efficient Sports Cars.


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2) 2010 Mercedes Benz SLK300: MPG 19 city/26 highway (beginning at $42,000) Offering superior representation and fabulous looks as anticipated is the 2010 Mercedes Benz SLK300. All the more with 228 steed capacity better than average fuel economy may be had with this delightful auto.

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3) 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera: MPG 19 city/27 highway (beginning at $75,000) The iconic teardrop shaped 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera still moves the same request that it invariably has. This speedy games auto even has a situation on the Top Ten List for fuel proficient autos with its dynamic goal and fine lines.

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4) 2010 Porsche Cayman: MPG: 20 city/29 highway (beginning at $60,000) For 2010, the Porsche Cayman was updated with 20 more horsepower but still looks after stupendous fuel effectiveness. Offering superior handling and driving representation, the Cayman is positive to furnish some of the most memorable driving encounters that some auto can offer.

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5) 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse: MPG: 20 city/28 highway (beginning at $20,000) One of the more competitive wears autos on this list is the Mitsubishi Eclipse. The sporty looks of this auto are certain to blow some people's minds when heading around town and you will likewise feel exceptional knowing you’re safeguarding some gas with 20 miles to the gallon.

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The third car road-going version produced 195 bhp (145 kW; 198 PS) (catalyzed model). Evolution models (not sold in North America) continued with 2.3 liters but adopted revised exhaust-cam timing, increased compression along with the lack of a catalyst producing approximately 215 hp (160 kW). Later the Sport Evolution model production run of 600 (sometimes referred as Evolution III) increased engine displacement to 2.5 L and produced 238 hp (175 kW). 786 cabriolets were also produced, all by hand in BMW's Garching plant; at the time the 215 hp (160 kW) example was the world's fastest four-seat convertible.



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Jaguar XJ Numbering

Just prior to World War II Jaguar, known then as SS Cars, started using a numbering system beginning with the letter X for internal projects. X meaning experimental, XB for military chassis projects and XF to XK for engines. This numbering system has never been consistent and there appears to be many omissions and duplications.



Number Project
XJ3 3.4-litre and 3.8-litre S-Type saloon cars (known to the Pressed Steel Company as 'Utah')
XJ4 Designation of the project which led to what was publicly announced as the XJ6
XJ5 Modifications to the Mark Ten for air-conditioning
XJ6 A V12 racing engine with four-overhead-camshafts
XJ8 E-type 2+2 version
XJ13 Jaguar sport-racing mid engined prototype
XJ16 Jaguar 420 saloon
XJ22 & XJ23 E-type Series Two
XJ27 The Jaguar XJS
XJ40 Second Generation Jaguar XJ6 (1986-1994) (as opposed to Series 2 version of First Generation)
XJ41 Prototype Coupé replacement for the XJ-S
XJ42 Prototype Drophead replacement for the XJ-S
XJ50 Jaguar XJ12 Series Three
XJ57 & XJ58 Jaguar XJ-S 3.6 litre
XJ81 Second Generation Jaguar XJ12 (1993 - 1994)

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