Country: 66.246.142.54, North America, US

City: -74.4564 New Jersey, United States

Alright, so I've officially been using System 1 for almost one year now. I have oily hair (requires daily washing) that is thin, falling, and getting visibly thin at the crown area. First off... the tingly feeling at first goes away after a few uses. The shampoo has no pleasant or unpleasant smell, so don't expect your significant other to stick their nose in your hair and be allured in by the normal girly smells that come so easily with the over the counter products. Now for the important item...performance.... keeping in mind that I wasn't very good at using the conditioner or leave in scalp treatment, my review is only for the shampoo. I used it almost daily for the last year. I was pleasantly surprised I could see difference in my hair growth in 3-4 months. Yes... it's a long time, but think about how long it takes to grow hair! In my experience, it will not prevent breakage and will not prevent hair loss (especially due to stress... ehem (guilty)... or any medical issues. It just helps hair grow out strong and gives your scalp a little umph. Do not buy this product with unrealistic expectations, as you will be disappointed, and be patient! I'm probably going to switch to a volumizing and clarifying shampoo to supplement my routine. Also.... get a really good conditioner (I use mine on just the tips).

This product is a basic formulation of Glucosamine and Chondroitin, These as supplement combination used to be prescribed on the NHS in the Uk but were taken off the recommended list because of poor evidence.

They really did a good job updating this version of Milady's. The pictures are better, the diagrams are more detailed and the information is much more current. Do yourself a favor and update your version!

This is not about travel. This book is more about people complaining about their relatives. I used to love this series. It is too bad it got away from it's original objective of fabulous travel writing.

I am an immigrant who came from a family with nothing monetarily but rich in love and values. My parents spoke no English, had a grammar school education and worked like dogs to provide for their children. They never made it rich but they were rich beyond compare to our former life in our native country. Today my siblings and I, through hard work, sacrifice, values and persistence graduated from high school, college and graduate school. We did not take a dime of welfare as a family nor as adults. We made it in America because this country used to get out of the way of those who had the temerity to dream, aspire, push and reach for the stars. We did and we love what America provided for us - opportunity to work, save and dream.