The Samsung U5 Mp3 Player
Mp3 players are a dime a dozen at this point, covering every end of the market. Samsung is one of the leading companies for mobile music, but their products tend to be on the pricey side. What if you are just looking for something cheap to listen to while you workout, clean, or go for a run?
The Samsung U5 is your best option, if you are looking for something simple and functional to listen to. Costing around $40, it is actually pretty good for the price. It sports a 2GB file storage, an FM radio, a voice recorder, and a fitness option.
It’s design is pretty sleek and easy to carry around. It’s small enough to not get int he way during a workout, but not so small that you are likely to lose it. The best part is that it more or less a glorified flashdrive, with a USB-stick sticking out of the end of it. This eliminates the need for cords that everyone seems to lose within the first few weeks of owning a new Mp3 player.
All in all the Samsung U5 is basic, but wonderfully simple. It won;t work well for the advanced Mp3 user who likes a lot of song space, but it’s perfect for anyone who just wants something that plays.
Eliminating Split Ends In Thick Or Thin Hair
No matter what hair type you have you’ve likely had to deal with the annoyance of split ends. A split end occurs when the end of a strand splits up the middle, sometimes barely separating the tip, and sometimes moving all the way up the strand. This leads to several problems, including frizz, tangles, and weak hair.
There are a few things you can do to prevent this. First, make sure you are using a really thick, creamy conditioner. This will hydrate your hair well, and keep the ends from becoming brittle. It will also reduce tangling, which can lead you to bruce more forcefully then is recommended.
Next, use oil treatments. Hot oil products are made to replenish the vitamins and minerals the are strip from the hair by shampoo, conditioner, haircare products, and even pollution. You can get a hot oil treatment in any salon, or do it yourself at home, using a store bought kit. They usually run between $6 and $15.
Last, never comb or brush your hair when it is soaking wet. Instead, use your fingers to gently separate the strands. Start at the scalp and run your fingers through, then shake all the way down, pulling each strand loose. Wait until your hair is partially dry before you actually brush it.
