Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment

I went to Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment recently to treat my hair problems, I have been going there quite frequently to cure my hair loss problems.

I was recommended to Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment by many netizens when I did an online search for a herbal treatment centre which provides good treatments at a most affordable and reasonable price.

I was lucky for I found Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment! I did not choose other more popular Herbal Hair Treatment Centres that were so aggressively featured on the newspapers, were known for their hard-sell tactics to 'force' customers to sign packages as well as noted for a number of complaints for ineffective treatments by their customers,after spending more than $10,000.

Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment uses top quality herbs for the herbal treatments and whats more, the prices are the cheapest I ever come across: $23 for my hair treatment at its Pasir Ris outlet, treatment of hair of other length and at other Bee Choo branches varies accordingly. The treatment lasts for about 1.5 hours and the results are promising.

It is really a miracle as the lady boss, Bee Choo started treating hair problems for her friends at her house in Pasir Ris and then soon, words spread by mouth, and more and more friends of friends started to turn up at her house. To cope with the ever-increasing customer demand, Bee Choo has to open up an outlet in Ang Mo Kio and recently in Clementi and before Chinese New Year next year, there would be an outlet in Bedok.

I normally come on weekday nights if I need to treat my hair for on weekends, there would be so many customers (which attest to the growing business of Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment). Even on an average weekday night, customers still stream in, and this is really really incredible for a business to expand so rapidly with no advertising but via word of mouth. This must only be due to one thing: the hair treatment works!

What impresses me most is the lady boss, Bee Choo herself. On days when I happen to meet her at one of the branches, I count myself lucky for Bee Choo is a busy lady. Despites her busy schedule, she does not hesitate to offer me advice, check for my scalp health whenever I seek her advice. She is very humble and endearing to her customers, with no sense of air and I could see that her business thrive due to her genuine concern for others' hair problems and her keen willingness to share with others hair health tips.

Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment was also featured on Channel U TV show on value-for-money shops just a few months ago.

If you are losing sleep due to losing hair and do not want to lose money in this economic gloomy period, trying out other hair treatment products of centres which do not prove effective, try Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment, there is no package that you need to sign up for. Just come and do one session whenever you are free within Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment working hours. Visit Singapore Hair Loss Support Group now too.

Vernon Leong Jun Wei

What happens to the 31 year old bride groom, Vernon Leong Jun Wei? As the news of this latest unnatural and bizzare death developed, it seemed that Vernon did not jump from the 24th storey of Hilton Hotel as was believed earlier. There were 3 video camera footages which might prove otherwises for the cause of Vernon's death. The first video footage showed Vernon at the 24th storey, making his way hurriedly into the fire escape staircase. The next video footage showed Vernon at the 2nd storey which also holds some shops and the final footage showed an unconscious Vernon motionless at the ground of the hotel. Vernon was cladded casually in a T-shirt and pants and have left his hotel room while his wife was taking a shower. It seemed that he might be escaping from something or somebody or that he might be chasing after something or somebody. What did Vernon see and experience at his last moments? The police is still investigating the case. It is really a very tragical and sad

Kampong Lorong Buangkok

Amidst the blazing afternoon sun today, my Dear and I made our way to Kampong Lorong Buangkok. The visit was a timely one as there is such a high buzz being generated over the last kampong in modern Singapore. After alighting from Bus 854 from Eunos, it was not difficult to find our way to the kampong. The entrance of the kampong was distinct as you could see from the picture: the 'ulu-ness' (rural charm) is evident from the attap-roofed buildings and more unkempt conditions. A signboard with hand-written text welcome my Dear and I to the last kampong in Singapore: As we entered the kampong, I spotted a middle-aged woman talking to an old man. I had seen the old woman before on TV. She was none other than the owner of the kampong land. In the documentary, I learnt that the whole kampong land was passed to her by her late father. She has kept the land and have not gone on to sell the land to the government. If she were to sell the land, she would be an instant multi-millionair

Performance Bonus

It is the time of the year civil servants receive their performance bonuses (PBs). In the coming two weeks, civil servants will not only receive their performance bonuses, special ‘growth bonuses’, would also await them for the very first time. These PBs and growth bonuses are only applicable to performers, defined as officers with assessed performance gradings above the ‘D’ grade. Typically, civil servants receive their performance bonuses in March, a 0.5 month of bonus in July and a 13th month plus AVC in December. Are all the bonuses good? To be frank, the bonuses dished out in Civil Service are averages at best. With the various bonuses being given out in these months: July, December and March, a civil servant who would like to quit would most likely try to find a ‘suitable’ month to quit so as not to forfeit his bonuses. The December bonus is generally the most generous portion. To quantify for this bonus, an officer would have to be in service till the end of January ne

The Oriental Express said…

Thanks for the recommendation. You have forgotten to give your readers the tel. no and location of the saloon?

Thanking you in advance.

Cheers.

Tue Nov 04, 01:42:00 PM GMT+8

Eureka! Found it! Sorry for troubling you! Quite slow with computer. It occurred to me to click on the words in blue and I found all the info I wanted.

Kamsiah.

Tue Nov 04, 01:46:00 PM GMT+8

Saurabh Shastri said…

Hello,
If you are suffering with hair-loss, you must eat AMLA i.e.Emblica officinalis. Its good fruit rich in vitamin c.

Tue Nov 04, 03:05:00 PM GMT+8

Singapore Short Stories said…

Hi Orient Express,

You may check out the comment at my other blog:

http://singaporehairlosssupport.blogspot.com/

Wed Nov 05, 12:59:00 AM GMT+8

Aiyoyo Saurabh Shastri,

Thanks for your recommendation but what is this AMLA Emblica Officinalis.....have never heard of this fruit with such a high sounding name. I must have been a bat in my previous life because my fridge is stuffed with more fruits and vegs than meat.

Where can I buy this fruit?

Terima kasih, nandrei, hsieh hsieh, kam sa ham ni da, merci, danke, dhanyabad, spasiba...in brief, a million thanks.!

Wed Nov 05, 05:41:00 PM GMT+8

Pardon me, I have not heard of the fruit Emblica officinalis before but anyway Vitamin C is not a cure for hair loss. Vitamin B may aid in hair loss.

Wed Nov 05, 11:00:00 PM GMT+8

angelinjones said…

Does the Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment slows down hair loss? Does it help in hair growth? I have fine hair, does it help to thicken them? Any side effect?
Sorry for so much questions. Eager to know, since it work for some.
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Angelinjones
Interactive marketing

Tue Nov 18, 01:12:00 PM GMT+8

Dear angelinjones,

Many Thanks for your post.

Bee Choo Herbal Hair Treatment is supposed to slow down hair growth, promote hair growth, blacken hair and cleanses the scalp.

Hmm I dun want to say so much la cos then I become their free spokeman liao haha.. you can visit their website:

http://www.beechoohair.com/

so far after every visit, my scalp is really really very clean. Without advertisements, their businesss is always brisk.

You can try one treatment. No need sign package, just drop in within their office hours. Cost of treatment depends on hair length.

You can also visit my other blog for more information:

http://singaporehairlosssupport.blogspot.com/

See you around!

Tue Nov 18, 10:22:00 PM GMT+8

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