Yellow by Jerusalem N. Dio Salon by Bing Dio

Quick note before we call it a day. It's been a while since I've had a change of color, of hair that is. I had my hair cut so it won't look like a mohawk anymore so I went to see the Mom of Cher my friend and hairstylist. She's Tita Bing Dio, one who's also done the hair of countless celebrities and some of her QC neighborhood's elite. What I love about her is that she treats everyone like family, so a visit to her salon over at Mother Ignacia Street in Quezon City (in front of St. Mary's in Quezon City).

While she was cutting my hair, she must have felt my hair was boring as she has probably seen me in different shades as done by her daughter Cher. She asked what color I'd like and I said "anything would be fine", so she whipped out the colors and started to bleach my hair. She said "let's color you yellow!" and I felt that sounded good to me. :)

Bleaching is a long, tedious process and I must say it's not for everyone. I felt safe because I know they're experts and they've done this for years now. Tita Bing had me colored, rinsed, then undergo treatment. They gently massaged it without scratching the scalp as they want to take care of my hair even after the bleaching process. The color looked absolutely amazing after a couple more minutes and they advised me to not be too hasty about using shampoos so color would stay longer. Now I look so good like sunshine!

A few more snips for finishing touches and I got that back part of the mohawk gone. Now I've got good looking hair made by the good people from Jerusalem N. Dio Salon by Bing Dio.Tita Bing knew how to take care of me the moment I sat on the salon's chair. 

Now I don't have to go anywhere for a color fix or haircut because they're pretty near my place at 58 Pentagrand Building Mother Ignacia Street in Quezon City. It's right across St. Mary's College of Quezon City, just climb the stairs or use the elevator as they're on the 2nd floor. Tita Bing Dio, her family and staff will take care of you just like what they did to me, much like family. Trusting your hair with just anyone is not a good idea. You'll appreciate those who can do it great, that doesn't cost you an arm and a leg.

Look good even without a beard! :)) Nice hair huh?!

If you want great hair like I do, you know what to do. Call 09062673099 and set an appointment, or simply walk in and lounge around if you don't have anything to do that day. Ask for their services. Remember to also pamper yourself, after all, you deserve it!

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Come Out For Love: The 2014 Metro Manila Pride March

We all have LGBT friends. Yesterday when I was in an event, I heard from a man seating in front of me reading aloud a text message he received anonymously, apparently containing some really ridiculous notions about the PINK Film Festival Trinoma, Quezon City and how it will turn the place into Sodom and Gomorrah if they don't stop it from showing films that contain things discussing LGBT on it. They've been fighting for years now, even straight people are supporting them, because ultimately they are seeing them as people, without prejudice to what color, shape or form they are. 

Unfortunately, there are still ignorant ones who ridiculously think spreading hate is the solution. We all want to fight for equality in the workplace, at home, and community - and that goes the same with the LGBT sector, they don't want special treatment, they just want what you and I are getting. Yesterday, whilst some government officials were undergoing HIV tests - it kind of struck a cord on me to think how many people are still getting that stigma, either from what they learn from backward thinking folks, or merely not understanding the whole problem at hand. There are a lot of things that contributed to HIV but most of it is because of unprotected thingy. 

Tonight, while I was going home from watching Chicago, I met a friend while heading to my place. He's part of the LGBT community and is part of the organizers of this year's pride march. Their theme this year is "Come Out For Love: The 2014 Metro Manila Pride March" and they're in need of support from everyone, LGBT or not, crooked or straight, to head onto Malate in Manila at 2PM. Please register at their event page here and invite yourself, your peers to support the cause. Their build up will start at 2PM and the march will start at 4PM today December 6 (TYPHOON OR NOT, RAIN OR SHINE, THEY HAVE A RAINBOW). All they need is your presence and support. A worthy cause I might add. Think of your friends, all those who have been part of the LGBT community and have done a great deal of good for you. This might be a nice way to give back. 

For more details please check their Pride March 2014 details here.

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