I couldn't resist the temptation and I bought Nanoil Hair Oil. It has been advertised almost everywhere and I've read so many positive opinions so I finally decided it's going to be mine. I ordered it a few weeks ago but I wanted to test it thoroughly before posting my opinion. Hence the review gathers the most essential information regarding the effects of oil treatment.
I was looking for a natural blend of essential oils for my hair for a long time. I have already oiled my hair with natural oils, among which my favourites are Maracuja oil, and Sweet Almond oil (which I love to apply to my face as well). Unfortunately, the search for ready-made hair oils seemed pointless. I was searching for natural products among hundreds of cosmetic mistakes … until I found one! Eureka!
I would like to present Nanoil Hair Oil – it is not only full of natural oils in the composition but also it is not overwhelmed with silicones and is free of various synthetics.
It would be best if I start with a short presentation of the product, using the information from the website (www.nanoil.co.uk). I would also like to encourage you to read the information in detail – they describe it wonderfully.
a natural and safe formula free of parabens and silicones, designed for hair with different structure – porosity.
Nanoil For Medium Porosity Hair: for weak, dull and frizzy hair.
Which of the tree versions should you choose for yourself?
P.S. As far as I know, if you want to examine the porosity of your hair it is best to do it at a trichologists or hairdressers where they have a microscope and can see the condition of the hair in close up.
At first, I started using Nanoil For Medium Porosity Hair, because that's how it was classified after the porosity test. In this version of Nanoil, there are six natural oils: Argan, Macadamia, Marula, Jojoba, Maracuja and Coconut. I was afraid of the last one because it was able to tangle my hair. The product is completely natural, but aside from the oils, there is also place for silk, UV filters, vitamins A + E, sprout extracts and growth stimulants. Really NO silicones, preservatives and allergens.
Nanoil For Medium Porosity Hair worked best on my hair when applied to the full length and rubbed into the scalp before washing and then thoroughly rinsed. After applying Nanoil Hair Oil the strands were silky smooth, though after rinsing, the effect was weaker. This is an effectively nourishing hair oil, but in my case it did not give the 'wow' effect. It was not suitable for my hair, especially when I applied it to damp hair before drying, even though I used the minimum amount. It is very difficult to determine the hair porosity and the products have to be selected carefully selected.
As a second, I started using Nanoil For High Porosity Hair which turned out to be the perfect product for me. It also contains six natural oils, but has a slightly different composition that suits my hair, probably also because Coconut oil was not added. In this version, we have the following oils: Almond, Argan, Evening Primrose, Avocado, Maracuja, Cotton Seed. There are two natural hair oils that I love to use solo. Additionally, there are growth stimulants, shoot extracts, keratin, panthenol, UV filter, silk, lanolin and vitamin E – a wealth of additional nutrients. And here again we get a formula WITHOUT silicone, paraben, alcohol, preservatives and other harmful substances.
No wonder Nanoil Hair Oil worked better on my hair this time. I had the feeling that my hair needed a more intensive regenerative treatment. This version can be applied overnight, to dry or wet hair, before or after washing, or, whenever you want to add a bit of shine and softness to the hair. Of course, I adjust the portions used to the minimum necessary to work effectively. Thus I do not weigh down my hair. This way, the oil will last longer. What about the hair? Since I use Nanoil For High Porosity Hair, the strands are beautiful, very smooth and shiny. No more problems with running my fingers through it. My struggle with frizzy and unruly curls as well as thinning is finally over. No other hair oil worked so well for me, especially only after a few uses! I'm very positively surprised.


Pastry: Beat the butter and brown sugar in mixing bowl with an electric mixer on medium speed until light and fluffy. With mixer at low speed, beat in the flour and pecans. Press dough into a 10-inch pie plate and refrigerate 10 minutes.
Filling: Combine apples, sugar and 1/2 cup water in a large skillet. Bring to a simmer over medium heat, then cover and cook 5 minutes. Dissolve cornstarch in 1/4 cup water in a small bowl; stir into apple mixture. Bring to a boil, then cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in the butter, cinnamon and nutmeg. Cool.
Topping: Combine flour, pecans, brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger and mace in a medium bowl. With a pastry blender or 2 knives, cut in the butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Set aside.
Spoon filling into the pastry shell. Sprinkle topping evenly over apples.
Reduce oven temperature to 375 degrees F. Bake for 30 minutes more or until apples are tender. If topping browns too quickly, cover loosely with foil.
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World of Tanks Brings the August Heat
Things are heating up for World of Tanks with August Heat. Incorporating a new update, the anniversary celebrations and more, this occasion will be something no tanker wants to miss.
A major part of August Heat is Update 1.14, and there's plenty of new additions, including the Czechoslovakian heavies. The line will start at Tier VII and then, at Tier VIII, players will be able to take advantage of a feature unique to the line: the choice of two guns, a classic cyclical one or a two-shell autoloader. Both armaments are equal in performance and stats (caliber, alpha and elevation arc), but will allow tankers to choose a weapon which better suits their playstyle.
As well as the introduction of the Czech brawlers, a brand-new map is hitting World of Tanks: Safe Haven. Available for Random Battles, the 1000×1000-meter summer map is set in 1960s Japan and this new battlefield features a demilitarized civilian port that is gradually crowding out the small fishing village that was there first. The soundtrack to this map is the result of a collaboration between the World of Tanks audio team and Akira Yamaoka, renowned composer of Silent Hill fame.
Another new addition is Field Modification. Allowing tankers to precisely configure their favorite vehicles depending on their preferred combat roles, these mechanics are available for all Collectors' and Tier VI-X vehicles, excluding rental ones. Also, all the vehicles that have access to Field Modifications will receive a new parameter, Role, which was introduced in Ranked Battles previously and, in total, there are 15 to choose from.
Additionally, to mark the 11th birthday of World of Tanks, players will be treated to valuable rewards and cool gifts. While the team are keeping their cards close to their chest, the event is looking to be one tankers will never forget with presents aplenty. Players are being asked to keep their eyes peeled and, in the meantime, get ready to don party hats and celebrate!
And finally, August Heat will see the introduction of Topography, a brand-new mode which will test tankers navigational skills, the return of the fan-favorite Frontline and much more! Join in the August Heat with OffGamers today!
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China Delivers WZ 10 Attack Helicopters to Army (video)
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The People's Liberation Army has equipped all of its ground force aviation units with advanced WZ-10 combat helicopters, according to PLA media.
Several WZ-10s have been delivered to an aviation brigade of the PLA 13th Group Army under the Western Theater Command, the military's TV news channel reported.
This means that all of the Army's aviation units now have this advanced attack helicopter, the report said.
The deliveries also marked the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Army's aviation force and opened a new chapter in the force's development, it added.
The Army's aviation wing was formed in October 1986 with a regiment equipped with a combination of domestically manufactured helicopters with old technologies and a few imported advanced ones.
For more than two decades, the backbone of the PLA's attack helicopter teams was formed by the WZ-9, which was developed based on the French Eurocopter Dolphin. The Army did not have a dedicated combat helicopter until 2011, when the first WZ-10s were believed to have entered service with the PLA.
Senior Colonel Xu Guolin, deputy chief of the PLA Army's Aviation Equipment Bureau, told the news channel all of the group armies will have at least one aviation brigade or regiment.
According to a military white paper released in 2013, the PLA Army had 18 group armies at the time, but it is unclear if some of these have been merged or disbanded during troop cuts introduced at the start of this year.
The WZ-10 is developed and produced by Changhe Aircraft Industries Group, a subsidiary of Aviation Industry Corp of China, the country's leading aircraft manufacturer. It made its public debut in November 2012 at the 9th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, also known as the Zhuhai Air Show.
Aviation industry sources said the helicopter was designed primarily for anti-tank missions, but now has a secondary air-to-air combat capability.
Wu Ximing, chief designer of the helicopter at Changhe Aircraft Industries, said the WZ-10 has superior maneuverability and combat compatibility compared with the WZ-9, although it is a little bit weaker in terms of engine capacity, ammunition-carrying ability and firepower.
Wu Peixin, an aviation analyst in Beijing, said the PLA Army now has a strong force of dedicated combat helicopters thanks to the service of the WZ-10 and WZ-19, another attack helicopter that is less powerful than the WZ-10.
"The Army now needs more medium-lift, multipurpose helicopters such as the US Army's Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk," he said. "This helicopter is capable of performing both combat operations and transport tasks."
Gao Zhuo, a military observer in Shanghai, said the PLA Army needs at least 3,000 helicopters, especially heavy-lift transport types and multipurpose models.
Western defense publications speculate that the PLA Army's aviation force has nearly 1,000 helicopters.
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WEF Gender Gap Index 2019: India Slips to 112th Rank Globally, Bottom 5 on Health, Economic Rankings
The nation has witnessed political empowerment up at 18th position, while it has dropped its rank in terms of health and survival (150th), economic participation and opportunity (149th), and 112th place for educational attainment.
Published: December 17, 2019 11:07 AM IST
Edited by Sharmita Kar Email
New Delhi: Despite government policies and economic revisions, India has stumbled four places on the World Economic Forum (WEF) gender gap index, down to 112th rank in 2019 as the disparity in terms of women's health and economic participation continues to widen.
The country that boasts of its diversity has failed to be inclusive of all genders as it moved down from 108th position last year, far below neighbouring China (106th), Sri Lanka (102nd), Nepal (101st), Brazil (92nd), Indonesia (85th) and Bangladesh (50th). Meanwhile, Iceland maintained its position as the most gender neutral country.
At the same time, Yemen has secured the lowest rank at 153rd position, preceded by Iraq at 152nd and Pakistan 151st.
In its report, the WEF predicted that it would take at least 99.5 years to narrow down the gender gap, despite women now taking high-profile leadership roles. However, it also flagged abnormally low sex ratios at birth in India at 91 girls for every 100 boys.
"While an improvement on 2018 – when the gap was calculated to take 108 years to close – it still means parity between men and women across health, education, work and politics will take more than a lifetime to achieve," the Geneva-based forum mentioned.
India had once sought a relatively higher rank at 98th place in 2006. However, since then, the country's position has only worsened on three to four metrics for the overall ranking.
This made India the only one among 153 countries where the economic gender gap is wider than the political one. It has been studied that only one-quarter of women, compared with 82 per cent of men, engage actively in the labour market in India – one of the lowest rates globally (145th).
The female estimated earned an income is mere one-fifth of the male income, again among the world's lowest (144th), and women account for only 14 per cent of all leadership roles (136th) and 30 per cent of professional and technical workers.
"Violence, forced marriage and discrimination in access to health remain pervasive. The situation and the trend are more positive in terms of gender gaps in education… But a large difference persists for literacy rate; only two-thirds of women are literate compared with 82 per cent of men," WEF stated.
The report, as a result, also highlights that given the present scenario, workplace inequality in the country will not be erased until the year 2276. However. the WEF said it was committed to at least double the current percentage of women participants at the Davos summit by 2030.
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Published Date: December 17, 2019 11:07 AM IST