Peacock magical pressing oil is a unique and powerful product that offers numerous benefits for the hair and scalp. This specially formulated oil contains a blend of natural ingredients that work together to nourish and condition the hair, promoting overall hair health and vitality. One of the main ingredients in Peacock magical pressing oil is argan oil. Argan oil is derived from the kernels of the argan tree, which is native to Morocco. It is rich in essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins that help to nourish and protect the hair. Another key ingredient is coconut oil, which is known for its moisturizing properties.
Born in Milan in 1960, Vergano studied at the International School of Milan, Liceo Cassini, and Università di Genova before moving to New York where she currently resides. She is represented by Leonard Tourné Gallery, and her work has been featured in the Parrish Art Museum (Southampton, NY), Islip Art Museum (Islip, NY), Anthropology Museum of the People of New York (Queens, NY), Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach, CA), Madison Museum of Fine Art (Madison, GA), DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park (Lincoln, MA) and the Chicago Anthenaeum (Chicago, IL). Vergano has also designed a line of objects for the Museum of Modern Art (New York, NY). Vergano counts among her collectors Whoopi Goldberg, Robert and Cortney Novogratz and Madonna.
Born in Milan in 1960, Vergano studied at the International School of Milan, Liceo Cassini, and Università di Genova before moving to New York where she currently resides. How to recognize if you have that DISB is if you re working really, really hard at something that you haven t necessarily seen the reward that you want to see from it and you KEEP GOING.
Another key ingredient is coconut oil, which is known for its moisturizing properties. Coconut oil helps to hydrate the hair and scalp, reducing dryness and promoting a healthy scalp environment. Peacock magical pressing oil also contains jojoba oil, which is similar in structure to the oils produced by the scalp.
Lessons from A Peacock
My sister and I were in South Carolina earlier this summer. We were touring a historic plantation house and there was a peacock wandering the grounds. Peacocks appear to be SO unnatural, like something not to be found in nature. And yet, I think I’ve seen more peacocks in the wild in India than anywhere else. This makes sense because the history of the Peacock begins in India.
Peacocks are far and away my favorite bird. Not only because they’re stunning and their tail feathers blossom into that surprise party trick. (Does anyone remember the year I was a peacock for Halloween?!) Peacocks are my favorite because of their confidence. My fitness coach, Gina, would call it Deep Inner Self Belief.
The peacock we saw in South Carolina could be heard from all corners of the property. From acres and acres away, it was like he was calling out for us to come find him. Whatever we were looking at was nothing compared to the show he was going to put on.
As we got closer to the sound, there he was, with his feathers falling in a dull brown grey train behind him. Squawking away like a drowning cat, or almost like a carny barker. “Step right up! Move in closer, folks!”
Mr. Peacock literally waited for a crowd to gather. He wasn’t wasting a single turquoise-eyed inner feather glimpse until he was completely surrounded. And then out of nowhere it was like someone pulled a magic string and his feathers fanned out into their technicolor shimmering curtain. We all collectively ooohed and aaahed.
Most of the crowd gave him space, he seemed a little angry, I think his audience was afraid to see what a grumpy peacock might do. So they snapped their photos from a safe distance and went on their merry way.
I, on the other hand, stepped in closer. I wanted the super great capture with my camera and I knew he wanted to give it to me. I swear that bird did a ballet promenade so I could see every angle. It was like he was posing just for me, knowing I’d make good on my photos. And here they ARE, in All Good Things! Thank you, Mr.Peacock.
It’s like the universe whispers into the soul of a peacock,
“You are special.”
“You are beautiful.”
“You are enough.”
“You are on purpose.”
NO FILTER, I mean look at him! He looks like a painting.
And so he makes his iridescent blue-gold-purple-green feathers into a fan and struts. He preens. He has something to say. He wants to be seen. Deep Inner Self Belief. I love him. I love him because he reminds me to love myself.
About the time of my South Carolina trip, I’d experienced a setback in my career. Setbacks are temporarily paralyzing because our ego takes the biggest hit. The parts of us that dream and know we’ll be okay, the parts that are motivated and inspired — they all sit there useless, while the ego has a pity party.
I’ll be honest, I indulged my ego and have done very little to get back up on the horse to continue the ride into my dreams. All my hard work seemed pointless. I knew there were things I could do and I chose to wallow and give value to the setback. Boooo. Hisss.
And then I read the words of my dear Gina about Deep Inner Self Belief.
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“How to recognize if you have that DISB is if you’re working really, really hard at something that you haven’t necessarily seen the reward that you want to see from it and you KEEP GOING.
If you invest enough self belief it will pay off. Others will see it. Changes will happen. Goals will be met. Your own personal history will be made.”
Ummmm. Gina reminded me I’m a peacock. I am confident. I have worked really hard, I just need to keep going. And I need to retune my ears to hear the whispers of the universe;
“You are special.”
“You are beautiful.”
“You are enough.”
“You are on purpose.”
This makes it an excellent moisturizer for the hair and scalp, helping to balance oil production and reducing the risk of dryness or excess oiliness. In addition to these ingredients, Peacock magical pressing oil also contains a blend of other natural oils, such as olive oil and almond oil, that provide additional nourishment and conditioning benefits. The main idea in bold: Peacock magical pressing oil is a unique and powerful product that offers numerous benefits for the hair and scalp. This specially formulated oil contains a blend of natural ingredients that work together to nourish and condition the hair, promoting overall hair health and vitality..
Reviews for "Say Goodbye to Hair Breakage with Peacock Magical Pressing Oil"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Peacock magical pressing oil. I had heard so many great things about it, but it just didn't work for me. Firstly, the scent was too overpowering and gave me a headache. Secondly, it made my hair feel greasy and weighed it down, even when I used a minimal amount. I tried using it several times, hoping for different results, but unfortunately, it just didn't live up to its claims. I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I purchased the Peacock magical pressing oil based on the positive reviews I read online, but it turned out to be a complete waste of money for me. Firstly, the oil left a heavy residue on my hair and made it appear greasy throughout the day. Secondly, it did absolutely nothing to tame my frizz or add any shine to my hair. I was extremely disappointed with the product and regretted buying it. I would advise others to steer clear of this oil as it did not deliver the promised results.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I was excited to try the Peacock magical pressing oil, but unfortunately, it didn't work well for my hair. The consistency was too thick and sticky, making it difficult to apply evenly. Additionally, it took a long time for the oil to absorb into my hair, leaving it looking and feeling greasy for hours. Despite using it for a few weeks, I didn't see any noticeable improvement in the condition of my hair. Overall, I was disappointed with this product and would not purchase it again.