Mount Roskill, Auckland

176 days ago

KERAfill Keratin Treatment Kit 4 x 280ml

KERAfill Keratin Treatment Kit 4 x 280ml

1 x KERAfill purify shampoo 280ml

1 x KERAfill Keratin treatment 280ml

1 x KERAfill Keratin daily shampoo 280ml
… View moreKERAfill Keratin Treatment Kit 4 x 280ml

1 x KERAfill purify shampoo 280ml

1 x KERAfill Keratin treatment 280ml

1 x KERAfill Keratin daily shampoo 280ml

1 x KERAfill keratin daily conditioner 280ml

1 x Application instruction

• Minimize frizz, Replenish, Straighten, Moisturize & Add Shine.
• Rejuvenates Damaged Hair
• Volume: 280ml

Please note:

1) The Traditional A formula: Soften waves & curls (not straighten curls)

it is a re-conditioning treatment and suits for customers who have waves or curls, and wish to soften the waves and minimize frizz. It can not straighten the hair.

2) The Traditional formula: Straighten curls 100%

minimizes curls and eliminates frizz up to 100%, leaving your hair naturally straight. it is save to use on frizzy, blond, bleached, colored, highlighted or previously relaxed hair. It suit for customers who have very curly and frizzy hair.

Directions for use:
1. Shampoo your hair with the KERAfill Keratin Purifying Shampoo, specially formulated anti-residue; The deep clarifying Shampoo to prepare your hair for the optimal treatment result.

2. Blow the hair to 100% dry, divide hair into sections and begin to comb the KERAfill Keratin Brazilian through each section from root to end; lightly dusting each section with the solution.

3. Solution surrounds each hair shaft with protective keratin layers to smooth and relax the cuticle. Allow the hair to absorb solution for 30 minutes.

4. Blow dry to 100% as straight as possible with a flat or round brush.

5. When the hair gets dry, divide the hair into sections and proceed with a flat iron to further straighten the hair. Using a 450°F (230°C) flat iron, start at the nape of the neck, taking 1/8 inch sections. Slowly move the iron from root to ends 5~7 times (7~10 times for extremely curly coarse hair) infusing the Brazlian Keratin Treatment into the hair shaft. For chemically treated damaged hair reduce heat to 430°(200°C).

6. style as desired.

7. After 3 days or 72 hours (Avoid getting moisture in the hair after treatment during this time, if the hair gets wet, blow dry and go over the hair with flat iron), hair should be washed by KERAfill Keratin Daily Shampoo and Conditioner(Shampoo does not contain Sodium Chloride). You should use KERAfill daily shampoo & conditioner for daily care. Re+5 Argan oil is prefect after care for Brazilian keratin Treatment.

8. During the 72 hours post keratin treatment you must leave the hair product free, no ponytails, clips, headbands, wearing the hair behind the ears etc as this can cause permanent kinks.

Warning:

Keep out of reach of children. For external use only; avoid contact with eyes and skin. If contact occurs, flush eyes with warm water. Do not use on people with sensitive, irritated, or damaged scalp.

Pregnant women and nursing women should avoid treatment.

Perform treatment in a well ventilated room. Install proper air ventilation system in room.

Children under 12 should avoid treatment.

Any client who has allergy problem (eczema, asthma and ect ) should avoid treatment.

Pick up Mount Albert

Price: $80

176 days ago

Karseell Collagen Hair Mask

Emily from Mount Albert

The Karseell Collagen Hair Mask deeply nourishes and repairs damaged hair, restoring strength, softness, and shine. Infused with collagen, keratin, and argan oil, it strengthens hair from within, reduces frizz, and adds a glossy finish. Ideal for dry, color-treated, or frizzy hair, it provides … View moreThe Karseell Collagen Hair Mask deeply nourishes and repairs damaged hair, restoring strength, softness, and shine. Infused with collagen, keratin, and argan oil, it strengthens hair from within, reduces frizz, and adds a glossy finish. Ideal for dry, color-treated, or frizzy hair, it provides long-lasting hydration and healthy, vibrant locks with every use. Don’t miss out—transform your hair today!

WHY IT’S KARSEELL COLLAGEN HAIR MASK
- Deep Repair: Collagen and argan oil deeply hydrate and repair dry, damaged hair, leaving it soft and smooth.
- Frizz Control: Tames frizz and flyaways, providing a sleek, glossy finish.
- Strengthens Hair: Strengthens and protects hair from breakage, promoting healthier strands.
- For All Hair Types: Ideal for color-treated, bleached, or dry hair, restoring shine and vitality.

How to use :
The process is super simple: just apply the mask after shampooing, leave it in for 10-15 minutes, and rinse with warm water. Immediately, you’ll notice how shiny and soft your hair becomes. Plus, the smell is absolutely divine! "

Pick up Mount Albert

Price: $55

177 days ago

Cupboard

Ross from Mount Roskill

Good condition Has Castors for easy moving

Price: $35

177 days ago

Cubboard/Book shelf

Ross from Mount Roskill

good condition

Price: $15

177 days ago

Glass bottle

Ross from Mount Roskill

champion vinegar bottle

Price: $18

177 days ago

glass oil bottle

Ross from Mount Roskill

mobil oil bottle in excellent condition

Price: $95

177 days ago

Large fire in Freemans Bay

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

A large fire has broken out near the New World supermarket in Auckland’s Freemans Bay.

Here's what you need to know:
- Customers have been evacuated from the store.
- Smoke can be seen pouring from the Victoria Park location.
- Some nearby residents and shops are forced to wear masks… View moreA large fire has broken out near the New World supermarket in Auckland’s Freemans Bay.

Here's what you need to know:
- Customers have been evacuated from the store.
- Smoke can be seen pouring from the Victoria Park location.
- Some nearby residents and shops are forced to wear masks while the smoke spreads.
- There are reports of internet outages in the area.

Keep up with live updates on the Stuff website.

177 days ago

The PM has flagged changes to leave entitlements for some workers

Brian from Mount Roskill

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is suggesting the Government will soon announce Holidays Act reform that cuts sick leave entitlements for part-time workers.
It follows last year’s proposed changes to the plagued legislation that sought to help businesses the Government says are struggling with … View morePrime Minister Christopher Luxon is suggesting the Government will soon announce Holidays Act reform that cuts sick leave entitlements for part-time workers.
It follows last year’s proposed changes to the plagued legislation that sought to help businesses the Government says are struggling with the Labour decision to double sick leave for all eligible workers.
Speaking to Newstalk ZB ahead of his trip to China and Europe, Luxon was asked about sick leave entitlements and said an announcement was incoming.
“We might need to do things about pro-rating sick leave as well because people who were on part-time contracts are getting fulltime 10-day equivalency, so Brooke van Velden’s working through some of those issues.”
Luxon said the changes would be announced alongside other related reform by van Velden in her capacity as Workplace Relations Minister.
In a statement, van Velden said she hoped to make an announcement in the coming months about pro-rated sick leave.
She confirmed it would not involve a reduction from 10 days to five days, which Luxon suggested van Velden was looking into on RNZ this morning.
Green Party Workplace Relations spokesperson Teanau Tuiono said changing sick leave entitlements was “nothing short of an attack on the morale and productivity of our workforce”.
“The Government is making a habit of revealing such changes at the start of Winter when seasonal illnesses, flu and Covid are placing many families under strain,” he said.
He reiterated his party’s policy of five weeks of annual leave for all.
Pro-rating sick leave would mean part-time workers would be allocated this type of leave based on how many hours or days they worked.
This approach was proposed in an exposure draft of a bill amending the Holidays Act announced by van Velden in June last year.
“Workplaces that rely on part-time workers are particularly vulnerable to unexpected staffing shortages. To explore this issue further, the exposure draft set for consultation will include a proposed approach to pro-rating sick leave, to better reflect how much an employee works,” she said in a June 2024 press release.
The draft also proposed changing how annual leave was provided, moving from an entitlement system to an accrual system.
In December, following consultation, van Velden admitted the draft bill would not solve the issues with the Holidays Act and had told officials to re-think the changes.
“Not only have I heard from submitters that further simplification is possible, but there were some who believed that what we put out for consultation was more complex and had higher compliance costs than the legislation we have now.”
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SH16 The Strand shared use path

NZ Transport Agency (NZTA)

From June to October 2025, we'll be constructing a shared use path (SUP) next to SH16 The Strand to improve pedestrian safety and provide a route separate from the road for cyclists along this heavy freight corridor.

Majority of the work will be carried out during weekdays (7am to 5pm) and … View moreFrom June to October 2025, we'll be constructing a shared use path (SUP) next to SH16 The Strand to improve pedestrian safety and provide a route separate from the road for cyclists along this heavy freight corridor.

Majority of the work will be carried out during weekdays (7am to 5pm) and traffic will still be able to travel along SH16. Click to find out more

Local Highlight

185 days ago

Poll: Have you noticed these increased grocery prices?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Stats NZ said food prices have been rising at their fastest rate in more than a year.

Drinking chocolate is now 27% more expensive, coffee is up 17% and 1kg of mince was $2 more expensive this March than it was the same time last year.

Dairy products have also increased astronomically in … View moreStats NZ said food prices have been rising at their fastest rate in more than a year.

Drinking chocolate is now 27% more expensive, coffee is up 17% and 1kg of mince was $2 more expensive this March than it was the same time last year.

Dairy products have also increased astronomically in price. Milk prices are up by 15.1% in the last year, cheese by 24% and butter has risen up by a shocking 63.6%.

Are you feeling the pinch lately? Share what you've noticed in the comments below and whether it makes you change your shopping habits.