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Well i dont know about woman but good looking men should either wear trackies that show off their um nice asset, or shorts that show off their nice legs. Either way floppy tshirts and sweatbands are hideous. And i dont understand why baseball caps are necessary when on a weight bench. For girls i think u should dress like Romy and Michele when u go to the gym, Latex/LYCRA and heels.HEHE

heels & latex yay!!!! how hotness is that seriously! i hate wearing sneakersss roflll

i've always preferred the pool to gym but just cant seem to avoid it i guess.. concealer, loose powder & talcum powder is what i take with me to the gym. i tend to stick to leggings but hot pants in summer all the way! & i like my sweatbands.. for some odd reason!

on guys.. i dont mind the cap at all but not @ the gym roflll

ok i have ordered my dry shampoo, and am sticking to lip gloss and mascara, leggings and singlets, recently though it was hot, so i wore a little playsuit :)

Let me know how you go with the shampoo - I just depend on the stuff :D

hehe i tried talcum powder, it was..... messy lol i had to go quickly wash my hair in about 2 minutes before i ran out of the house, i dont think ill give it another shot, i heard they stock dry shampoo here but i couldnt find it anywhere, so i just ordered it on the net

Price Attack in Chadstone (it's near Bras 'n' Things and Dangerfield) stock the dry shampoo.

How goes the gym anyhows?

i got my shampoo today, but i washed my hair yesterday so its not dirty yet, i cant wait to use it!!!

Post by Charli

I recently saw Stella McCartney's Adidas collection in the flesh for the first time and I was incredibly impressed with it. I've started off with some trainers and plan to acquire more of her stuff when I have the money..

I saw their collection for the first time about two years ago. I love it too. Overpriced though, but seriously hot sportswear.

If you shower everyday, you can always use a light based shampoo and use only a small amount to wash your hair, so you have some room for your hair to replenish itself.