Bibi's list

A personal collection of the things I take with me when I travel. These are some essentials that make every trip smoother, more comfortable, and more enjoyable.

I have naturally curly hair and I prefer a more effortless, healthy, and natural look. I focus my routine on moisture, gentle definition, and minimizing damage rather than heavy styling. The goal is to make my hair work with its natural texture instead of constantly trying to control it. Curly hair is never exactly the same year-round, and neither is my routine. My hair is medium length, naturally curly, and uncolored, and over time I’ve tested different products to find what truly makes it look healthier, softer, more defined, and easier to manage. This collection includes the products that genuinely worked for me, the ones that helped bring out the best in my curls and made my hair feel consistently nourished and balanced. Some became favorites because of the results, others because they adapted perfectly to different moments and seasons. I often switch products depending on what my hair needs at the time. In the summer especially, after long days spent at the beach, sun exposure and sea salt can leave my curls drier and in need of extra care and hydration. Sometimes I also change products simply based on availability, but every product listed here is something I would confidently return to and recommend. If you have curly hair and are looking to refresh your routine, discover new favorites, or better understand what your curls respond to, these are products worth exploring.

I like that dry oils provide lightweight hydration and absorb quickly while still offering many benefits for both skin and hair. They nourish and soften without leaving behind a heavy or greasy feeling, which makes them especially pleasant and easy to use on a daily basis.

A personal map of Italy shaped by experience rather than intention. These are places I didn’t just visit, but absorbed. Each one holds a specific memory: a street at the right hour, a view that lingered longer than expected, a feeling that stayed. They are not just beautiful locations, they are moments that quietly settled in and made themselves worth returning to.

When it comes to fragrances, in recent years, I like to have a signature scent for the summer. Last year it was Never-ending summer... and I'm still searching for a new fragrance for this summer.

A personal wishlist of fragrances I’ve discovered over time—each one carefully tested, quietly admired, and remembered for its distinct character, from subtle everyday signatures to more evocative, lingering impressions, all destined for my future collection.