Posted February 27th, 2010
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Hand Care : You may have to go to beauty salons on the face or skin care treatments, or using a homemade skin care products to take care of your face, but I had forgotten all about your hands. Your hands need only the same degree of care and your face and you do not even need to go to a beauty salon for this purpose. Here are some quick tips on how to take care of your hands.
Hand care tips
* Always wear rubber gloves when you are planning to do any work or home gardening. If your hands are exposed to a lot of water, soap and detergents, dirt or chemicals, and then can wrinkle the skin of your hands and become rough.
* Ideally, you should moisturize your hands no less than 4 times in one day, especially after washing. Even if you do not have the time make it a habit to moisturize your hands before you go to bed at night. This is just as important as brushing teeth before you go to bed, every night. * You can also use your face Exfoliator on your hands. This will help to remove any dirt and dead skin cells, and nourish and rejuvenate the skin of your hands.
* You can rub your hands with bath salts, after washing with soap. This will leave your hands squeaky clean. Do remember to slather some moisturizer on your hands afterwards.
* If you have oily hands, and you can try rubbing corn on them after washing with soap.
* To go in for regular manicures (professional or homemade) to keep the hands and nails in good condition.
* Drink lots of water and juices, fresh fruit. Eat balanced meals, a diet low oil.
* Exercise regularly sports. If you are healthy and fit, you will be skin a healthy glow.
* If the skin of your hands dry and flaky – you can massage a little oil and jelly on your hands before you go to bed at night. After you do that, you can wear cotton gloves thin. Wake up in the morning, and enjoy the soft feel of your hands.
* Fast and easy to make a homemade rub of your hand will help. Here is a recipe for the renewal of homemade hand rub:
Components of homemade hand to rub recipe
* White oats – 1 tbsp.
* Honey – 1 tsp.
* Half a cup water
* Milk (chilled) 1 tbsp.
How to prepare the one hand rubbing
Take the water and oats in a glass (pyrex) ship. Boil mixture until the water evaporates, completely. Be careful not to burn oats. Scrape out well boiled oats and put them in a jar. Add the milk and honey to boiled oats and mix well.
How to apply the one hand rubbing
* Clean your hands with a mild soap.
* Pat your hands dry with a soft towel.
* Apply hand rub, equally, on your hands (fingers included).
* Leave for 10 minutes.
* Wash hands rub off with lukewarm water.
* Pat your hands dry with a soft towel.
* Take the size of almonds, a drop of moisturizer in the palm of your hand. Massage it into the skin of the hands and fingers, using gentle but firm, and periodic movements of your finger tips.
* Use this hand scrub twice a week in order to achieve the best results.
* Exfoliates the rubbing hand, moisturizes and renews the skin of your hands. Use this hand rub on a regular basis, and enjoy the clean,
* Soft and firm feel of your hands. (You may not use this scrub for your feet as well.)
Note: Do not use if you are allergic to any of the components.
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Posted February 27th, 2010
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Beauty Tips For Girls: Every girl wants to look beautiful and for this, they try all kinds of tips. Some might suit them, and some may not even work. They end up spending so much money just to get their desired looks. But with all these efforts and with the help of some really workable tips, they can actually look just as beautiful as they wish to be.
The secret to beauty is very simple and easy, if one is willing to follow it on a regular basis with strong commitment. Especially for girls, looking beautiful is quick and easy through doing such a simple thing as drinking lots of water to keep their skin from dulling out. Having excess amount of water in the body lets your skin glow and hence makes you look more attractive. You can apply milk on your body and massage it thoroughly. The milk works as a moisturizer and will do wonders for your skin care. And keep yourself in a moderate temperature where your skin does not get exposed to harsh environment. Taking a luke warm water shower with a gentle soap is also helpful to retain the beauty in you.
With this water drinking habit, one should also adopt the right kind of food intake programme. Having vitamins A and B is very healthy for the shine on your skin and is very basic to any skin care scheme. Eating raw food is also good for the skin and health, with the vegetables not cooked very much, so that nourishment does not finish altogether.
Using natural cosmetic products which contain organic material with almost no synthetic ones are the best to use when it comes especially to skin care. Because skin is the most delicate thing in your body and dealing wrongly with it will make you grow and look older quicker than the rest who actually take care of these things for their better skin. Exfoliation of the dead cells is also very necessary for retaining the freshness and youth in you. You can avoid all the harsh products which scrub but leave rashes. Exfoliate gently. These tips when applied will be the trick for a beautiful girl.
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Posted February 27th, 2010
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The cool cucumber : Give those expensive vitamin pills a pass, (who really knows what’s in them anyway?), and opt for a completely natural boost instead, one that is instantly refreshing and takes only a second to prepare — a crisp, fresh cucumber.
A single, medium-sized cucumber, peeled and zapped through a juicer, provides a glass of calcium, iron, zinc, magnesium, potassium, phosphorous plus vitamins C, B1, B2, B3, B5 and B6 along with folic acid, enough to meet your daily requirements of these essentials all at one go.
Adding things like a couple of tomatoes, two or three carrots and a squeeze of lemon or orange juice to the mix provides additional healthy elements to what is a highly nutritious and satisfying drink which, unlike some of the pre-packaged stuff, tastes absolutely sublime.
Cucumbers, such an easily available vegetable, are pretty much taken for granted as a salad ingredient but, aside from drinking them as high-energy juice, they have lots of other, usually overlooked, uses too.
These extremely low calorie vegetables are excellent diet material as, which is often the case, when you get a craving for ‘munchies’, snack on a cucumber and you will feel both energised and, more importantly, full until meal time comes around.
Some people complain that munching cucumber gives them gas so they avoid eating them when all that needs to be done is to sprinkle a little freshly chopped green mint on the slices and the problem disappears before it happens. ‘Gone with the wind’ so to say!
Native to tropical Africa and Asia, cucumbers, botanically called ‘Cucumis sativus’, have been cultivated for their culinary, medicinal and cosmetic properties for literally thousands of years and are known to be excellent for cooling overheated bodies when used either internally or externally.When eaten or drunk, cucumbers help in promoting clear skin, relieve heat rashes and having diuretic properties are regarded as best for clearing out and toning the entire system.
Their external uses, when not pulverised in chemically adulterated lotions, potions and other concoctions, include treatment of burns, sunburn relief, for easing sore eyes and clearing up conjunctivitis and yet, few people appear to know that cucumber slices are also handy for household use such as polishing shoes to a waterproof gloss, ‘oiling’ hinges, cleaning kitchen surfaces, including stainless steel sinks and ceramic tiles and even, unlikely as it might sound, for cleaning windows, mirrors and other glass surfaces without leaving those notorious streaks behind.
Fresh cucumber should be served after, rather than before, meals as it is a rapid acting breath freshener, the natural photo-chemicals they contain, knocking out bacteria which can cause halitosis and send even your best friend in furious retreat.
Treating your face to an invigorating, fresh cucumber rub, cleans the skin to perfection and, if cucumber juice is dabbed around the eyes and mouth and anywhere else that those dreaded wrinkles are trying to materialise, they will actually tighten up and almost disappear for a few hours at a time which can’t be at all bad!
This versatile vegetable, in the market all the year round thanks to our extremely varied climatic and growing conditions, is also neither difficult nor space demanding, unless you want to cultivate mountains of them of course, to cultivate at home.
In Karachi conditions, cucumber seed can generally be sown anytime between October and the end of April with crops taking from 90 to approximately 150 days to mature according to the variety… of which there are lots. Cucumbers can be large, small, long, short, tapered, oval, round and even curly. They can be pale green, mid-green, dark green, green and white striped, bright orange, blazing yellow, lemon yellow or even pure, unadulterated other than by small thorns, white.
Cucumber seed is best sown ‘on edge’; meaning on its side rather than simply flat out, in sandy or otherwise well-drained soil with lots of organic manure/compost worked in. Seeds should be sown half an inch to one inch deep depending on the size and, depending on the variety i.e. climbing, trailing or bush, at a distance of one to three feet apart. Some people prefer to grow cucumbers on raised ridges of soil, irrigating in the channel between, but this is not necessary plus, they are very much at home when grown in large, 16-24 inch, clay pots, one plant per pot. Watering is important at all stages of growth.
And, once your crop is ripe for the picking, you can juice them, inventing your own mix and match recipes in the process, eat them on their own, use them in salads, cook them in garlic and yoghurt, fry them, bake them, clean the kitchen and bathro
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Posted February 6th, 2010
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Sugaring hair removal, an ancient middle-eastern practice uses an all natural paste or gel made from food-derived ingredients like sugar, water, and lemon juice to remove the hair follicle from the root. The results can last up to six weeks. While there are many recipes, only natural ingredients are used in real sugaring. It’s also been called sugar waxing, although not a correct term, because it’s done very similar to waxing.
How Does it Work?
The two types of sugaring, using the paste and gel are performed differently. Here’s how:
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Posted January 31st, 2010
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Posted January 31st, 2010
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Do you envy someone with beautiful long hair? Well, it will be not be the same anymore. Know the secrets of how to grow hair long and beautiful.
Neena cut her hair short without much thought. Now she is feeling bad about her drastic makeover. She did not like the hair cut her hairstylist gave her. She was so excited to get a new look that she chopped off her hair without Read More;
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Posted January 24th, 2010
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Acne is the most common skin disorder which predictably occurs first during the teenage. It is estimated that over 70% adolescents are affected by a recognisable form of acne.
A lot os research has been done on acne, but there still is no conclusive medical theory as to what really causes it. The visible acne in the form of blackheads and whiteheads is closely associated with hyper activity of the oil glands and congestion of the skin pores.
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Posted January 23rd, 2010
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Asian skin is usually slightly yellow in color due to the presence of extra melanin, but the tone can vary from light beige to very fair. Asian skin can be very smooth in appearance because the pores tend to be very small. It is because of this that it is very prone to acne and sun damage. The best way to keep Asian skin beautiful and healthy is by practicing good basic care in order to prevent future problems.
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Posted January 22nd, 2010
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It is said that you can have an idea about the hygiene of a person by simply taking a look at his shoes or feet. In fact, the way your feet look can tell the other person much about your personal cleanliness. In other words, we can say that the health of your feet plays a much important role in your overall personality. Thus, it is quite obvious that people want to have beautiful and healthy feet. However, for the purpose, you Read More;
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Posted January 17th, 2010
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Hands are the most visible parts of you, but they also take a lot of abuse. You use them in everyday activity, and yet, they are the ultimate accessory. You must give them the same attention you give your face.
* Soften your hands even while you do the dishes. Add a little almond oil (about a teaspoon) to dishwater. The water will soften rought skin while the oil seals the moisture.
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