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First posted on this site 6/5/09 @ 2:38Am

Make Your Own Scrub

Beauty Tip - Make Your Own Scrub:
Tip description / details:This is the scrub I use everyday to cleanse my face and it works wonders for me. Leaves your skin with fresh glow without harsh and irritating chemicals.Ingredients:1/2 tsp almond powder; 1/2 tsp dry oatmeal; 1/4 tsp honey; and 1/4 tsp fresh milk.

How to prepare:
Mix all the ingredients and set aside. How to use: Splash your face with warm water, and apply this paste and leave for 5 minutes. When this is almost taut, scrub off, and splash your face with warm and then cold water revealing a fresh glow!

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Wednesday August 13, 2008 - 09:55pm (EDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments

- by Kelley

Are You Having Dry Skin Problems this Winter?

I've had a few people ask why they are still having problems with dry and itchy skin in these colder months. Answer it's time to change your skin regime and moisturizer. Just like the seasons our skin is ever changing. Whether is biology, health, the foods we eat or the season.

Plus the artificial heat produced by the heaters cause people's skin to dry. Your body's chemistry is changing about every 7 years. If your skin is still itchy it maybe the type of moisturizer you are using. You should not use the same moisturizer in the winter you use in the summer. A good hydrating moisturizer for the winter like our Night Cream along with a natural moisturizing mineral foundation would be a good choice to change too.

If you skin is still dry use our eczema balm, emu oil, or vegan healing oil. These are for the most dry of skin. Use a toner and exfoliate with a very gentle exfoliator that will not break the skin or the bank. If you still have problems then ask. Later I'll post on blog about how to choose a good moisturizer.

That Girl's Bath & Body. - by Kelley

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Skin and Body Care In Winters - Winter Skin Care

Changes in weather conditions in winters and summers can be hard on the skin. The dry and cold air in winter can drain essential moisture from the skin, making it look capped and dry. Follow these tips to maintain your skin healthy in winters.

Skin Care Tips in Winters

• Use SPF sunscreen on face, neck and all visible parts of body when going out during winters.
• Do not take excessive long and hot showers as this will deplete the natural skin moisturizer.
• Keep your skin nourish by using good quality cleansing cream and moisturizer and wear warm clothes that does not create any itching sensation on the skin.
• An ancient Chinese herbal remedy for detoxification during winter is drinking a glass of hot water with lemon. This cleanses the liver and gall bladder and the body cleans blood faster, thus toxins responsible for bad skin are eliminated.
• Drink adequate water, say 12 glasses a day.
• Take proper sleep.
• Speak to your doctor if dry skin persist.
  

Disclaimer:
Information listed here is not intended as medical advice nor to diagnosis, cure or treat any type of health condition or illness. Please speak with your health care professional.

originally online at Monday January 21, 2008 - 06:45pm (EST).

by Kelley