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A Cheap and Natural Way to Healthy Skin
Healthy skin happens when we eats good foods, have enough exercise, minimize stress and protect our skin from the harsh environment.Certain foods are especially beneficial to the skin. Garlic is one such food. It contains sulphur compounds (which give it ...
The Skinny on Muscle Imbalances - Restoring Order As A Means Of Eliminating Back Pain
There are many causes of back pain. Injury, illness, herniated disks and poor posture are just a few. Muscle imbalances are one of the lesser side effects of improper use, posture, strain and injury, and are commonly the cause of the aches and pains ...
Using the Best Skin Peel at Home
In the past, the best skin peel was only available from a dermatologist or salon. This is no longer true. You can now have the benefits of a medical grade facial peel in the comfort of your own home. The most effective peels on the market contain ...
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1)Are you using a shampoo or shower gel made from detergents like sodium lauryl sulfate or sodium laureth sulfate? Although these detergents lather wonderfully they can dry your scalp or skin out to the point of being extremely itchy. Consider switching to a natural soap-based liquid or bar cleanser, or try making your own cleansers yourself. Natural soaps are much kinder to the skin and scalp because they are made from vegetable oils instead of petroleum derivatives.
2)Is your laundry detergent making your skin itch? Laundry detergents are made from harsh cleansers and they are so strong that some of the residue may be left on your clothes even after the rinse cycle. When you dry your clothes, that laundry detergent residue is left on them. When you wear your clothes the laundry detergent residue comes into contact with your skin. As an alternative try a natural laundry
powder available at health food stores or make your own soap, grate it, and use it as a natural laundry powder.
3)Are you suffering from allergic reactions to one or more food items? Commercially prepared foods contain many different ingredients which can sometimes cause allergic reactions. Try changing your diet by eliminating one food item at a time and see if this helps.
4)Has your skin come into contact with a bacteria or fungus that could cause itching (like athlete’s foot)? Try applying tea tree oil, or a product containing tea tree oil to the spot that is irritated. According to Dr. Ruth Winter, M.S., author of A Consumer’s Dictionary Of Cosmetic Ingredients, tea tree oil is “eleven to 13 times stronger than carbolic acid” and is non-toxic to the skin.
5) Are you suffering from bug bites? Bites from mosquitos and other insects usually swell and cause intense itching. Try applying several drops of lavender essential oil directly on the bug bite itself to soothe the itching.
About the Author
Ololade Franklin publishes Making Good Scents(TM) a newsletter for people who want to make their own skin and hair care products. For more information about Making Good Scents(TM) visit http://www.MakingGoodScents.com
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Exciting News from BIONOVA Skincare!MarketWatch (press release)BONOVA was participating in this exciting event providing attendees with skincare gifts. BIONOVA's spokesperson Nana Danielov, who attended the event, says: "It was a lovely event! I had a great time! We would like to thank all event organizers ...BIONOVA SkincareThe Los Angeles Fashionall 14 news articles » |
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Halle Berry hardly wears make-upNew York Daily NewsDespite going make-up free on regular occasions, Berry admits to being a big fan of using Spa skincare products and sunscreen. "It's cleansing your skin, watching what you eat, no smoking, not too much drinking, no sugar - just simple.and more » |
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