By SS on Sep 30, 2009 in Facial Skin Beauty | 0 Comments
The fragrance of this refreshing, gently-abrasive scrub made of lemon is mouth-watering, and can be a lovely way to start the week with zest! You need salt, which is one of the best antibacterial ingredients ever, and it is slightly abrasive. Lemon juice exfoliates as it cleans. Take 1/4 cup of sea salt and enough
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By SS on Sep 29, 2009 in Facial Skin Beauty | 0 Comments
For smooth, soft skin, wash your face every day with plain, organic yogurt or buttermilk. Use it as you would use ordinary cold cream. avoiding the eye area. It’s gentle enough for all skin types and as a bonus, it contains naturally occurring lactic acid. This acts as a mild exfoliant to remove dead-skin build-up.
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By SS on Sep 28, 2009 in Sleep | 0 Comments
What Are Night Terrors?
Most parents might have comforted their child after an occasional nightmare. But if you have ever experienced what’s known as a night terror (or sleep terror), your child’s fear was likely inconsolable — no matter what you tried. During that time, a child might suddenly sit upright in bed and shout out
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By SS on Sep 28, 2009 in Facial Skin Beauty | 0 Comments
This scrub helps to get rid of the dirt and the superficial dead skin but it should not be used more than once a week and never on dry skin. Take leftover stale roti and dip it in some milk and a little honey. Make sure the honey is well dissolved in milk. Let the
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By SS on Sep 27, 2009 in Facial Skin Beauty | 0 Comments
This easy-to-make formula will help to dissolve the ‘glue’ that binds dead skin cells, alloing them to fall away like autumn leaves, revealing the smooth, soft skin underneath. The secret is fresh alpha hydroxy fruit acid - in this case, from tomatoes and sugar. You need 1/4 cup of granulated sugar, chopped fresh tomato and
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