Posts Tagged ‘Complexion’
I first encountered natural beauty products when I was a young teenager. A friend extolled the virtues of mayonnaise as a hair conditioner and I promptly emptied an entire jar onto my head and waited for the transformation. It took more than a week before my hair began to separate into strands again. I later found out that to condition hair, a mere tablespoon would do the trick. Natural beauty products offer the benefits of healing and rejuvenating without the potential hazards of synthetic substances. Read more [...]
As the summer draws nearer, give your skin the much needed boost and confidence this spring and reveal a more natural, radiant glow with the fabulous range of Apricot Facial Scrubs which promote a healthier-looking, glowing complexion. Packed full natural ingredients like apricot, corn, and walnut kernels to get that perfect texture and brightness back they perfectly prep your skin for the sunshine. St. Ives scrubs say that if you exfoliate 3-4 times a week you can get the desired brightness and Read more [...]
What could cause a strong, self-made woman like Demi Moore to check herself into a treatment facility? Drugs? Alcohol? No—something more sinister and deadly: stress. The demands of a high-profile career and relationship seem to have transformed the reigning box office beauty to an angry anorexic on the verge of a breakdown. Stress wreaks havoc on your physical as well as your emotional health. The physiological reactions to stress can increase your risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and Read more [...]
Mirror, mirror on the wall. It’s been said that beauty goes only skin deep. Too often, however, it’s not that genuine. I will be the first to admit that beneath my morning ritual of facial cleanser, toner, lotion and cover-up there is a jungle of ugliness waiting to be released. As owners of adequate bathroom mirrors we don’t have to walk the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles to get acquainted with that jungle of ugliness. While we may not have near so many mirrors we still Read more [...]
