If you’re hooked on using disposable cleansing clothes or facial wipe because these products are convenient, but are costly, take time to cut each in half. With this little effort you gain twice cleansing clothes and save money in the process.
Exfoliate: Make yourself a homemade body exfoliates by mixing olive oil with sea salt or sugar. Smooth over your skin in a circular motion avoiding the breast area and rinse off. Then you can apply your favorite moisturizer afterwards.
Body Brush: Dry brushing the skin before shower is another great way to eliminate the natural oil glands in your body. Using natural bristle body brush, start at your feet and lightly through the skin area in circular motion. Then you follow with a warm shower and slather your body with moisturizer.
Natural cleanser: When regular cleanser runs out, use something you can find at your fridge like pinch buttermilk, yogurt and even cream. They are gentle and natural skin cleanser.
Moisturizer alternative: Instead of using a cream moisturizer after bath or shower, use almond oil and rub them into your skin for a treat. You can also combine a few drops of your favorite essential oil-peppermint, lavender, etc, to leave your skin soft, smooth and supple.
Hand moisturizer: Keep a hand cream on your desk or at work for regular, well-moisturized hands. Apply the cream throughout the day to rejuvenate your cuticles and keep your kin saturated.
I believe that everyone are aware and knows something about glaucoma. What exactly is glaucoma and what do we need to know about it? Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that leads to the damage of the optic nerve, the nerve that carries visual information from eye to the brain. This condition is caused by excess pressure to the eyeball and if left untreated can cause permanent damage to the affected eye and may lead to blindness. Even though the idea of having one may sound painful but then most people have no idea that they actually have it. Having glaucoma can be scary since the first time symptoms would show up it would be too late to do anything about it. Once the outbreak occurs there is nothing anyone can do to end the disease. Tunnel vision and narrowing in the field of vision are the first symptoms of Glaucoma, which quickly moves into the final stages of Glaucoma which leads to permanent blindness. The poor circulation, poor drainage and plugged channels around ...
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