Monday, March 30, 2009

Brassage Bra Benefits

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Brassage Bra BenefitsIt's a bra! It's a bustier! It's Healthy?!? That's right ladies (and gentleman if you really wanna go there :)) - get ready to be wowed - a bra that is good for you. First chocolate, now this - the world's getting better all the time. The nitty gritty: These bras were designed by a doctor and a lingerie designer who wanted to create underwear that benefitted the wearer.

True to form, these bras are organic cotton, latex free and include these amazing massaging bumps on the side under your armpit. Coincidentally, that's where the infamous lymph gland resides - and these bumps massage these glands as you move - improving circulation and encouraging a daily detox.


According to Dr. Jayson Sher, the Los Angeles-based chiropractor who invented the technology behind the Brassage, the cushions micro-massage the lymphatic vessels as a woman moves, making walking - even breathing - an opportunity to cleanse the system.

"A normal bra will hold the breasts in place and be pretty," said Sher, who worked on his patented LETflow (Lymphatic Enhancement Technology) for more than eight years before sharing it with Erteszek for use in the Brassage.

"This bra holds the breasts in place, is pretty, and also has a therapeutic process." Sher said the LETflow technology promotes healthy breast tissue by stimulating the lymph node beneath the armpit.

There are more than 500 lymph nodes throughout the body, all of which work as filters to trap and expel bacteria, viruses and other toxins.

Sher said massaging the lymph nodes can speed up the drainage process, which could potentially reduce the risk of breast disease.

"It's been medically and scientifically believed that toxins have an affinity toward affecting the DNA of cells," he said. "We do not say that this takes the place of regular examination or mammograms. It's just another weapon in the arsenal against breast disease."
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Friday, March 27, 2009

Get Your Skin Attractive

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Get Your Skin Attractive

Get Your Skin Attractive

Normal Skin

One hundred percent normal skin is a rare blessing.
• It is smooth textured with no visible pores.
• It shows no signs of dryness in youth.
• It has an even tone that is not too pale, sallow or red.
• It will tend towards dryness with age and as a result of external influence.

Morning
• Cleanse using a wipe-off or wash-off cleanser for normal-to-dry skin.
• Tone using alcohol-free toner one a water-moistened cotton ball.
• Hydrate with a moisturizer for normal skin.

Evening
• Remove your eye make-up first, then cleanse, as above, but more thoroughly.
• Apply moisturizer or a lightweight night lotion.

Dry Skin
• It has a fine, matter texture.
• It may be on the sensitive side.
• There are usually no open pores.
• It is more prone to fine lines and wrinkles than other skin types.
• It is more vulnerable to the effects of central heating and sunlight.
• Very fair skin is often dry.

5-minute Skin-Care Morning
• Cleanse quickly, using a wipe-off cleanser for dry skin.
• Tone, using alcohol-free toner on water-moistened cotton ball.
• Hydrate with a moisturizer for dry skin, preferably one containing a broad-spectrum sunscreen. Avoid and protect your eyes.

Evening
• Remove your eye make-up.
• Cleanse as above.
• Apply a night-cream.

Oily Skin
• It has open pores.
• It will shine an hour or so after washing.
• It may look oily on waking.
• It has a tendency to spots and blackheads.
• It is less susceptible to wrinkles than other skin types.

5-minute skin-care Morning
• Cleanse quickly, using a wipe-off cleanser for normal-to-oily skin or a soap-free cleansing bar. Rinse very thoroughly.
• Tone using a toner that should be diluted if it contains alcohol so that it is not too drying. Moisten your cotton wool with water.
• Moisturize where needed, using an oil-free or gel moisturizer.

Evening
• Remove eye make-up, then cleanse as above, but more thoroughly.
• Apply moisturizer just where needed.

Sensitive Skin
• Looks fragile and translucent.
• It is generally dry.
• It may have freckles.
• It tends to become flushed, blotchy and irritated in extremes of temperature or through using harsh cleansing products.
• It may suffer from broken red veins, dermatitis, and allergies.

5-minute skin-care
Follow the program for dry skin.

Special tips
• Look for hypoallergenic products that are scent-free.
• Before trying a new product do a patch test. Rub a good amount on to your shoulder and leave it one overnight. If there is no sign of irritation, apply some to your neck and wait again. If there is no reaction, then the product will probably be safe to use on your face.

Black Skin
• Tends towards extremes of oiliness or dryness, which can be a real problem, since these conditions are more visible against a darker complexion. Dry black skin may appear grayish in color.
• It needs very gentle care as face scrubs, spots, ear piercing and hair removal can make the supply of melanin uneven, leading to skin that is darker or lighter in some places than others.
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Ten helpful eye care tips

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Ten helpful eye care tips

Ten helpful eye care tips


1. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables which are rich in carotene ( carrots, spinach, papaya and mangoes etc )

2. Sleep well, that will refresh your eyes and makes them to work more efficiently.

3. Exercise regularly to improve blood circulation, that way eyes receives enough oxygen for better performance.

4. Drink lots and lots of water ( at least 12 glasses )

5. Blink your eyes. That’s an exercise and massage for your eyes

6. Use a clean cotton ball dipped in milk to clean your eyes. Milk is a good and safe natural cleanser.

7. To induce a glow into your eyes insert 2 drops of pure rose water using a dropper.

8. Regularly apply oil mixed in glycerin to your eye lashes and eye brows to keep them dense and dark.

9. Always use sunglasses during the peak day time to protect your eyes from sunrays

10. Place a slice of potato or cucumber on boththe eyes, after 10 minutes remove and wash the eyes. This helps to avoid under eye wrinkles and dark circles around the eyes.
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How to look slim

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How to look slimThere are times when you take a break from your sensible-eating and exercise regime and want to just lie back and enjoy all those forbidden foods. Well then you are bound to put on weight but until you have worked towards reducing the excess weight you can follow these few tips to look slim.

1. Stand comfortably erect and stick your stomach in. Good posture always makes you look slimmer.

2. Dark colours such as olive, black, charcoal grey, and navy help make areas appear smaller so wear them where you think you need it. For most women it's from the waist down.

3. Avoid shiny or heavily textured fabrics. Shiny fabrics reflect light, making any area appear larger. Heavily texture fabrics only add extra weight.

4. Sewn-down pleats in skirts and blouses can both create a slimming effect. Include vertical lines in your accessories, such as long chains worn around the neck.

5. Avoid extensive use of horizontal lines - belts, boat-collar blouses and border print skirts. These styles can add extra width to your body frame.

6. Your best asset is your face; so draw attention to it with scarves and jewellery worn around the face.

7. Introduce simple lines, such as A-line skirts, tailor-notched, collared blouses and blazers. The oversized blazer is a great solution for camouflaging large derrieres and hips. Double-pleated skirts and trousers mask protruding stomachs and provide comfort as well.

8. If you want to appear thinner incorporate dark, cool and dull colours and textures. Dull textures absorb the light like wool or cotton. Some very slimming colours include black, navy, olive, violet, charcoal grey, chocolate brown, plum, eggplant and burgundy.
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How to stop excess hair loss after coloring the hair

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How to stop excess hair loss after coloring the hairTheir are 5 simple Tips

1. Daily in the morning rise early and before doing brush take 4 Glasses of Normal water.
Than you brush and go for morning walk.
2. Come and take the food where you will take more fruits and less oily food.
3. In the Night before going to bed you just apply the hair oil prepeared specially for the hair loss treatment mentioned bellow
4. In the morning use the Natural shampoo what we call it in India "RITHA" the pure herb.

Special Oil
:- Purchase any branded Almond oil of 100gms
take 10ml of Arnica (Q) & 10ml of Jaborandi (Q) homeopath medicine.
take it from any homeopath medicine shop. it doesnt require any prescription as they do not have any side effects.
mix those 10ml each with the 100 ml of Almond oil.
Shake it everytime before aplling to hair every night.
Aply it with your finger tips and leave it over night
in the morning aplly the natural shampoo or any herbal shampoo.
try it for 15 days the result you will get 100%
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How to Stop Bleeding Gums

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Bleeding gums can be one sign of periodontal disease, gingivitis, or other serious problems. Other symptoms like bad breath, toothache, and receding gums indicate poor dental health.
Gum disease affects the tissues that surround and support the teeth. Bacteria affect the gum, which can turn into tartar and plaque buildup, irritate your gums and lead to bleeding and receding gums. Top quality oral hygiene cures bleeding gums.


Bleeding gums are also caused by the canker sores which are caused by the herpes simplex virus.


Aging is also a factor for bleeding gums. If you do not treat gums properly it may eventually lead to loss of teeth.



Early diagnoses of the bleeding gums are better and you can treat them so that there are no further complications.



Tooth loss is caused gum weakening. Many people are affected by gingivitis that is characterized by bleeding gums and swollen gums. This condition may also be painful for some people.


Folic acid tablets are also available in the medical stores for this purpose. Gums that bleed are not only unhealthy but are also unattractive. People who take care of their external looks should also concentrate on the bleeding gums. Consult a dentist if you have problems like toothache, canker sores, receding gums or excessive plaque.


Brushing teeth is such a routine that very few people think about it. The teeth are not getting brushed properly. All-natural, fluoride-free toothpaste should be used for brushing. While brushing your teeth along the gum line, angle your toothbrush at a 45-degree so it is up against your teeth and gums.


Then jiggle the toothbrush back and forth in small, round strokes. The correct motion is more like massaging along the gums line than brushing.


Adding 2 -3 drops of tea-tree oil to the toothpaste for brushing provides good teeth. You will have a longer fresh-breath feeling afterwards. Flossing daily is the best way to stop plaque from forming between teeth. When flossing is done on a daily basis as advised, bleeding will become less & less and soon gone. Flossing & scaling can reach and clean under the gum line effectively
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Tips to avoid wrinkles

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http://www.yourskinlooksgreat.com/images/img1.gifWhile it is impossible to avoid wrinkles altogether your whole life the natural way, it is possible to stay wrinkle-free for a longer time. These are some simple steps that will help you delay signs of aging:



1- Eat healthy. Include all food groups and avoid added sugar and refined flour.

2- Eat fresh. Fresh foods have more nutrients and are more delicious.

3- Don't worry, be happy. Stress and unhappiness ages you.

4- Use sun block. And avoid the sun at peak hours. Bright light of the sun can do enormous damage to the skin. But you do need a little bit of sun for your body to make its own Vitamin D. Therefore, take a light sunbath preferably in the morning, or whenever it is convenient to you. If you live in a sunny, warm area and have a long commute, polarize your windows to reduce sun exposure. Use sunglasses. This will protect your eyes and avoid wrinkles between them.

5- No straws. using straws for drinking might also cause wrinkles around the mouth. Therefore, sip directly from the bottle or a glass.

6- Sleep on your back. The pressure on your face during the night has a negative effect. Some models sleep with silk pillows to avoid harsher wrinkles (from cotton pillows) to touch their skin.

7- Keep your weight constant. Weight fluctuations of more than 15 pounds will cause your skin to lose its elasticity and will result in wrinkles.
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Natural tips to remove blackheads

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Natural tips to remove blackheadsHoney

Warm some honey and place it on trouble areas for 10 – 15 minutes. Wash off. Honey is a well known and effective method of removing blackheads from the skin.

Baking Soda & Water

Combine 3 tablespoons of baking soda with 3 tablespoons of water. Rub this solution on your skin for a few minutes, and rinse with warm water for effective blackhead extraction.

Lemon Juice

Use lemon juice directly from the lemon on areas affected with blackheads two to three times a day. The juice will help tighten your pores and make the environment of the face less prone to blackheads. Limes will work just as well if no lemons are available.

Rose & Oatmeal Mask

This treatment is great to get rid of the blackheads you already have and prevent future break outs. Mix oatmeal powder with rose water to make a paste. Spread the paste on your face with fingertips and allow it to sit for 15 minutes before rinsing. Focus on the T-zone and other problems areas like the chin. Rinse this blackhead removing mask off with cold water. The cold water closes the newly cleaned pores, protecting against future blackheads.

Potatoes

Grated raw potatoes can be used to treat all kinds of skin problems including pimples, wrinkles, whiteheads and blackheads. Pack potatoes directly on problem areas to extract blackheads.

Radish Seeds

A paste made out of ground radish seeds and water applied to the face right on the site of a blackhead is an effective blemish remover. Leave the paste on for about 15 minutes before rinsing with warm water.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009

3 Cool Tips to Stop Underarm Sweating

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3 Cool Tips to Stop Underarm SweatingIt’s like a taboo topic that nobody wants to talk about—excessive underarm sweating, that is. Not that you can blame them. It’s not exactly a crowd pleaser and opening up such a topic might only lead other people to jump to conclusions.

However, excessive underarm sweating does happen. And if you’re one of those who are having a hard time coping with this condition, then you’ve definitely come to the right place. Read on to find out how to get rid of this embarrassing problem.

Excessive Underarm Sweating Solution # 1: Mind Over Matter

You know what they say… It’s all in the mind. When you’re feeling anxious or nervous, you tend to sweat a lot. So relax. If you find it hard to calm down, try any of these herbs: St. John’s Wort, lemon balm, catnip, chamomile, or passion flower.

If you’re stuck in a warm place, imagine yourself surrounded by ice. Thinking about how warm you feel will only serve to make your sweat glands perspire even more.

Excessive Underarm Sweating Solution # 2: Check Your Caffeine Intake

Yes, you read that right, coffee junkies. Caffeine is a stimulant and causes your body to sweat more (either because you’re hyper or experiencing tiny anxiety attacks). If you tend to drink more than two or three cups of coffee a day, try to cut back cup by cup.

Excessive Underarm Sweating Solution # 3: Train Your Body

When your body is used to being in an air-conditioned room, you’re bound to sweat more than those who don’t always use the air conditioner. If you really want your body to become more accustomed to a higher temperature, cut back on the air-con use. This is more of a tough love method, but it works.

Excessive underarm sweating can be pretty embarrassing. Even if nobody really notices or knows about your condition, feeling your sweat trickling down your chin and underarms - while you’re giving a report - isn’t exactly the best feeling in the world. So if you really want to control your sweat glands, I suggest trying out the above mentioned recommendations.
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Shahnaz Hussain beauty tips

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Shahnaz Hussain beauty tipsThis tips are very simple and recommended by Shahnaz Hussain.
1. Apply sandalwood paste on pimples and leave it overnight.


2. For acne / pimples, simmer neem leaves in water. Cool and strain the water and use it to wash the face.


3. For acne, make a paste of tulsi leaves and apply daily, washing it off after 20 minutes.


4. To cleanse pimple-prone skin mix two teaspoons each of cucumber juice, lemon juice and milk. Dip cotton wool pads in it and wipe the skin.


5. For blackheads, mix rice powder with curd and apply daily on the affected area. Rub gently on the skin with circular movements. Wash it off with water.


6. To reduce oiliness, mix multani mitti (fuller’s earth) with rose water and apply. Wash off when it dries.


7. To cleanse oily and combination skin mix two teaspoons each of cucumber juice, lemon juice and milk. Dip cotton wool pads in it and wipe the skin.


8. To cleanse dry skin, add 10 drops sunflower or til oil to three tablespoons milk. Mix well. Dip cotton wool pads in it and wipe the skin with it.


9. To remove suntan, mix egg white, honey and lemon juice. Apply on the face and wash off after 20 minutes.


10. To remove tan and reduce oiliness mix tomato juice with curd and apply daily on the face, washing it off after 15 minutes.


11. To remove tan and lighten skin colour, apply buttermilk daily on face and body, wash it off after 20 minutes.


13. For pigmented (dark) patches, mix one part honey with two parts lemon juice and apply, wash it off after 20 minutes.


14. For pigmented (dark) patches, mix ground almonds with curd and apply. Rub gently on the skin. Leave on for 5 minutes and wash it off with water.


15. For dark circles, apply pure almond oil sparingly under eyes and massage gently for one minute using only the ring finger.


16. For dark circles, mix cucumber juice with potato juice in equal quantities and apply daily, wash it off after 20 minutes.


17. Mask for normal to oily skin - mix one teaspoon each of oatmeal, ground almonds, honey and yogurt. Apply on the face and wash it off after 10 minutes.


18. Mask for normal to oily skin - mix egg white with a little honey and apply on the face for normal to oily skins.


19. Mask for normal to dry skin - mix wheat bran (choker) with one teaspoon each of orange juice, curd, honey and olive oil. Apply on the face and wash off after 10 minutes.


20. Mask for normal to dry skin - mix egg yolk with a little honey and apply on the face for normal to dry skins.


21. For dry skin, add one-teaspoon olive oil to mashed ripe banana, mix well and apply on the face like a mask. Wash it off after 30 minutes.


22. For open pores, mix oatmeal with eggwhite and apply. Wash it off when it dries.


23. To tone all skin types, wipe the skin with rose water, using cotton wool.


24. To prevent pimples, mix cucumber juice with lemon juice in equal quantities and apply daily, washing off after 15 minutes.


25. For glowing skin, mix a paste of mint leaves and almonds with a little lukewarm water. Apply on the face and wash off after 15 minutes.
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Monday, March 23, 2009

How to Get Killer cheekbones

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http://www.thefashionablehousewife.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/cheekbones.jpgHow to Get Killer cheekbones. We’ve all sucked in our cheeks in the vain hope of supermodel cheekbones. But there’s an easier way. The trick comes down to expert contouring and using the right products to shade away the years.

Get the look

1. Start by finding your cheekbones. Take your index, middle and ring fingers and press them under your cheekbones to get an idea of where you need to be shading. The length of the contour should be no longer than the width of your three fingers.

2. Load a medium sized brush and begin to sweep the product under the cheekbone in a downwards direction following an imaginary line from the top of your ear to the side of the lips. Try: Napoleon Perdis Camera Finish Foundation, $55; or Kevyn Aucoin Sculpting Powder, $88.

3. Next shade your temples. The colour should blend no lower than the end of your eyebrow so sweep your brush in an upwards direction starting from that point. Ensure all edges are blended then its time to apply the highlight.

4. To accentuate the shaded areas, add highlight to the tops of the cheekbones with a matt or luminous shimmer. Try: Napoleon Perdis Color Disc in Nude, $25; or MAC Iridescent Powder in Delicacy, $43.

5. Sweep the product along the top of your cheekbone finishing at the apple of the cheek. With the remaining product, sweep the brush below the shading on the cheekbone and above the shade on your temple.
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Saturday, March 21, 2009

How To Aply Lipstick And Lip Liner

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How To Aply Lipstick And Lip Liner

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A. Do Liner First

Lip liner is optional but if you use it, it should go on first. Don't use liner darker than your lipstick, because if the lipstick fades and the liner doesn't, you're left with just an outline. Use neutral or lipstick-matched liner.

Starting at the center of your upper lip, draw a line to each outer corner, following the edge of your natural lip line.

Fill in color all over lips if you want extra holding power for your lipstick.

*Hint: Chill lip pencil in the refrigerator for a few minutes to make sharpening easier.

B. Lipstick

A dusting of powder or bit of foundation beneath lipstick can maximize its staying power. Either can dry lips, though, so use a creamy formula lipstick.

Stretch your lips and starting at the center of top or bottom, glide color to corners. Blot, reapply and blot again for longer-lasting color.

*Hint: A lip brush gives you the most precision in applying lipstick.

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Friday, March 20, 2009

Black Skin Care Tips

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 Black Skin Care TipsBlack skin needs as much care as any other if it is to maintain its healthy and good looks.
The major of biological factor that separates black skin from white is the pigment called melanin. One good advantage of having large amounts of melanin in the skin is that the melanin protects black skin from the sun and from many of the ravages of sun-induced ageing. Nevertheless, a sunscreen with SPF should be applied daily to help protect against getting dark spots.

Unfortunately black skin is prone to acne eruption and the formation of blackheads and whiteheads. To keep your complexion glowing, cleanse your face twice a day using mild cleansers.

Choose a cleanser that suits your skin type. Favor products for sensitive skin, especially if your skin is dry — products with harsh ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid can do harm on certain skin types. Once you have found a cleanser that’s the proper Ph start using it in the morning and especially at night to remove the dirt.You shouldn’t use soaps on your face – they can be very harsh on your skin, especially if you have sensitive skin, using soap can dehydrate your skin as well.

Apply moisturizer after you have cleansed your skin in the morning. Nowadays a wide range of skin care products are specifically designed for the needs of black skin.
Use tonics – they remove the traces of makeup, dirt and oil that your cleanser may have missed.

Exfoliating is essential no matter what your skin type is. When exfoliating you remove the dead skin cells that block your pores and your skin becomes softer and smoother.
After exfoliating, apply a thick layer of facial mask “ this way you will receive best results. Leave the mask for several minutes and then rinse with water. It will cleanse your skin in deep and nourish it. It’s essential to protect black skin properly – apply a sunscreen every day with SPF at least 15, especially during the summer months. Avoid picking and squeezing the bumps otherwise you will end up with ugly marks on the face.

Many African-Americans are prone to acne. Acne is an inflammatory disease of the skin, that starts when oil and dead skin cells clog up the pores, the excessive secretion of oils form the sebaceous glands accompanies the plugging of the pores with naturally accruing dead skin cells blocking hair follicles. It may result in long lasting discoloration of the skin.
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how to control Hair dandruff

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how to control Hair dandruff Hair dandruff how to control it hilary sept05 hairDandruff is the most widespread hair problem especially among men. If you ever had dandruff, also known as scurf, you know what it’s like – irritated scalp and itches, flaky skin and constant wondering whether to wear black or not. Many people err to believe that dandruff is caused by dry skin, frequent head washing or poor hygiene. These popular myths can lead to ineffective and often – inappropriate treatment and even worsen the situation.
Dandruff has a negative impact on one’s self esteem, and people suffering from that condition are usually more sensitive about their appearance than the rest.

What causes dandruff?

Dandruff is caused by a type of fungus – Pityrosporum ovale. Upon a normal organism state is does not cause any problems.
However when the skin pH balance in the hairy part of the head is broken and the environment is alkalized, the fungus starts to breed faster and due to the more frequent change of skin cells it leads to peeling.
The cause of the accelerated fungus growth has not been found, but the most probable causes are increased fat secretion by the organism, hormonal disbalance, stress, different ill-conditions of the nervous system, suppressed immune system, oversensitivity to the fungus itself or even inherited susceptibility to dandruff. In rare cases dandruff can be a manifestation of an allergic reaction to some of the chemicals in hair gels, hair sprays, hair oils or other hair products.
Very few people know that there are two forms of dandruff – external and internal. External dandruff is caused by excessive use of hair products - sprays and gels, improper use of hair-coloring products, excessive use of hair curlers or hair straighteners, cold weather, dry indoor heating, stress, infrequent shampooing of the hair or inadequate rinsing of the scalp. Internal dandruff can be caused by hormonal imbalance, emotional stress, poor health, poor hygiene, allergy to some foods, lack of rest, excessive consumption of sugar, fat and starch and hereditary predisposition.
Even though there is a lot more to be found about dandruff, what is unquestionably known about it is that it is a medical, rather than a cosmetic problem.

What are the symptoms of dandruff?

* white, oily flakes of dead skin
* itchy, scaling scalp
* too dry or too oily hair
* greasy skin covered with flaky white, or yellow scales.

How to treat dandruff?

In most cases it is not necessary to consult the presence of dandruff with a physician. Dandruff is a chronic condition which can almost always be controlled, even though it requires patience and persistence.
It is always recommended to use a special medical shampoo which can be found in your local pharmacy.
There are several types of commercially available shampoos, containing active dandruff fighting ingredients. However there are not enough convincing researches related to them so they are not registered as medical products, but as cosmetic shampoos.
The most anti-dandruff products contain active ingredients such as: Sodium bicarbonate, Zinc pyrithione , Salicylic acid , Selenium sulfide, Tea tree oil , Tar.
The most effective substance, and most recommended by dermatologists worldwide, is ketoconazole – also known as Nizoral (most often in 2% concentration) which is known in the area of medicine with its wide specter efficiency in treatment and prevention of seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, lichen planus and other fungus skin diseases.
The effect of ketoconazole has been repeatedly and thoroughly researched. Researches of its efficiency against different types of fungus show that ketokonasol breaks the fungus cell wall, which leads to its extermination.
What should I use?

Ketosal could be the answer. It is a medical shampoo with 2% content of ketokonasol that can keep your dandruff under control, so you won’t be constantly checking on your shoulders. Ketosal can stop the fungus breeding cycle.
Once the fungus is under control – so is your dandruff. Besides it has all the benefits of a “regular” luxurious shampoo – nice fragrance, silk sensation in your hand and washes your hair perfectly.
Ketosal also has no negative impact on dyed, white or treated hair. Use it twice weekly to treat your hear and your hair will be shiny, easy to shape, vigorous and with volume. And of course – dandruff free!

What else do you need to know?

Remember: Dandruff is due to the excessive shedding of dead skin cells from the scalp.
Remember: sometimes dandruff may be a symptom of seborrhoeic dermatitis, psoriasis, fungal infection.
Remember: When using anti-dandruff shampoo be sure to leave the shampoo on for at least five minutes — this allows the ingredients time to work.
Remember: In general, mild scaling can often be helped by daily cleansing with a gentle shampoo to reduce oiliness and cell buildup.
Remember: Sometimes scaling can occur anywhere on the scalp, in the hair, on the eyebrows, the beard and can spread to the neck and shoulders.
If your dandruff is mild, wash your hair regularly to remove the excess flakes.
When you apply the shampoo, massage your scalp with your fingers to remove dead skin and improve blood circulation.
Avoid prolonged sun exposure, especially in mid-day – ultraviolet rays can damage your hair.
Always wash your hair with clean water after you have been to the pool or in a natural basin with contaminated water, even the sea.
A diet that provides enough zinc, vitamins and minerals, and essential fatty acid may help prevent dandruff.
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How to apply eyeliner

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Don’t bother trying to convince yourselves that using eyeliner is the most efficient and quick way to ruin your make-up, by turning your eyes into blurry smeared drawings, as it is simply not true. Always remember that practice makes perfect, ladies.

How to apply eyeliner

The secret of the “tricky” liquid eyeliner lies in the mastering of few techniques that we will graciously share with you just days before the hottest part of the summer.
Proper make-up foundation

You need to give a base coat of foundation and powder for the eye make-up to adhere to. Even if you don’t want to wear foundation, just apply it to your eyes and always use liquid eyeliner after eye shadow application.

The foundation is needed so that it can even the color of the skin around the eyes and create a smooth, oil-free surface for the make-up.

We strongly recommend that before applying the eyeliner, you slightly sweep the lightest shade across the entire area from lash line to brow. For your eyes, select eye shadows in compatible shades – you cannot go wrong with a pretty shade of white, pink, beige or peach, no matter what your skin tone is.

Choosing a brush

Forget about the thick brushes. It takes a professional to handle them properly and even they use them mostly in body art. You will achieve a far more precise and fine eye line, if you use a thin brush.

There is a wide variety of products and brands on the market so you are free to experiment with something new and compact such as liner brush.

Liner brush is an extremely thin and flat brush with thick and short hair span. Its resemblance to the drawing brushes, used by artists, turns make-up application into an easy and somewhat artistic experience.

However, this brush requires a more specific type of eye shadows –those that are long-lasting with a creamy structure and have the effect of the regular liquid liner. These shades come in a variety of nuances and can be found in almost every cosmetic store.
And finally…

Bring your eyes to a half-open state when you apply the liner as this is the only way to prevent the tremor of the eyelid muscle.

You do not need to try and apply the liquid liner all in one long line. It is highly recommended that you follow the Triple Technique, instead of spending half an hour in front of the mirror in timid attempts to sweep the brush across your eye lid.

The Triple Technique consists in painting a few small dashes onto the lash line, the inner, middle and outer corner then going back and connecting them.

If needed, go back and repeat the lines.

If you are trying to achieve the cat eye look – starting at the inner corner of your eye, slowly draw a thin line across your eyelid and extend that line past your lash line.

If you use brush liner to apply all of the abovementioned techniques, you will also achieve a sexy look, but with a far more natural effect.

Regardless of your choice of products, don’t be afraid to experiment in the privacy of your own home.
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