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February 16th, 2006

A Sweet Treat With Honey For The Skin

Honey – it’s very sweet and thick – and has some benefits, like being able to attract and retain water. Because of its properties, it’s used in a variety of skin care products, but remember not to have too much of any single thing. Moderation is better. by Sharon Hopkins For the ultimate natural all [...]

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February 15th, 2006

The Benefits Of Chamomile Tea

Chamomile has been traditionally used as a medicinal plant and has a fruity apple sweet aroma. In fact, chamomile is derived from two words meaning ‘ground’ and ‘apple’. Not only can chamomile tea be used for its relaxing effects, but it can be used to soothe and calm dry skin, inflamed skin, and dermatitis. It [...]

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February 14th, 2006

Olive Oil Health Benefits

Olive oil isn’t just tasty but healthy. A post from Essex Organics states some of the health benefits of olive oil. Some of the health benefits include lowering the risk of heart disease, lowering the level of LDL (bad) cholesterol, and speeding healing. With regards to dry skin, olive oil can be beneficial. Applying olive [...]

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February 13th, 2006

Avoid Anti-Bacterial Soaps for Dry Skin Prevention

If you’re using antibacterial soaps to prevent dry skin, think again. They contain an active ingredient called triclosan. Triclosan is found in numerous other products, like detergents, lotions, and creams. Triclosan is a classified health risk, suspected of causing cancer, and listed as a toxic pesticide. Sure, it can kill bacteria, but it does more [...]

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February 10th, 2006

Winter Skin Enemies

We all hear about how winter brings on dry skin. Well, a new report states that it might not all be due to cold air. A rise in glucocorticoid levels has been linked to the worsening of dry skin, according to dermatologist Dr Cork. Winter Skin Enemies

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February 7th, 2006

Benefits of Mangosteen

I don’t think I’ve had mangosteen before, which is a purple tropical fruit. Mangosteen has a hard rind and a cream-coloured juicy flesh. Apparently it tastes like a peach or pineapple, or a grape-apple combination. It’s prized for its flavour and in Asia is sometimes known as the queen of fruits. By Kevin Stith It [...]

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February 1st, 2006

Eating Disorders

Dry skin can be caused by eating disorders, like anorexia and bulimia. When you’re eating too little or too much, or eliminating what you eat in the wrong way, you’re not properly nourishing your body (and thus your skin). By Michael Russell If you know of someone that is enduring an eating disorder, there is [...]

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January 26th, 2006

Dry Skin & Olive Oil

I use extra virgin olive oil for my hands and arms. It has been used for a long time, unlike some other ingredients. Keep in mind that the oil on your hands and get on other surfaces. For example, you could be oiling your mouse pad when using your mouse. By Teresa Bacon Do you [...]

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January 23rd, 2006

Dry Skin Could Be From More Than Cold Weather

Cold weather can bring on dry skin. But that itchy rash could be a sign of eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, or another skin condition. Look for allergic rashes, oozing skin, and overly dry skin. Once you know what’s causing your dry skin, you can more effectively prevent and manage it. For example, certain [...]

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January 17th, 2006

A Flaky Feeling: Maryville dermatologist shares tips for dealing with winter skin

This story shared some more tips for that dreaded winter skin, such as: – don’t use harsh soaps (soap can be problematic for some, whether harsh or not) – use a moisturizer after bathing – you don’t have to pay a high price or look for extra ingredients – don’t use alcohol for moisturizing – [...]

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