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The Power of Concentrated Natural Cleaning Products

admin — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:33:31 +0000

Remember that your skin absorbs whatever you put on it. To care and protect your skin from potentially dangerous chemicals, doesn’t it make sense to clean with natural products that are safe and powerful like concentrated natural cleaning products?

Why are concentrated natural cleaning products powerful? By concentrated cleaning product, I mean a cleaning product where you add the water yourself. This is HUGE. This is BIG. Concentrated products reduce shipping costs because there is less to transport. You don’t have to transport all that volume of water over long distances. And these products save on packaging because one bottle of a concentrated cleaner can replace thousands of bottles of Windex, for example.

Imagine how much would be saved if everyone in North America switched to concentrated natural cleaning products!
Think about it: just by choosing a concentrated natural cleaning products, you can save on carbon emissions, shipping, and packaging. You can prevent thousands of spray bottles from going to the landfill. And you can save money as well because you’re not paying for all those thousands of spray bottles!

Green is everywhere these days. Let’s go green, clean our homes with nontoxic products, care for our skin, and help our planet!

Natural Skin Care Can Help You Look Better in That Bathing Suit

admin — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:36:30 +0000

Natural skin care techniques can not only improve your dry skin but make you look and feel better. This article covers four techniques. Here’s a quick summary.

1. Diet – Get rid of processed foods. Go for organic or local, fresh foods like raw fruits and vegetables.

2. Hydration – Get enough water.

3. Exercise – Get your system working and keep your circulation going.

4. Massage – Can help with circulation.

The Open Press – Natural Skin Care Can Help You Look Better in That Bathing Suit

Refresh Dry Skin with Summer Citrus Juices

admin — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:51:17 +0000

This article talks about using lime, orange, lemon, and grapefruit for your dry skin not by eating, but by using them as summer spritzers. Be aware that these citrus fruits are acidic and could dry your skin. And don’t apply them on cuts – that could be painful. If you feel a stinging sensation, I think it’s time to stop applying to that area

Open Press – Refresh Dry Skin with Summer Citrus Juices

Tea, vinegar might help soothe dry skin

admin — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 03:36:48 +0000

Tea may help soothe dry skin due to its anti-inflammatory properties. Vinegar may help, according to a reader of the Clarion-Ledger, who used it to prevent cracks in her fingertips during the winter season.

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Rain water can play havoc with face and hair, too

admin — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 22:00:32 +0000

Dry skin can be de-moisturized by monsoons and high humidity can cause skin problems. This article points out that exfoliation is important to keep your skin clear of dead cells and pores open. Also, as hair can frizz with high humidity, take special care of your hair.

Rain water can play havoc with face and hair, too

Yoghurt – The Coolest Sparkler

admin — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 03:14:37 +0000

Cool down and moisturize your skin with yoghurt, full of bacteria, nutrients, and minerals. Check out the yoghurt tips to get your skin glowing:

Yoghurt – The Coolest Sparkler

Vinegar solution may ease dry skin

admin — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 02:27:23 +0000

Vinegar is used for a bunch of different things. One of its uses may be dry skin treatment. A 1/3 water and 2/3 white vinegar solution may help with dry skin, and one theory is that it helps restore balance to your skin.

SR.com – Vinegar solution may ease dry skin

Vinegar and Dry Skin

admin — Thu, 16 Mar 2006 22:04:15 +0000

Vinegar is cheap and has many uses – from making dressings to cleaning kitchens to deodorizing to shining your hair… Vinegar can clean off dead dry skin and bring it back into balance. It can help treat dry skin, particularly if it has been caused by overuse of cleaning agents. For more information on vinegar, see Personally Yours: Vinegar

Things to keep in mind when heating with wood

admin — Mon, 13 Mar 2006 22:35:36 +0000

So, what does heating with wood have to do with dry skin? Well, in the winter, many homes resort to heating with wood to keep warm. Using a wood stove can provoke eczema an dry skin. Plus you’re going to smell pretty smoky afterwards.

Guest Columns – Things to keep in mind when heating with wood

Avoid Anti-Bacterial Soaps for Dry Skin Prevention

admin — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 23:57:42 +0000

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 than just that and kills good bacteria as well.

Regular soap and water is just as good as antibacterial soaps, according to some studies. And you’ll avoid absorbing a pesticide.

Avoid Anti-Bacterial Soaps for Dry Skin Prevention