August 2023

The Hidden Dangers of Suntanning: Why it’s More Harmful Than You Think

By |2023-12-23T08:00:10-07:00August 10th, 2023|This and That, Beauty Tips, Staying Young, Useful Tips|

For a lot of people, there's something undeniably appealing about having a sun-kissed glow. It can make us feel healthier, happier, and even more attractive. However, the pursuit of that bronzed complexion comes at a cost. Despite the aesthetic appeal, the reality is that tanning - whether under the sun or in a tanning [...]

October 2017

January 2011

The Beauty Benefits of Turmeric

By |2018-04-17T21:12:58-07:00January 25th, 2011|Healthy Living, Staying Young|

This aromatic herb, commonly utilized in Indian curry recipes, is equally valued for its anti inflammatory attributes. Turmeric has long been widely used to take care of eczema and is well known for its ability to speed the healing of wounds. The latest research indicates that turmeric might also firm maturing skin, and it is [...]

The Beauty Benefits of Oatmeal

By |2018-04-17T21:12:58-07:00January 25th, 2011|Healthy Living, Staying Young|

The hype regarding this well known breakfast meal typically focuses on its cholesterol lowering results, but it offers another super benefit. Oatmeal will also relieve rashes and skin irritations triggered by toxic plants, like poison oak and ivy, along with discomfort and itching brought on by sunburn or chicken pox. Just sprinkle a little dry [...]

The Beauty Benefits of Green Tea

By |2018-04-17T21:12:58-07:00January 24th, 2011|Healthy Living, Staying Young|

The countless overall health benefits of drinking green tea are commonly known. It helps lower cholesterol and may possibly protect you from a number of cancers and glaucoma. When you apply it to your skin, green tea is a powerful antioxidant that assists skin in locking in moisture and minimizes wrinkles. Check for green tea [...]

The Beauty Benefits of Olive Oil

By |2018-08-18T21:32:24-07:00January 24th, 2011|Healthy Living, Staying Young|

Olive oil has been used for centuries as a all natural moisturize, and for a good reason. Olive oil is ultra hydrating. It produces a barrier that helps to protect dry skin and is especially beneficial for individuals who have eczema or psoriasis.   Apply it right from the bottle and slather it on after a [...]

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