Do you have age spots on your hands or body? These are very annoying – and I found this awesome Video from Dr Doug Willen to give you a simple solution to try. Dr. Doug: “I was a pre-med student at Cornell University when I made a conscious decision to explore alternatives in personal growth and in healthcare, instead of moving forward into conventional medical education. My experience with a chiropractor in high school was one factor in my decision. Another was my long struggle with allergies and my growing disillusionment with the heavy pharmaceutical emphasis of the medical/allopathic model of disease treatment. I worked with alternative practitioners who employed thoughtful investigation into the cause of my allergies, rather than simply treating the symptoms, and helped me with natural solutions in a way that years of shots and drugs could do.” We look forward to bringing you more Natural Health ideas from Dr Doug Willen. With thanks to Dr Doug Willen for this very simple solution Source:...
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Having a regular skin care routine is essential to looking good and feeling great. Your skin has an amazing memory – it remembers everything that was done to it and shows in the texture and appearance – from wrinkles, open pores, pigmentation, broken capillaries, the list goes on. Twice daily care with high quality natural products will definitely pay dividends as you age. Invest in a natural Jojoba Anti- Ageing Serum it will work wonders – amazing hydration and feel like silk and give great results – this is one I love. http://www.beautyforyou.co.nz/botanicals-jojoba-anti-ageing-serum/ Keep your skin beautiful and after 30 You can celebrate birthday after birthday, but that does not mean that your skin should be an indicator for each passed year. With the transfer of the 30s everyone starts to see some physical changes in himself. Particularly visible are the changes related to the skin. Usually, namely it issues the years of the man. If you want to “trick” time, follow these few simple tips: 1. Sufficiently moisturize your skin. To keep your skin in good shape is essential to wash it and moisturize often enough. This is the main advice that everyone must follow, whether 30 or not. Through the washing you clean all dust and dirt, and the hydration helps your skin to obtain the necessary nutrients. 2. Eat more fruits, vegetables and avoid fatty and spicy foods. Fruits and vegetables are always a wise choice for the welfare of the entire state. Fatty foods not only grease the skin but are also often to blame for the pimples. Preferably emphasize on the fruits rich in antioxidants. For more great tips please visit source below: Source: http://beautyandmakeup.info/keep-your-skin-beautiful-and-after-30/ Image Source: Nnedira...
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There’s a reason so much of our focus is on fragrance; it’s because scents enrich our lives, and creates an atmosphere that can either help calm us or put us into a focused mindset. Fragrances have associations the world over: Lavender is thought of as a sleep aid, and helps to calm the nerves. Peppermint is to help alleviate stress. Cinnamon takes away fatigue. Citrus tones are associated with cleansing, as well as improving mood and concentration. By using the power of scents to our advantage, you could feel more comfortable in a variety of situations. FRAGRANCES AND THEIR EMOTIONAL TIES Our sense of smell is about 10,000 times more sensitive than any of our other senses, and as such play a big part in how we think and feel. So do experiment and find your special fragrance. As the old saying goes, sex sells. And, arguably, nobody knows this better than the perfume industry. YSL’s Opium, for example, may be named after the drug, but the heavily made-up, scantily clad muses in its advertisements suggest a different kind of temptation. In a television spot for Parisienne, another YSL fragrance, Kate Moss writhes around in the backseat of a car while suggestively rubbing a rose all over her body. For Tom Ford’s latest scent, Cara Delevingne is naked in a pool of orchids. (Believe it or not, that’s one of the designer’s tamer campaigns.) And, in the mass market, who could forget those sexually objectifying Axe ads?Fragrance has a long history with sex and seduction. “The height of that was Cleopatra filling her ship with rose petals, wading knee-deep through them to go and meet Mark Antony, creating the indelible image and smell of a bouquet of roses,” says perfumer Mandy Aftel, the author of Fragrant: The Secret Life of Scent.”Seductiveness is embedded in the history of perfume — that’s why it’s lasted across the globe and across the millennia. “Cleopatra’s aim — to seduce by intoxicating the senses — still resonates today. I used to sell perfume on the Upper East Side of New York City, and women frequently requested what was “sexy,” purchasing a scent only if their husbands responded immediately to its charms. I...
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My name is Fran and I live in Christchurch, New Zealand. In my blogs I share my passion for Colour, Makeup, Beauty, Style and Health. I am also a Business Coach teaching thousands of ladies over the years to set up successful Beauty Businesses for themselves. To learn more email me at f.muntz@beautyforyou.co.nz.
