Showing posts with label hair care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair care. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 July 2014

50 Best uses of Aloevera gel

50 Ways To Use Aloe Vera


1. Pamper yourself to a soothing body rub. Slice aloe leaves lengthwise and use the inner sides as a biodegradable body scrub in the shower.
2. Treat burns from minor mishaps in the kitchen—from grease splatters or hot utensils.
3. For more major kitchen mishaps like a scald, mix some aloe gel and vitamin E oil into a little jar for a homemade burn healer.
4. Banish black and blue bruises by swapping on the good goo.
5. Soothe and heal sunburns the feel-good way. Aloe contains cooling properties similar to menthol.

Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Get ride Itchy Scalp, Home Remedy

Help for Itchy Scalp 

Suggestions to help:

 
  • Use 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of peanut oil, rub together in both hands and massage into your scalp before you get into the shower.

Friday, 9 August 2013

Skin and Hair Health

Skin and Hair Health
How our skin and hair look is important to many of us. At the
same time, your skin and hair are organs that do special jobs
that support life. Skin protects your inside organs from injury,
bacteria, and viruses. Your skin, hair, and sweat glands help
control body temperature. Body hair also alerts you to heat and
touch. You can take steps to keep your skin and hair healthy.
You can also look to your skin and hair for clues to your overall
health. And, as a bonus, good skin and hair care will help you to
feel your best, too.

Caring for your skin and hair
Good skin and hair care involves:
  • eating a variety of healthy foods rich in vitamins and nutrients
  • keeping physically active
  • managing stress
  • practicing sun safety
  • limiting alcohol
  • not using tobacco and other recreational drugs
  • drinking plenty of water
  • Unhealthy behaviors can take a toll on skin and hair. For instance, habits like smoking and sunbathing dry out skin and cause wrinkles.

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Caring of Your Hair

Caring for your hair
Your hair is one of the first things that others notice about you. The shape and structure of your hair depend on your race. For instance, African hair is typically
flat with tight curls. Asian hair is typically round and thick. Caucasian hair may be fine and straight or thick and wavy. Natural oils from hair glands also affect the look and feel of your hair.
Basic hair care involves a healthy lifestyle and proper care. Wash oily hair daily and limit how much you touch your hair. For dry hair, keep blow-drying time short and avoid over styling, which can lead to dryness and breakage. Protecting your hair from wind, sun, and chlorine in water
also will help to keep it from drying out and breaking.