Beauty Starts in the Kitchen
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Beauty on the Cheap:
Finding Product in Your Kitchen Cupboards (Includes a Tip or Two
for the Men)
- Exfoliate lips with brown sugar; rinse, coat with chap
stick
- Exfoliate face with white granulated sugar and water; for extra
dry skin, exfoliate with sugar and olive oil
- Blend a tablespoon of baking soda with shampoo to remove
product build-up
- Condition hair with mayonnaise or a raw egg
- Mix one part vinegar with three parts warm water for a soft and
sleek hair rinse
- Toss one half cup powdered milk in bath
- Massage face with a mixture of honey, lemon juice and oatmeal
once a week
- Use olive oil as a moisturizing cleanser and night cream (blend
with 1/2 parts water and vinegar to remove dead cells and
revitalize)
- Soften dry elbows, cracked heels and cuticles with olive oil;
it absorbs more deeply than other oils
- Splash face with apple cider to restore ph balance; use on face
and neck as aftershave
- To maintain bright white teeth, snack on crunchy veges;
they'll stimulate saliva production to naturally flush away
coffee, tea and blueberry stains
- Drink more water, less caffeine; it flushes impurities, keeps a
glow and is less trouble than a face lift, botox, or costly creams
Skin care product annual sales have hit $50
billion. Seriously, g
irls—do you think the beauty
product industry can
really deliver
all that? Give these "mother
nature" products a try; I dare you to incorporate one into
your skin care routine
in the next 24
hours. Got an idea? Leave it here.
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