Moisturizing your face is essential for preventing wrinkles and fine lines from appearing later on. You should start taking care of your skin at a young age. Of course, the last thing you want to do is risk putting harsh chemicals on your skin so you can start with this homemade remedy.
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Honey & Almond Oil Homemade Face Mask
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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Moisturizing Honey & Egg Face Mask
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Egg Yolk Treatment for Stronger, Shinier Hair
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Eggs are found as a staple food in many kitchens. They provide you with a great source of protein when taken internally. Egg yolks are high in protein which makes it a great hair mask. Protein helps prevent hair loss and helps to strengthen your hair.
Also, treating your hair with egg yolks leads to softer, more manageable, and shinier hair. If you have a problem with hair breakage, then you should use an egg yolk treatment, as the protein in the egg yolks helps prevent hair from breaking. The sulfur in the the egg yolks also help treat dandruff.
Depending on the size of your hair
1-4 egg yolks
Whip the egg yolks together and apply to dry hair. It feels slimy on your fingers but it's worth putting on! Make sure all the hair strands in your hair are covered.
Leave the egg yolks in your hair for about 20-30 minutes and then rinse out thoroughly with lukewarm to cool water. If you use hot water, you run the risk of cooking the yolk on your head. Shampoo and condition normally.
You should do this once a month to help rejuvenate dry hair!
Happy Treating!
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Also, treating your hair with egg yolks leads to softer, more manageable, and shinier hair. If you have a problem with hair breakage, then you should use an egg yolk treatment, as the protein in the egg yolks helps prevent hair from breaking. The sulfur in the the egg yolks also help treat dandruff.
Ingredients:
Depending on the size of your hair
1-4 egg yolks
Directions:
Whip the egg yolks together and apply to dry hair. It feels slimy on your fingers but it's worth putting on! Make sure all the hair strands in your hair are covered.
Leave the egg yolks in your hair for about 20-30 minutes and then rinse out thoroughly with lukewarm to cool water. If you use hot water, you run the risk of cooking the yolk on your head. Shampoo and condition normally.
You should do this once a month to help rejuvenate dry hair!
Happy Treating!
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