Posted by in Uncategorized There are no miracle cures for dark circles under the eyes. Genes are usually the culprit. If you look at old photos of your ancestors and you notice the dark circles under their eyes, then you’ll know I’m right. Another factor is allergies. If you have fair skin, it’s more obvious.The small capillaries stretch and…Read more »
Posted by in & Crafts, Health, Herbs, Just A Thought Did you know that castile soap was originally made from olive oil in Spain? It draws moisture into your skin while allowing your pores to breathe. It contains vitamins A&E, which are anti-inflammatory and the olive oil helps your body produce collagen to keep your skin young and supple. Some dermatologists recommend using pure olive…Read more »
Here is a simple softner for your skin. All you need are: 1 slice of lemon, 1 cup of boiling water, 1 T. oats, 1 ripe banana, 1/2 T. almond oil or olive oil, 1/2 T. glycerin. Place the lemon in the cup of water and steep for 1/2 hour. Mix 4 T. of lemon…Read more »
Did you know in ancient times, women used natural ways to add color to fabric and as make-up? The Madder root dates back 5,000 years used as a dye in linens. It was also fed to sheep to dye their wool. In Ireland, women piled a paste of simmered madder roots on their fingernails to…Read more »
Did you ever wonder how Cleopatra made her famous eyeliner? It only takes a few ingredients to have magnificent eyes like hers. Combine 1 Tablespoon of Argan oil, 1/2 teaspoon of kaolin clay, and 1/2 teaspoon activated charcoal together. Using a funnel, put the mixture inside a tubular container. Apply with a small brush. Most of the ingredients…Read more »
Did you ever look at the prices of cosmetics today and wish you knew how to make your own? Well, I have the recipe for eye shadow. You’ll need 1/2 teaspoon arrowroot powder & 1 teaspoon dried colored powder. You can find these ingredients at an aromatherapy store or craft supply store. I’ve heard rice flour mixed with a…Read more »
Posted by in Uncategorized Yeast thrives in warm environments, but I’ve noticed that many folks in Washington also complain of fungal nails. It makes you wonder if it’s the same reason moss runs rampant or mushrooms pop up under the evergreen trees in this rainy state. Whatever the case may be, I found a simple recipe that is suppose to…Read more »
Posted by in Herbs, Health, & Crafts Who knew those women libbers that burned their bras years ago had the right idea all along? According to medical anthropologists, Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer, a bra-covered breast can actually cause cysts, pain, cancer, as well as lead to stretched-out, droopy breasts. Perhaps your mother, like my own, preached the importance of wearing…Read more »
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