Beauty Basics - Eight Tips For Naturally Beautiful Skin
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1)Select moisturizers made with vegetable oils. The lotions, 
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vegetable oils, not mineral oil. Vegetable oils, (like olive oil, 
sweet almond oil, corn oil, etc.) contain fatty acids Florida Hyundai Naples 
help to moisturize and soften High Musical Reunion School skin. Mineral oil is derived 
from petroleum and does not contain anything that helps to 
nourish the skin.
2)Look for herbs and herbal derivatives Fiche Technique Audi A3 your cosmetics. 
Herbs and their derivatives (essential oils, extracts, 
infusions) contain natural chemicals which soothe, tone 
and help condition the skin. Two herbs which are Piscina Cagliari 
useful in natural cosmetics are Lavender and Tea tree. The 
essential oils of both lavender and tea tree are gentle, 
natural antiseptics.
3)Once a week soak your feet in warm water, and gently 
exfoliate dead skin with a pumice stone. Follow up by 
moisturizing your feet with a natural foot oil or foot lotion.
4)Every week soak in a tub of bath salts. Salt, especially 
salts mined from the Dead Sea in the Middle East, are rich 
in minerals and help draw impurities out of the skin.
5)After a shower or bath, seal in moisture by using a body 
oil or lotion made from natural vegetable oils.
6)If you have blemishes and your skin is dry, moisturize your 
skin in the morning and at night with products that contain 
vegetable oils which are high in essential fatty acids. 
Essential fatty acids help to soften and hydrate the skin and 
they can also help soothe minor irritations. Vegetable oils 
that contain large amounts of essential fatty acids are: corn 
oil, sunflower seed oil, safflower oil, borage oil, blackcurrant 
seed oil and evening primrose oil.
7)Look for toners and astringents that are made without 
ethyl alcohol, rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol. These 
ingredients are solvents that are extremely drying to the 
skin.
8)Every time you wash your hands, moisturize them with a 
natural lotion or cream to help them stay soft.
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