How to Keep Your Skin Soft, Smooth and Supple

Posted by Deepak Shrivastava | Eye, Eye Care, Genral Health, Hair, Hair care, Knowladge, News, Skin, Skin Care, Tips, Uncategorized, waxing | Wednesday 26 November 2008 5:11 pm

A soft, smooth and supple skin can take your confidence to that height you were dreaming for. A natural glow on your skin comes with proper care of your skin. Skin products available in the market take away the natural oil from your skin and make it dull and dry.

A moisturizing will protect your skin from moisture loss, helping to keep it soft, smooth and supple. It will also protect your skin from the penetration of grime, chemicals and bacteria. We all need moisturizers, even those of us with the most oily skin, but obviously it’s important to choose the correct one for your skin type.

Apply moisturizer to your skin while it is still slightly damp from balancing. This enhances the moisturizing effect. Spread it gently, first on to your neck then up on to your face being careful not to drag the skin – particularly around the delicate eye area.

Make sure you use moisturizer with vegetable oil base. Mineral oil is not compatible with skin so baby lotion and petroleum jelly products are therefore best avoided.

Try any of the following to turn your day or night cream into beneficial aromatherapy treatment.

The ratio is two drops of aromatherapy oil to 4 fl oz (100 ml) of cream either used singly or in combination.

Normal skin

Day cream: Lavender, rose
Night cream: Lavender, rose, neroli.

Oily skin

Day cream: Lavender, basil, camomile, lemon
Night cream: Lavender, neroli, camomile

Dry skin

Day cream: Rose, geranium, neroli
Night cream: Frankincense (renowned for its rejuvenating effect), jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang

Hyper-sensitive skin

Day cream: Camomile, lavender
Night cream: Neroli, jasmine, rose, camomile

Acne

Day cream: Lamongrass, bergamot, lavender

Broken capillaries

Day cream: Peppermint, lavender, lemon
Night cream: Neroli, rose camomile

Plastic Surgery After Extreme Weight Loss

Posted by Deepak Shrivastava | Eye, Eye Care, Genral Health, Hair, Hair care, Knowladge, News, Skin, Skin Care, Tips, Uncategorized, waxing | Thursday 13 November 2008 6:21 pm

Many people who are obese strive to lose the extra weight, only to be disappointed after the weight is lost. They are disappointed because after their weight loss surgery or natural weight loss, they have excess skin. That skin causes them to be unable to see the results they got from the weight loss.

Because of that, many people are choosing to go to a plastic surgeon for body contouring. When they choose this method for excess skin removal, they are able to get a comprehensive solution to the sagging and excess skin that is on their body.

With body contouring, a plastic surgeon will do two things. First, the surgeon will work to improve the tissue that supports fat and skin. Often after large weight loss, that tissue is lumpy, so the surgeon will work to smooth it back out.

Then, the surgeon will go through a surgical process for excess skin removal. The process will include a lower body lift, arm lift, and thigh lift.

There are some things patients must keep in mind before they go through body contouring surgery for excess skin removal. They need to make sure their weight is stable, as they do not want to continue to lose weight after the surgery as that could cause excess skin to reappear.

The right candidate will also not go through a weight gain, as that can reduce the effects of body contouring surgery. Also, good candidates are healthy and will be able to recover from the surgery in a short period of time.

Many people find that weight loss surgery or natural weight loss is not enough in the quest for the body they want. Because of that, people are using plastic surgeons for excess skin removal so they can have pride in their bodies. For most, body contouring is the last step needed in order to get the body they want.

Manicures for Men

Posted by Deepak Shrivastava | Eye, Eye Care, Genral Health, Hair, Hair care, Knowladge, News, Skin, Skin Care, Tips, Uncategorized, waxing | Wednesday 5 November 2008 4:59 pm

Manicures can enhance a man’s image if the job he has demands clean hands and wherein clean nails are seen more often. These professions include the sales profession, business, performing arts etc. You must have observed that these jobs require a lot of handshakes or hand-waving and chances of fingers getting exposed is more. Hence the requirement to keep finger nails clean and cut. For a sales person, sometimes personal hygiene can make or break a sale. In the same way, during business meetings, handshakes are common. If fingernails are not cut or trimmed properly, it can cause scratches on the palm of the other person shaking hand and who knows, you may even lose a business contract. So, you see how important manicures are for men in these professions.

It is ironic, but there are some professions where men should not get manicure. These include physical labor and jobs involving machines. Clean and manicured nails may lead to chipping when lifting and shifting heavy loads.

All said and done, a manicure is essential for the modern man. While it is essential, the question that arises is how to take care of your nails and how often? Some men prefer to handle their nails on their own instead of going to a nail salon or spa. In that case, the finger nails need to be trimmed carefully so as to avoid any injury. Some men prefer trimming nails up to cuticles. When doing this, use of a nail-cutter or clipper should be encouraged. First, wash hands in warm water with soap. Then, using a cutter or clipper trim the nail as required. Apply oil so as to make fingers soft. After that, again wash with cold water and soap. This will complete nail trimming and cleaning. It is better to trim and cut nails often, say weekly.

Thus, men need not feel shy or embarrassed about manicures as this is considered as a part of good hygiene and grooming process. If they do not want to visit a spa or salon, manicure can be also done at home with no cost at all. Clean fingers and nails can also prevent gastrointestinal diseases if the mode of eating food is by hand and fingers instead of spoon and fork.