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Oats have long been used for skin care treatment. The Egyptians and the Arabians used them as a skin beauty treatment as early as 2000 BC. The ancient Romans and Greeks also used oat baths to heal skin problems.

Oats are great for treating skin because, when colloidal oatmeal covers the skin, it actually binds to the skin. This binding helps it moisturize and soften the skin, as well as help protect it. This is because the water is attracted to the skin and held there by the colloidal oatmeal. Colloidal oatmeal is also beneficial because of its natural ingredients, which include cellulose and fiber. All of these characteristics combined also are why colloidal oatmeal is able to make the skin softer and more elastic.

Conditions that respond well to a colloidal oatmeal treatment include eczema, chickenpox, shingles, sores, sunburn and insect bites. Other skin irritations, such as that created by poison ivy, can also be relieved with a colloidal oatmeal bath.

Colloidal oatmeal can be made at home using regular oatmeal. To do this, oatmeal purchased from the grocery story should be placed in a food processor, coffee grinder, or blender. Using one of these kitchen appliances, the oatmeal can be ground finely into colloidal oatmeal. This process can be somewhat tricky, though, because ground oatmeal that is too coarse will sink to the bottom of the bathtub rather than act as a colloid.

Regardless of if the colloidal oatmeal is homemade or store bought, directions for its use are the same. A lukewarm bath should be drawn. It should not be hot because hot water will irritate the skin further and the water will absorb moisture from the skin instead of lubricating it.

After the water is at the correct temperature, several cups of oatmeal should be added to the bath as it fills. Once the tub is full, soak in the water for 10 minutes. Afterward, pat the skin dry. Do not rub it, as this will also irritate the skin and can potentially cause the itchy area to be torn open. This process might need to be repeated several times, perhaps even three times per day, if the itching is severe.

When getting out of the bath after colloidal oatmeal soaking, it is important to be cautious. The skin can become very slippery from this type of bath, making it easy to slip on the side of the tub or on the floor after getting out of the tub. In addition, using a colloidal oatmeal bath to relieve itching can sometimes leave a sticky feeling on the skin afterward. If this happens, the skin can be rinsed with a few cups of fresh warm water.

When taking a bath with colloidal oatmeal, it is important to make sure it does not get into the eyes. This can cause irritation. Also, if the itchy area is highly inflamed, it is best to avoid taking a colloidal oatmeal bath.

Colloidal oatmeal is a highly beneficial natural treatment that can work wonders toward stopping itching and irritation from a wide variety of skin problems and irritants.

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I read an online article saying that French women put flour in their hair because it helps smooth out the cuticles of the hair and makes it more shiny. Here is the recipe….

INGREDIENTS

1/2 cup white spelt flour
1/2 cup barley flour
1 cup distilled water
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 plastic bag that can fit over the hair

To Make:
1. Sift the flours together in a large bowl.

2. Pour the water and vinegar over the flours and mix well.

To Use:
1. Spoon the flour mixture onto your dry hair.

2. Smooth the paste all over the hair shafts. (This treatment is for the hair. It is not harmful for the scalp, but the focus is on getting the paste on the individual strands of hair.)

3. Sweep the coated hair up on top of your head and cover with a plastic bag, securing with a hair clip or clothespin.

4. Leave on for 20 to 30 minutes.

5. Remove plastic bag and rinse the mixture off hair thoroughly using cool water. (Hot water will make the flour stick to the hair shafts.)

6. Shampoo as usual, rinsing with cool water.

Has anyone ever tried this? Or is it just some kind of joke?

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Malcolm gets his chest waxed and receives a nasty surprise!

There is a wide variety of different types of treatments and procedures available to you when it comes to eliminating cellulite. For example, there are everything from home remedies to high tech procedures which have been proven effective at eliminating the appearance and at eliminating these orange peels altogether.

When it comes to natural cellulite treatments, gingko biloba is one herbal remedy that is proving itself useful. There are a number of benefits that can be realized through the use of gingko biloba for the treatment and resolution of bumpy thighs so often seen in women nowadays.

One of the reasons why gingko biloba is so attractive when it comes to the treatment of cellulite rests in the fact that it is very affordable. In other words, unlike some other beauty treatments that are being marketed today, you do not have to spend an arm and a leg when it comes to using gingko biloba. You will be able to obtain the results you need well within your budget.

Another of the reasons why gingko biloba treatment is so popular is the fact that it is, indeed, a completely natural remedy. If you are like many people in the world today, you try to avoid using artificial chemicals and similar types of substances when it comes to dealing with issues such as cellulite. On some level, it simply does not make sense using artificial chemicals when you do have a natural option available to you in the form of gingko biloba.

Finally, gingko biloba can represent a perfect choice for you when it comes to the elimination of cellulite because it is so effective. Here are a few commonly known benefits.

a. Aids and regulate the circulation of blood to our skin and fat cells.

c. Facilities the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to our body.

d. Provides reliefs and control allergic inflammation

e. Act as an antioxidant to prevent free radicals from building up in our body.

f. Rejuvenate skin with its anti-aging properties to produce smoother, rosier looking skin.

Indeed, time and time again people who have used gingko biloba to combat the unattractive appearance of cellulite have found that using this natural herb is very effective and efficient. They are able to see results in what does amount to a rather short period of time. And, with the continued use of gingko biloba, these shining results can last well into the future.

With all of these positive factors noted, if you are interested in combating the appearance of cellulite, you definitely will want to make sure that you take a look at the gingko biloba treatment. In the end, you definitely may find that this natural and effective course of treatment may be the ideal solution for you.

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Diana is an innovative beauty treatment project by Experientia (Torino) and Canavese Connexion. A project to promote the regeneration of Canavese Piedmont industrial area. People who worked on the project: Jan-Christoph Zoels/Experientia – the director of the project, TechnoSystem SpA, Enrico Borghese – industrial design, Lorenzo Modarelli – industrial design and Ana Rink – interaction design. More information on experientia.com

Getting microdermabrasion and eyes waxed at Essential Beauty. Created on April 22, 2010 using FlipShare.

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