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Bowl with warm soapy water

scrub lotion

petroleum jelly or any other moisturizing lotion

cuticle pusher

Favorite nail polish and clear polish

Nail polish remover (if your nails have color)

clean white towel Steps to a manicure: Before starting make sure you remove your nail polish and have all the required items mentioned above. Also remove any jewelry on fingers. First trim or shape nails. Soak both hands in warm soapy water for 3 to 5 minutes. Push cuticles back gently with towel or cuticle pusher " stick". Rub hands with a homemade scrub or any other scrub lotion to exfoliate skin. Apply petroleum jelly or any other moisturizing lotion on hands. Cover with gloves and leave on for about 5 minutes. Paint nails. Make sure to apply at least to coats of nail polish and a top coat of clear nail polish to give it more shine. Give it enough time to dry. Try giving yourself a manicure at least once a week to for great looking hands. About The Author Kenia Morales is the publisher of online magazine http://kpatra.com "For Every Aspect of Today's Woman. Visit her site to find a variety of women related issues and topics". keniamorales@kpatra.com]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/manicure_at_home.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/manicure_at_home.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900

1/2 cup of brown sugar

1 spoon of orange oil or half a fresh squeeze orange

1 spoon of vitamin E oil Steps:

• Mix brown sugar, orange oil/juice, and vitamin E oil on a bowl.
• Get on tub and get wet.
• Take a handful of mixed ingredients and scrub in a gentle circular motion.
• Rinse off and apply a moisturizing lotion to re-hydrate skin.

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Dark/olive skin: Stay with darker hair colors.

Yellow skin: Dark, rich colors like deep auburn.

Pale skin: Almost any color.

Pink skin: Neutral tones like sandy or beige blonde or chocolate brown are best. Avoid reds or golden tones.

If you know what clothing colors suit you, you can also use that to help in choosing hair color:

If you look good in warm shades like red, orange, golden yellow, cinnamon brown, olive green, and rust, then warm hair tones like golden blonde, golden brown, strawberry blonde, and auburn will suit you best.

Cool color favorites like bluish red, fuschia, black, royal blue, and pine green indicate that cool hair tones are best for you: platinum, ash blonde, ash brown, burgundy, and jet black.

If you look good in true red, purple, charcoal grey, periwinkle, and teal, then neutral tones like sandy or beige blonde, chocolate brown or mahogany will suit you.

4. How do I get ready to color my hair the first time? It's a good idea to gather a few materials together before starting: an old T-shirt, a few old towels and a washcloth that you don't mind getting stained, some hair clips for sectioning your hair, a timer, and a hand mirror to see the back of your head. 5. If I color my hair at home and hate it, what can I do? There are some home hair color products you can use to repair the damage, but it isn't easy. The problem is that if you used a home hair color kit to obtain a lighter color, your hair has been bleached and colored in a single process. So the color needs to be added back in a process called "filling" before using the final color formula. Whatever you do, don't simply buy a box of your original color and try to cover over a bad dye job... it won't work. Fixing hair color gone wrong is a multi-stage process so a trip to the salon may be in order. 6. I already have permed hair. Can I color it without damaging it? If your hair has been permed or relaxed, color has to be applied carefully or it can weaken the structure of your hair. Salons have colors specially formulated for treated hair. But if you insist on home hair coloring, choose a shade darker than you want since processed hair may come out lighter than expected. Then do a strand test to make sure your hair can handle the chemical stress. 7. I love my new color... now how do I keep it looking good? You'll probably want to recolor every four to six weeks. Make a record of the hair color product and shade you used, and how long you left it on the ends and the regrowth. Use shampoos and conditioners formulated for color-treated hair to prevent fading. Stay out of the sun and chlorinated pools. Hair that has been previously been bleached isprone to such effects and should be rinsed as soon as possible. Don't use heavy conditioners and oil treatments after coloring... they can lift the color. Now go out and enjoy your new look and all the money you saved by doing it yourself! Nancy Faizabadi is a professional hair stylist and the founder of http://www.short-hair-style.com where you can find free tips on short hair style and color ideas, hair color trends, hair products and much more. Whether your hair is fine, thick, curly, straight, processed, colored or in need of a new style, short-hair-style.com has a section for you.]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/athome_hair_color_seven_tips_f.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/athome_hair_color_seven_tips_f.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900 Where did this facial hair come from? All women have facial hair: for some women it consists of "peach fuzz" - an almost unnoticible sprinkling of almost invisible hairs. Some women however have places where one or more darker hairs (sometimes called terminal hairs) which they feel detracts from their beauty. Women have different amounts of terminal hair on the face for different reasons. it might be hereditary - if your mother or grandmother has darker facial hair on the upper lip you're more likely to have the same pattern. Having more body fat allows your body to create more of the hormones that make terminal hairs grow. And all women, thin or curvy, make more of the hair-growth hormone as they get older, which can increase facial hair growth. Rarely, large amounts of facial-hair growth (for example, a "beard" and "moustache" type appearance) may signal an illness that is changing your hormones. If you've noticed a significant change in your facial hair or your hair growth seems excessive to you, talk to a doctor that you're comfortable with. Her job is to help so don't be shy! She will make sure you get treatment if there is a problem. And most of the time, she'll be able to reassure you that the hair growth you're experiencing is normal. It might be normal, but I still don't like it! What makes facial hair "unwanted" depends on the woman. Some women feel perfectly comfortable with visible hairs on the upper lip, where others will find very bothersome. Only you know whether it makes you uncomfortable with your appearance! If it does bother you, though, and you're tired of plucking, waxing or bleaching, you may want to consider the option of a medication that actually reduces the amount your facial hair grows. Vaniqa Cream Vaniqa is a prescription topical medication, a cream that you put on the skin that has the annoying hairs. Vaniqa's active ingredient (eflornithine HCl) actually slows the growth of hairs. Vaniqa doesn't remove hairs completely. So if you've been tweezing or waxing, you may occasionally continue to do so. But you'll notice that you have to remove hairs less often or find that with fewer hairs growing at any one time, their appearance does not bother you as much. Best of all, Vaniqa has very few side effects: rarely, a few women feel stinging, burning or see a rash where they've applied the cream. And in studies of the drugs, the women who did have side effects felt that they were so mild that they continued using Vaniqa. If you have side-effects, stop using the cream till you've talked with your doctor. World, Here I Come! As you use Vaniqa you'll notice the reduced appearance of facial hair and you'll spend less time removing the hair that appears. You'll have more time to do the things that the beautiful-you wants to do - shopping, flirting with your husband, working, and being more confident every step of the way! Copyright (C) Shoppe.MD and Ian Mason, 2004-2005 Ian Mason, owner of Shoppe.MD, your source for hair removal tips and Vaniqa cream. Ian is a fat-to-fit student of health, weight loss, exercise, and several martial arts; maintaining several websites in an effort to help provide up-to-date and helpful information for other who share his interests in health of body and mind.]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/tired_of_tweezing_a_better_way.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/tired_of_tweezing_a_better_way.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900 http://www.sheilasfashionsense.com to download her ebook, "Image Makeovers" and get "How to Build a Wardrobe" ebook free.]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/the_ultimate_beauty_tip_good_p.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/the_ultimate_beauty_tip_good_p.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900 Anti Aging and Diet websites to Gain maximum Knowledge to keep fit and Look Young.]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/natural_anti_aging_formula_to.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/natural_anti_aging_formula_to.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900 http://www.dermaglow.co.uk]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/the_skin_care_benefits_of_azul.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/the_skin_care_benefits_of_azul.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900 http://www.hairresources.com FOR BETTER HAIR DAYS.]]> http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/hair_styles_how_to_get_the_mos.php http://hiroseno.com/blog/03beauty/2007/05/hair_styles_how_to_get_the_mos.php beauty Sat, 05 May 2007 09:09:32 +0900