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How to Soothe Red and Irritated Skin After a Brazilian Wax
Getting your bikini waxed is such a time-saver. However, when your skin breaks out afterward, it is not ideal. It always seems to happen right before a vacation or a special date night. So, what do you soothe red and irritated skin after a Brazilian wax? What to Do Before Hand One of the best…
Must-Haves With A Twist
We found some cool products to share - these are items we all use but these are upgraded or have a special twist! Finally, biodegradable, hypoallergenic bandages have arrived! PATCH by Nutricare are a fully compostable, 100% organic adhesive bandage made from bamboo! There are different ones for different issues - there are some that…
5 Ways to Get Rid of Stretch Marks on the Thighs
Your thighs are one of the classic places where stretch marks form, and it can be very difficult to rid yourself of them. You will want to consider various treatments, depending upon the severity, color and size of the stretch marks. These streaks, ranging from white and silver to red and purple, are indicative that the collagen in the epidermis has broken down, typically due to the hormonal fluctuations that come with rapid weight gain. Try some simple techniques for prevention or removal and then work your way up to the more intensive treatments. Pregnant women, women who are nursing or women who have recently undergone a cesarean delivery or other surgery should consult with a doctor or homeopath before incorporating therapies using prescription medication or high concentrations of herbs.
Cold Sore and Fever Blister Remedies
Though there are a few factors that doctors will use to distinguish cold sores and fever blisters, they are essentially the same thing.
How to Treat a Cooking Burn
You’re preparing dinner for the family when you accidentally grab a hot pot without a potholder, or boiling water splashes onto your hand while you’re draining the pot of pasta. A cooking burn will most likely be either a firs-t or second-degree burn where only the first or second layers of skin are injured. You can treat small burns like these at home, but see a doctor if the burn is over 2 inches in size or is on your face.