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Mode-5: Olive Oil Beauty
Whether you are on a budget or just looking for beauty secrets, a must know for any fashionista is the magic of olive oil. Olive oil is available at any grocery store, and has been a part of beauty regimens dating back to the days of Cleopatra. Not only is olive oil a completely natural way to enhance your beauty routine, but it is inexpensive and versatile in its ability to be used! Here are a few suggestions that are tried and true:
1) Make Up remover: Take a cotton pad lightly soaked in olive oil. With a gentle hand, sweep away makeup all over the face (it is safe to use around eyes as well). Repeat this step until your face is make-up free. Wash your face with warm water and a gentle soap. Not only will your face feel immediately smoother and softer, but also continued use will result in a hydrated and healthy glow every morning!
2) Intensive Treatment Moisturizer: If you have any dry spot or area of skin which may be irritated or needing healing, apply a small spot of olive oil. Gently rub it into the area for an instant moisturizing. You should notice relief of the dry area immediately and a more rapid healing of the dry skin condition.
3) Lip Moisturizer: Similar to olive oil’s use as an intensive treatment moisturizer, olive oil can be dabbed on the lips for an instant shine and an immediate moisturizing of the lips!
4) Lip Exfoliant: Mix 1 part olive oil to 1 part sugar or salt to create an exfoliant for the lips. Gently rub the mixture on the lips in small circles to exfoliate away dead skin cells but at the same time allow for moisture to penetrate the lips. This mixture is safe to use as a hand moisturizer and a foot moisturizer as well. For a facial mask, add flour to the mixture and apply the thickened formula to the face. Allow the mask to moisturize the skin for at least 5 minutes before washing.
5) Shaving Cream: This might sound a bit strange, but olive oil is a great substitute for shaving cream. Put a bit of olive oil on the leg by applying it in gentle circles. This will moisturize the hairs and will make the follicle soft so that the hair doesn’t break when the razor glides over the skin.
6) Bath Soak: Add 1 tablespoon of olive oil to a full warm bath. Relax for about 15 minutes to receive an all over moisturizing soak! Your skin will be instantly glowing afterwards! Simply rinse off with soap and water after soaking.
7) Alternative to Hair Chemicals: Heat olive oil (about 10 – 20 seconds in the microwave) and apply sparingly to the ends of your hair to create a hair mask. This quick treatment seals cuticles and creates a shine. Do not apply this near the scalp! The heavy oils can create problems for the scalp! Also, if you need a more organic way to handle frizzies and baby hair, apply a very small amount of olive oil to your hands and with a light hand smooth down all unruly hair.
Dry Cuticle Care: If your nails are soft, bitten or brittle, olive oil can provide nutrients necessary for your nails to heal. Simply pour olive oil into a small bowl and allow your fingers to soak for a few minutes before manicuring. You will notice a change in the healthier appearance of your nails almost instantly! Olive oil is extremely healthy for the nails and moisturizing for the nail and nailbeds!
While there are hundreds of other uses for olive oil, these are just a few of the most popular ways! Happy shopping fashionistas!
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Oxygen for cluster headaches?
ok my dad suffers from clusters and he is at the peak of a bout of them.an ambulance was called 4 him the other night and thay gave him pure oxygen wich helped him alot,so he asked his doc 2 prescribe oxygen 4 him but the doc fobed him of wiv sum crap that its very hard 2 get hold of bla bla bla.so my dad spoke 2 his dad who uses pure oxygen because he has Emphysema.so anyway my dad cam away with a spare tank of oxygen from his dad but what i wona know is,can it have any negative effects coz i have read abit on the net an sum places say it can damage ya lungs and sum say it can damege ya brain if u use it 2 much is this true? and does he need a special type of mask? i mean the mask was 4 sum 1 with lung problems,so does he need a diffrent one for his condidion?
as a fellow cluster head and O2 user there are no noticeable side effects apart from dryness of mouth. Due too the fact that O2 is corrosive it can scar your lungs if you use it continnually like your Grandad but not for several burst of 20 mins a day like your Dad. If he is using a mask he wants to block up the holes so he only gets )2 not mixed with air. PS the type of bottle he is using will only deliver 2 to 4 litres per min he needs a higher delivery rate 8 to 15 litres per min.
All this info and more i avaliable at the UK sufferers support site www.ouchuk.org lots of info for free telephone help line - they can advise you how to get your GP to give him O2 and even force him to do it they have no right to let him suffer.
And if your Dad's a techno phobe you can join as a supporter and just pass him the info he needs. If you do nothing else buy him a cluster masx (the inventor is a sufferer who makes them for cost only) they literally save lives ( stops people killing themselves! ) the condition used to be called suicide headaches for a good reason.
Mail me if you need any further advice
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