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It’s styling - 09/21/11

Call me silly, but Baking Soda that you cook with can help your hair.  Women have buildup on their hair from various sources such as hair spray, conditioners, waxes, spiking gels, shiners, relaxers, shampoos and etc.  These substances can be removed with a paste of baking soda and shampoo.  

 

It’s styling - 09/14/11

Skin is constantly regenerating new cells that rise to the surface or the epidermis.  As these cells rise they gradually die and become filled with keratin.  These keratinized skin cells are essential because they give our skin its protective quality.  But, they are constantly sloughing off to make way for younger cells.  As we age the process of cell turnover slows down.  Cells start to pile up unevenly on the skin’s surface, giving it a dry, rough, dull appearance.  

   

It’s styling... 09/07/11

If you are someone who needs that “wow” factor for yourself and are always looking for something different, I am here to introduce you to the magnetic nail polish.  Companies like Lancome, Layla and Lpn have introduced their new line of polishes that let you create designs by using a magnet.   

   

It’s styling - 08/31/11

Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine found that the type of wrinkles in early menopausal women can predict a woman’s bone density.  Low bone density usually means you could be at risk of osteoporosis.  As we age the skin produces less of the protein collagen, which is a structural component of the skin.  

   

It’s styling - 08/24/11

So what’s up for the 2011 Fall trends?  Seventies fashion remains high on the fashion lists and is a carryover from 2010.  As for fashion this Fall denim, is again big, big and it is coming in all colors and styles.  

   

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