Lice infestation is such a bothersome, distracting and embarrassing problem. Surely everyone harbors them at one time or the other. It is usually common among school children but soon spreads to other members of the family. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a sign of poor hygiene, as lice are not fussy whether they lay their eggs in clean or dirty hair. But yes, a dirty scalp can well serve as a perfect breeding ground for these tiresome creatures. Lice get transferred easily from child to child owing to the close contact of heads, during play, while sitting together or by sharing caps. Though there are many chemical and herbal over-the-counter preparations to remove lice, it is better to refrain from using them for they might also remove a good bit of your hair, while others could have a drying effect on the hair. There are many home-remedies which do work well but the age-old method of regular combing with a close-toothed comb on all counts, is the most eff...
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ReplyDeleteIn order to get the full benefits of a mud mask, make sure you use a cleanser on skin first, and then apply the mud mask all over facial area and neck, if desired. Allow the mud mask to dry completely, which will usually take around 10 to 15 minutes. Then rinse the mud mask from your face with warm water and a washcloth, and don’t forget to apply a face moisturizer afterwords.
ReplyDeleteA mud mask can help improve your overall complexion, as a mud mask helps to clarify skin, shrink pores, relax tired muscles and replenish moisture in skin. No matter what your skin routine is, using a mud mask at least once in a week will restore your skin and leave your face silky smooth.
A mud mask does wonders for inflamed pores, and acne.
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