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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ReplyDeleteI heard about the banana thing and thinking of the potassium content, I crushed a potassium pill and made a paste then applied it to the wart and covered it with a band aid. Mich easier than a banana peal. It worked.
Bananas are also loaded with soothing properties that help in reducing skin inflammation.Applying the pulp of banana on the face, after mashing, helps in making the skin supple and soft.
ReplyDeleteThe peel of banana contains antioxidants and potassium, so simply rubbing it on your skin can be very helpful. It is known to be helpful in clearing acne as well. Applying banana on the face enhances the glow on your face. You can even mix the pulp of banana with honey in order to give a moisturizing effect on your skin.
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ReplyDelete1 very ripe banana
1/4 teaspoon of pure stevia powder
2 teaspoons of Agave nectar