Cold Cream Soap

How to made Cold Cream Soap at home by yourself

Scented Bath Salts

Scented bath salts for therapeutic baths and spa treatments

Scented Bath Powder

Feminine scented bath powder

Relaxed Hair

How to Take Care of Relaxed Hair

So Many Hairstyles

So Many Hairstyles

10.17.2011

Citrus Yum

Citrus Yum
 You will need:
½ lb. Transparent MP base
½ TB. Coconut oil
3 drops lemon oil
3 drops grapefruit oil
3 drops orange oil fruit wedges mold orange/yellow colorant
Melt the MP base and cocon ut oil. Remove from heat and whisk well. Add essential oils and whisk well. Add a few drops of yellow/orange dye. I mixed red and yellow food coloring. Pour into molds. When I want to do each the "correct" color and flavoring for each fruit wedge, I use plastic leftover yogurt  cups, pour my base into it (after heated) then do the color mixing and flavoring.

Citronella Soap

Citronella Soap
1 cup grated Castile soap
1/2 cup water
10 drops citronella essential oil
5 drops eucalyptus essential oil
1 T. dried, crushed pennyroyal leaves

Mix the ingredients into the melted soap/water mixture. With an electric
mixer, whip the soap until it has doubled in volume. Spoon the soap into the prepared molds, pushing it into the molds as best you can (the beating action cools the mix, so work quickly). If the mixture has cooled off and thickened so much you can't put it into the molds, hand mold the soap into large balls.

Chocolate soap

Chocolate soap
12 oz grated soap
5 oz water
1/4 cup instand cocoa powder
1/8 oz Chocolate Fragrance oil
Combine the grated soap and water in a saucepan, and set on medium heat.
When the soap has melted, add the cocoa powder, and chocolate fragrance.
Stir well, then pack into molds and let sit until hardened.
 

Feeling Fit

Feeling Fit
A naturally beautiful woman radiates beauty from the inside to the outside.
Any activity that gets you to move more can improve your overall health. 
Walking, gardening, and dancing are all good for you. Making physical activity part of your daily life is the key to success!
Try to do at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day on most days of the week.
Your physical activities can be done in small time blocks that add up to 30 minutes a day. 
For starters MOVE MORE
  • Take the stairs instead of the elevator.
  • Walk all or part of the way to work.
  • Take a short walk every day
    (walk around the block).
  • Play actively with children.
  • Dance along to three songs a day.
...and EAT BETTER
Try to drink a glass of water (8 ounces) several times a day,especially during and after exercise.
Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables! Include dark green leafy vegetables like collard greens and spinach several times a week.
They are very good sources of vitamins and minerals.
Choose several servings a day of foods made from whole grains, such as whole-wheat bread and whole-grain cereal.
Eat citrus fruits, melons, and berries often. They are high in vitamin C.
Choose skim or low-fat milk products most of the time.
Go easy on the fats and oils of butter, margarine, gravy, and salad dressing.
Trim the fat from meat; take the skin off of poultry.
Have cooked dry beans and peas from time to time instead of meat.

Care Tips for Weaves

Care Tips for Weaves

Treat your weave like your own hair.
Comb and style your weave daily.
Avoid using gels.
Avoid weaves with glue and adhesives.
Suggest
After a work out, you can swab your braid parts with an antiseptic and apply braid spray. When you have more time, you can use a mild shampoo and apply a leave-in conditioner.

Care Tips for Braids

Care Tips for Braids
  •  Don’t let your hair be pulled too tight during braiding. This can result in hair loss.
  • When you have braids, you will have to shampoo less often than with other styles. Frequent shampooing may lead to frizzing and loosening.
  • Moisturize your scalp daily.
    Cover your hair with a silk-like scarf or bonnet when you sleep.
  • Never use cholesterol-based conditioners.
  • Avoid human hair extensions if you swim frequently.

Care Tips..

Care Tips
  • Your hair grows faster in warm weather. 
  • You’ll need to touch up roots more often during warm months than during cold months. 
  • Moisturize your scalp twice a week with a light hair oil.
  •  When you swim, protect your hair from chlorine damage by applying an oil-based hairdress or olive oil to your hair before you get into the pool.
  •  When you reshape your hairstyle after a workout, dry set your hair with rollers. Apply a leave-in conditioner to the
    ends and use end papers.

Relaxed Hair

Relaxed Hair
 Relaxed hair is easy to manage and can be styled in many ways. Chemical relaxers make your hair fragile so you need to give
it good extra care.
Styles
Blunt cuts
Bobs
(wrapped or curled)
French twists
Ponytails
Wet sets
Suggest 
Use a wide-toothed comb to style your hair.
Trim your hair every 6 to 8 weeks to keep your
hair style shaped.