Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Progressive Hair Dye for Men –an Avoidable Health Risk

Progressive Hair Dye is an Dangerous Risk for Men

Many men use progressive hair dye because they're unaware of a safer, natural hair dye alternative to color gray hair. Progressive hair dye and hair color formulas have been targeted at men for decades to cover their gray hair. These change the gray hair color gradually.

Permanent and semi-permanent synthetic dyes usually contain extremely harmful and toxic chemicals like P-Phenylenediamine (PPD), ammonia, peroxide, lead acetate and a slew of others that can cause damage to the natural hair shaft. They also have caused severe allergic reaction on the scalp, neck and face of several dermatologists’ patients. Growing allergic reaction is one of the reasons dermatologists recommend a using natural hair dye to color hair such as a henna hair dye.

Natural Plant-based Hair Dye is Safer than Chemical Dyes

Men, don’t take risks with your health or natural hair color. Use a natural hair dye: 100% natural henna hair dye. The only natural vegetable hair dye approved by the FDA is: 100% natural henna hair dye.

A Gray Hair Dye Alternative for Men -Conditions Hair Naturally

Lustrous Henna ® hair dye is non-toxic, completely safe and 100% natural hair dye. It’s pure henna extract in powder form combined with the extract of other plants that are well known for their hair treatment benefits. It has a very quick dye release and is very simple to apply. It comes in various shades and has been praised by several satisfied male users.

MD Recommended

Progressive Hair Dye for Men –an Avoidable Health Risk –by L.J. O’Neal, writer.

Dear Syed,

I, Dr.Bhagwan Bang, a pediatrician who had extensive allergic reaction with color dye. While reading about allergic reaction to chemical in Annual of Pediatrics, published by North Western College of medicine Chicago, I came to know about your product and is extremely pleased to say that it was wonderful. I never had reaction with LUSTROUS HENNA of yours. I have no hesitation in recommending to anybody.

Thanks,
Bhagwan Das Bang, MD.
Recipient of AAP Hero Award 2009

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*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer: The herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Make Bath Salts at Home to Caress Your Tired Body

Why Make Ancient Bath Salts at Home

Bath salts are water-soluble, pulverized minerals added to water to be used for bathing. They are said to improve cleaning, enhance the enjoyment of bathing, and serve as a vehicle for cosmetic agents. Bath salts have been developed which mimic the properties of natural mineral baths or hot springs.¹
It is said that an Ayurvedic bath can do all the above as well as promote skin rehydration, increase energy, improve circulation, relax our muscles and help us get a great night’s sleep.
“Bath salts, when used in their natural, pure form, contain many beneficial minerals and nutrients that keep your skin smooth, soft, and supple. Some of the minerals found in bath salts include magnesium, potassium, calcium, bromide, and of course, sodium. These minerals are easily absorbed into our pores and are known to cleanse and purify our skin on a molecular level, improving your skin’s radiance, tone, and texture.

Magnesium helps us fight stress and combat fatigue; calcium keeps water retention in check, promotes healthy bones and can help stave off osteoporosis; potassium balances moisture levels in the skin; bromide soothes tired, sore muscles; sodium plays a significant role in managing the balance of lymphatic fluid in our bodies. The result? Bath salts benefit not only our skin, but our entire bodies – from the inside out.”²

How to Mix Ancient Bath Salts at Home

“When you use bath salts, the first step is to find the bath salt that’s right for you. You have to be careful to use bath salts that are of the highest quality possible; in their pure form, bath salts contain many beneficial minerals that can be lost if the salt is overly processed. Be sure to use 100% natural bath salts that are made from real sea salt.

It’s easy to use bath salts. For a bath, fill the tub about halfway to the desired level. Take a handful of bath salts and pour them into the bath by holding your hand under the faucet, allowing the bath salts to fall with the water into the tub. While pouring the bath salts into the bath, their fragrance will be released into the steam, allowing for a very fragrant bath. Depending on their size, bath salts will dissolve quickly once in contact with hot water. Once you have poured one to two handfuls of bath salts into your bath, you’re ready to relax! Be sure to stir the bath salts into the water and circulate them well, so the fragrances are released into the steam.
If you would like to use bath salts for exfoliation, simply take a small handful of fine-grain bath salts and add a tiny bit of water. Work the mixture into a paste and smooth it over your skin. You’ll be softer and smoother than you ever imagined!”³

Recipes for Ancient Bath Salts Mixture

You’ll need ingredients: 100% natural course sea salt, epsom salts, one or more essential oils, natural plant powder(s) like rose petal powder, cinnamon, lavender, etc.

Also supplies: plastic Ziploc bag, mixing bowl, whisk, fork, air-tight container (mason jar with lid).

Rose Petal Powder Bath Salts
2 cups Epsom salts1 cup coarse sea salt½ cup rose petal powder
5 or 6 drops essential oilOptional: 2 tablespoons almond oil for added moisture.

Mix all salts and rose petal powder together in bowl; then place in plastic bag. Mix in the oils and keep mixture clump-free. Store and seal in jars.
Cinnamon Bath Salts
2 cups Epsom salts1 cup coarse sea salt3 tablespoons cinnamon powder5 or 6 drops essential oil

Mix all salts and cinnamon powder together in bowl; then place in plastic bag. Mix in the oils and keep mixture clump-free. Store and seal in jars.

When ready to use:Pour ¼ cup of this mixture into a bathtub full of water. Relax and soak for 30 minutes or more if desired.

Source:¹Bath Salts. (Wikiipedia). ^2,3 Source: The Ultimate Bath Salt Guide (by The San Francisco Salt Company)

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Thursday, March 26, 2015

Natural Remedies for Athlete’s Foot Care and Prevention

The Athlete’s Foot Nightmare

Let’s face it: Suffering from athlete’s foot is an embarrassing, aggravating nightmare that can cause you to suffer day and night -without let up! However since athlete’s foot is caused by a fungus and is contagious, you need to work to get rid of it and prevent future outbreaks. While there are over-the-counter temporary solutions; there are also natural botanicals that can provide permanent relief from athlete’s foot.

Athlete’s Foot Prevention

According to WebMd¹, You can prevent athlete's foot (tinea pedis) by:
Keeping your feet clean and dry.
Dry between your toes after swimming or bathing.
Wear shoes or sandals that allow your feet to breathe.
When indoors, wear socks without shoes.
Wear natural fiber/moisture wicking socks that absorb sweat and keep your feet dry.
Change your socks twice a day.
Use antifungal powder on your feet.
Allow your shoes to air for at least 24 hours before you wear them again.
Wearing shower sandals in public pools and showers.

Additionally:

Never, ever let your bare feet touch a gym, pool, locker room or any damp floor.
Never share your towel, sock and shoes with infected individual.
Thoroughly wash your feet with soap and water every time your change your socks.

Natural Remedies for Athlete’s Foot Care

If you’re already suffering or want to take additional steps to prevent athlete’s foot, try your choice of an all-natural foot soak. Ingredients such as neem, multani mitti clay (fuller’s earth) and cinnamon have been used for centuries throughout Asia with proven success against fungus.

Neem Leaf Powder

Neem powder has been used to treat fungal infections as an effective remedy. The powder can applied to the affected area daily; especially between the toes. You can also mix neem powder with cornstarch and dust the inside of your socks with this mixture.

Multani Mitti Clay (Fuller’s Earth)

Multani mitti can be applied on feet; it absorbs extra heat from the body and cools it down. It also improves blood circulation, treating acidity problems.

Multani Mitti Foot Mask

Take 3 tablespoons of Multani mitti and neem powder. Mix with milk to make a workable paste. Apply on feet; leave for 15 min. Gently rinse off with warm water. Completely dry feet with absorbent towel.
Dust affect area with Multani mitti Daily Foot Care Powder (below) before wearing socks.

Multani mitti Daily Foot Care Powder

Mix multani mitti clay powder (fuller’s earth) with equal parts of cornstarch and rub it on your feet before putting on socks. This is an excellent sweat absorbent that helps protects from athlete’s feet.

Cinnamon Foot Soak

Cinnamon has some amazing curative properties including antiseptic, antibacterial, antibacterial and more.
Boil 8-10 broken cinnamon sticks in a quart of water. Let simmer for approximately 5 minutes. Steep for and additional 40 minutes. While hot, but still tolerable, soak feet for 30-45 minutes daily. Totally dry feet.

¹ WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise. Athlete’s Foot -Prevention.

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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Healthy Hair Benefits from Flaxseed Oil

Flax flowers

Healthy Hair Hot Oil Treatment with Flaxseed Oil

Did you know that natural herbal oils you've probably already use for skin care are known to help strengthen, regrow hair and to eliminate dandruff. Flaxseed oil is very beneficial for healthy hair. It’s easy to apply, and when used along with the natural botanical powders at Saba Botanical of USA, might make a difference in your rate of hair growth in just a few short months.

Try the following for healthy hair:

Use flaxseed oil as a hot oil massage before shampooing (Suggest: Imbue Natural Shampoo or Lustrous Henna Dry Shampoo Powder).
Add two teaspoons of flaxseed oil to your hair conditioner. (Suggest Imbue Natural Conditioner)

Flaxseed Oil Benefits Hair and Skin

Flaxseed oil contains an abundance of Omega-3 fatty acids contributes to healthy hair growth. It’s known to revitalize the scalp in part due to its anti-inflammatory properties. The essential fatty acids have been known to combat psoriasis and eczema. Flaxseed oil, when taken as a dietary supplement, also promotes shiny, radiant and healthy hair.

Flaxseed oil can be found in whole food markets and other all-natural or herb stores. You can make your own at a fraction of the price and make sure it’s stored in amber glass instead of black plastic, but you will have to invest in a (cold) oil press extractor.

Make Your Own Cold-Pressed Flaxseed Oil

You’ll still need to purchase flax seed and an oil press extractor. Flax seed can be found easily in international farmer's markets and natural grocery stores. For information on purchasing an Oil Press Extractor unit, do your own research and make your own purchasing decision according to your budget and personal need:

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Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Pure Body Art Quality Henna for Lustrous Hair Care

Body Art Quality Henna for Hair
vs. Traditional Henna Hair Dye

Body Art Quality Henna (BAQ Henna) is normally used for tattoo body art, however the higher dye content actually makes it a stronger application than other types of henna for hair dye. Therefore, Saba Botanical of USA provides pure, body art quality henna (Lawsonia Inermis) for those who prefer to use body art quality henna for their hair care –even though it’s a much longer application process.

Where Body Art Quality Henna is Grown

This 100% natural, pure henna (BAQ henna) is grown in Rajasthan, India. Rajasthani henna is widely acclaimed as the source of the world’s best henna, being farmed and produced for generations. When the henna leaves are processed, the henna is tediously examined and finely sifted to maintain high quality. It’s then packaged in air-tight plastic bags and again sealed in foil packaging to protect and ensure freshness; also to protect from light and moisture.

Body Art Quality Henna to Color Natural Hair

This body art quality henna is contains no other herbs. It’s entirely safe to use on hair.
The highly sifted body art quality henna makes it easy apply and to rinse out hair.
Body art quality henna (BAQ henna) permanently dyes the hair, as well as covers gray hair. Over time, it will darken and not fade out. If used by itself, your hair color will be bright coppery red on light hair or darker hair can be varying shade of reds: from reddish brown, auburn to deep copper tone depending on usage and original hair color.
If body art quality henna is properly mixed with indigo, it will produce a jet black hair color.

Using BAQ Henna to Cover Chemical Hair Dye

No worries! You can use 100% pure body art henna (BAQ henna) over a commercial hair dye or chemical residue in hair. There are no added chemical dyes or metallic salts in our body art quality henna. It is 100% pure and contains no other ingredient. So you should have no worries about dangerous allergic reaction from a chemical dye. No worries about ingredients that will risk your health.

Saba Botanical of USA sells pure body art quality henna (Lawsonia Inermis). Sold in 100 gm. packages, currently $3.99 each.

An Interior Designer's Experience

My name is Gail and I live in Los Angeles CA. I am an interior designer and have to look my best at all times. Several months ago, I developed an allergy to all salon products. They started to burn my scalp , even the so-called henna products I tried all had some kind of chemical ingredients. My husband found out about Saba on the Internet and I sent away for your product. Since I started using Saba, there has been no more burning, and the color is rich and naturally beautiful. It is a great and safe product, and I highly recommend it.

Thank you,
Gail G.
LA, California

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Friday, March 13, 2015

Safety First –More About Synthetic Hair Dye and Chemicals

Safety First: Synthetic Hair Dye and Chemicals

Hair salon and consumer hair coloring formulas use a high number of toxic chemicals in their formulas. In one analysis of popular brands and formulations, Consumer Reports found nearly 20 different ingredients that were classified as potential human carcinogens “Conventional dyes contain high level of toxic chemicals that can be absorbed through the scalp, where there is a rich blood supply. Then these chemicals circulate throughout your body, where they can be stored in the tissues and cause adverse health effects," says Marianne Marchese, ND, who practices natural medicine at a Woman's Time Clinic in Portland, Oregon.

A recent study conducted at Yale University found a link between permanent hair dye and Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. One study for example, suggested that woman over the age of 50 who have used permanent hair dyes for ten or more years have an increased risk of breast cancer. Yet another discovered that users of permanent hair dyes are 2:1 times more likely to have bladder cancer. Other studies have linked the use of hair dyes to allergic contact dermatitis and skin disorders like eczema and to far more serious diseases like leukemia and ovarian cancer.

Safety First: Never use synthetic dyes when coloring your hair!

“If you are thinking about coloring your hair, it's worth exploring natural options to bring out highlights, to add a little shading or to cover gray. Using a natural product, such as Lustrous Henna® is very safe and beneficial to your hair than a conventional hair dye that may completely damage your hair and scalp with prolong use.

‘Conventional dyes contain high level of toxic chemicals that can be absorbed through the scalp, where there is a rich blood supply. Then these chemicals circulate throughout your body, where they can be stored in the tissues and cause adverse health effects,’ says Marianne Marchese, ND, who practices natural medicine at a Woman's Time Clinic in Portland, Oregon.

A recent study conducted at Yale University found a link between permanent hair dye and Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. One study for example, suggested that woman over the age of 50 who have used permanent hair dyes for ten or more years have an increased risk of breast cancer. Yet another discovered that users of permanent hair dyes are 2:1 times more likely to have bladder cancer. Other studies have linked the use of hair dyes to allergies and skin disorders like eczema and to far more serious diseases like leukemia and ovarian cancer.

Such study results should not be surprising when one considers the number of toxic ingredients used by both salon and consumer hair coloring formulas. In one analysis of popular brands and formulations, Consumer Reports found nearly 20 different ingredients that were classified as potential human carcinogens. The suspects included such heavy oncological hitters as coal tar derivatives, para-phenylenediamine (PPD), (which can also cause blindness), bezenediamine dihydrochloride, and aminonline dihydrochloride. Other hazardous ingredients include, ammonia, peroxide and lead, a heavy metal commonly found in products that gradually color hair over time with many repeated applications.”

Fortunately, a nontoxic alternative to synthetic hair dye does exist, in addition to the many ready-made formulas:

Lustrous Henna® 100% natural hair color is an innovation in hair coloring. Lustrous Henna® is available in many different shades.

¹ Dermetnz.org, ²“Better Be Safe”.

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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Natural Hair Dye History and Applications

Natural Hair Dye
-Various Historical Applications

The following quote is a bit of natural hair dye history that is informative and a little amusing. From the use of simple plants to mixing with potentially dangerous metals, this is quite interesting. It underscores the lengths people have gone in order to change their hair color and/or get rid of gray hair –all in the name of beauty.

“Hair dye is one of the oldest known beauty preparations, and was used by ancient cultures in many parts of the world. Records of ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Hebrews, Persians, Chinese, and early Hindu peoples all mention the use of hair colorings. Early hair dyes were made from plants, metallic compounds, or a mixture of the two. Rock alum, quicklime, and wood ash were used for bleaching hair in Roman times, and herbal preparations included mullein, birch bark, saffron, myrrh, and turmeric. Henna was known in many parts of the world; it produces a reddish dye.

Many different plant extracts were used for hair dye in Europe and Asia before the advent of modern dyes. Indigo, known primarily as a fabric dye, could be combined with henna to make light brown to black shades of hair dye. An extract of the flowers of the chamomile plant was long used to lighten hair, and this is still used in many modern hair preparations. The bark, leaves, or nutshells of many trees were used for hair dyes. Wood from the brazilwood tree yielded brown hair dyes, and another hair dye known in antiquity as fustic was derived from a tree similar to the mulberry. Other dyes were produced from walnut leaves or nut husks, and from the galls, a species of oak trees. Some of these plant-derived dyes were mixed with metals such as copper and iron, to produce more lasting or richer shades.”¹

Natural Hair Dye

-Today’s Easier and Safer Application
Lustrous Henna® hair dye is completely all-natural. It's made by combining pure henna with natural botanical ingredients and comes in various shades including a lovely shade of red hair. No more bright red hair! Lustrous Henna® hair dye comes in a total of eleven (11) natural hair color shades.

The traditional henna application is no longer a tedious waiting game. The quicker application process of Lustrous Henna® hair dye is a real time saver when compared to traditional henna application method. It usually takes -only about 90 minutes- from start to finish.

Now that's natural hair dye application made easier and safe.

¹ How Products are Made.

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Thursday, March 5, 2015

Skin Moisturizer Recipes with Ancient Ingredients

Make Your Own Skin Moisturizer and Body Mask at Home

Mix up a homemade skin treatment that will protect your skin with moisture and other natural emollients. Functions of the Saba’s Face & Body Mask and skin moisturizer recipes:Treats dull dehydrated skin • Gives clear youthful radiance • Relaxes and firms tired skin tones • Refines the pores • Gentle, but effective natural ingredients leave skin soft and clean. • Draws out impurities for healthier, cleaner skin • Increases blood circulation in face muscles. • Lightens the skin.

When following these homemade skin treatment recipes, remember to:

Follow the directions for mixing, applying and rinsing off the skin moisturizer.
Use freshly prepared skin moisturizer recipe.
To lock in moisture, gently blot/dab skin with a few drops of olive oil.
Always apply the skin moisturizer on cleansed and slightly damp skin, after a shower or bath.
Best to apply and rinse off skin moisturizer before retiring to bed, so that skin can be moisturized stress-free.

Pampered Hands Recipe

Moisturizing Paraffin Bath for Hands.

4 ounces paraffin
1/4 cup wheat germ oil, extra-virgin olive oil or almond oil
1 tbsp. Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment

In a small saucepan, heat the first 2 ingredients together until liquid. Mix in Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment until well blended. Cool to comfortably warm and "paint" each hand or dip both hands at once into the mixture. Wrap in plastic wrap. Leave on 10 minutes; then peel off. Note: Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment contains all-natural ingredients used for skin treatment and moisture therapy since ancient times.

Skin Moisturizing Glow Mask

1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon warm milk
1 teaspoon honey
2 tbsp. Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment

Mix together egg yolk and other ingredients. Apply gently to face and throat, hands or feet with circular motions. Leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse off with warm water.

Full Body Skin Treatment

Full Body Mask

2 tablespoons Saba’s Orange Peel Powder Skin Treatment
5 tablespoons Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment
2 tablespoons honey
¼- ½ cup hot water (enough to make paste)

Mix all ingredients to form a paste. Slather on with circular motions (especially on back and chest areas) and leave for 15-20 minutes. Gently rinse off.

Indian Bridal Glow Mask for Face and Body¹

1 cup chickpea flour3 tablespoons of turmeric (powdered form)
2 tbsp. Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment (optional)Almond oil (enough to form a paste)

Mix into a paste. Apply to the face and body, and let sit for a few minutes. Remove by rubbing the mixture off with your hands. This motion will add to the exfoliation process and also helps with the removal of fine facial hair, better known as pesky peach fuzz. Wash the rest of the mixture off and enjoy fabulous baby soft skin! This mask can be used weekly. Note: wait 24 hours before using soap on skin after applying turmeric.

¹Shalini Vadhera, Author of Passport to Beauty.

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Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Homemade Facial Recipes with Ancient Ingredients

Skin Moisturizing Homemade Facial Recipes

Frankly put, our face needs protection. Our facial skin is constantly under attack from elements that can rob it of its moisture, natural suppleness and healthy glow. When this happens, our facial skin can become excessively dry and even wrinkle. Did you know that you could mix up a homemade facial that will protect your skin with moisture and other natural emollients?

When following these homemade facial recipes, remember to:

Follow the directions for mixing, applying and rinsing off the face mask.
Use freshly prepared face mask recipe.
To lock in moisture, gently blot/dab skin with a few drops of olive oil.
Always apply the face mask on cleansed and slightly damp skin, after a shower or bath.
Best to apply and rinse off face mask before retiring to bed, so that skin can be moisturized stress-free.

Face Masks for All Skin Types

Skin Moisturizing Emollient Face Mask

2 tbsp. Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment
1 egg yolk
1/3 cup avocado, peeled and mashed
1/3 cup milk

Pour Saba’s Face & Body Mask Skin Treatment in small container. Beat the egg yolk until fluffy, then add and mix. Add milk and avocado, mixing thoroughly with the yolk-powder mixture. Apply gently to face with circular motions and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry.

Avocado and Honey Mask

1 avocado1 teaspoon of honey1 tablespoon of lemon juice½ cup of cream (or curd)

Mix all ingredients together and form into a paste. Cover and store in refrigerator for 30 minutes. Apply gently to face with circular motions and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry.

Face Mask Recipes for Dry Skin

Olive Oil Egg Mask

2 tablespoons olive oil½ teaspoon lemon juice1 egg

Mix all ingredients together and form into a paste. Apply gently to face with circular motions and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry.

Coconut Oil Face Mask

Equal parts of the following: coconut oil, dark organic honey, lemon juice

Mix all ingredients together and form into a paste. Apply gently to face with circular motions and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry. Note: This face mask will keep well in the refrigerator for several days. It can be used daily, if desired.

Face Mask Recipe for Excessively Oily Skin

Milk and Honey Face Mask

2 tablespoons for Saba’s Multani Mitti Clay (Fuller’s Earth)1 tablespoon milk1 tablespoon honey

Mix all ingredients together and form into a paste. Apply gently to face with circular motions and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry.

Fresh Aloe Vera Face Mask

3 tablespoons Aloe Vera gel1 tablespoon grape seed oil.

Slice the leaf of an Aloe Vera plant in half and remove the fleshy part. Mix all ingredients together and apply gently to face with circular motions; leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water to remove. Re-rinse to close pores with cool water. Gently pat dry. (Any extra mask can be stored for several days in refrigerator).

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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Progressive Hair Dye is an Dangerous Risk for Men

Natural Plant-based Hair Dye is Safer than Chemical Dyes

A Gray Hair Dye Alternative for Men -Conditions Hair Naturally

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Why Make Ancient Bath Salts at Home

How to Mix Ancient Bath Salts at Home

Recipes for Ancient Bath Salts Mixture

Thursday, March 26, 2015

The Athlete’s Foot Nightmare

Athlete’s Foot Prevention

Natural Remedies for Athlete’s Foot Care

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Healthy Hair Hot Oil Treatment with Flaxseed Oil

Flaxseed Oil Benefits Hair and Skin

Make Your Own Cold-Pressed Flaxseed Oil

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Body Art Quality Henna for Hair vs. Traditional Henna Hair Dye

Where Body Art Quality Henna is Grown

Body Art Quality Henna to Color Natural Hair

Using BAQ Henna to Cover Chemical Hair Dye

Friday, March 13, 2015

Safety First: Synthetic Hair Dye and Chemicals

Safety First: Never use synthetic dyes when coloring your hair!

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Natural Hair Dye -Various Historical Applications

Natural Hair Dye

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Make Your Own Skin Moisturizer and Body Mask at Home

Pampered Hands Recipe

Full Body Skin Treatment

Indian Bridal Glow Mask for Face and Body1

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Skin Moisturizing Homemade Facial Recipes

Face Masks for All Skin Types

Face Mask Recipes for Dry Skin

Body Art Quality Henna for Hair
vs. Traditional Henna Hair Dye

Natural Hair Dye
-Various Historical Applications

Indian Bridal Glow Mask for Face and Body¹