All Blog Posts Tagged 'dry' (6)

Alot of women make mistakes when laundering their favorite bras. No one has time to hand wash anymore! There are a lot of solutions to properly launder your intimates and still be able to wear them when your done. Lets first start with the wash. Ideally, you would want to hand wash..but like I said, who has the time? Then, you could put it in the washing machine...but again, ideally, you would want to wash only intimates in one load. You would not want to mix your jeans with undies. But with ev… Continue

When my three year old couldn’t breathe after getting OUT of the pool last month, I had quite the scare. To get answers on what to do in situations such as my son’s as well as information on secondary drowning, dry drowning and water safety tips in general, I turned to Amanda Kelly, Founder of A Lap Ahead, an American Red Cross Authorized Provider, Swim Instruction and Water Safety Education Provider, to give Breezy Mama the scoop on keeping kids safe this summer. http://breezymama.com/2009/06/0… Continue

How do I start this story? My husband took the Morning Dew… Continue

It doesn’t seem to matter what age we are or what age our skin is acting we all want beautiful lips! The lips are often the first to show the effects of winter. Since the lips have no oil glands we see the harness of weather dry and/or crack the lips. Starting on Monday I will spend so… Continue

I first heard about the science of Ayuraveda through Deepak Chopra. I don’t remember how, or why, but I do associate the word, the concept and the name. Recently, I have been incorporating some of the oil practices into my home-spa regime to battle this dry skin thing that isn’t quite a problem yet, but noticeable enough for me to want to get it under control before it DOES become a problem…you know what I mean? Anyway, here is the base knowledge of Ayurveda. It translates in Sanskrit as “the s… Continue

By Mary Rose Almasi (This is an article reprint) Good hair days start with a healthy scalp. Its job, after all, is to grow strong shiny strands. But dry indoor air can zap moisture and dissolve protective oils from the skin on your head, leaving it itchy and flaky--and your mane dull and unmanageable. Help keep the skin you rarely think about (but should) in top condition with this advice from Valerie D. Callender, M.D., clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Howard University College o… Continue