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I have extremely dry skin that needs a lot more moisturizing than most people’s skin. I’ve been on the hunt for the best body lotion for dry skin for ages. Well, I’m happy to say I’ve found it! Here’s my review of 9 moisturizers for very dry skin — 2 that I already had on hand and 7 new ones. Plus, 2 bath & body washes for dry skin.
Men… Are you — or someone you know — dealing with thinning hair? Bald spots? Excessive hair loss? Male patterned baldness? Well, they’ve found a cure for baldness… It’s called acceptance! See why Jim shaved his head and loves being bald!
Do your legs turn to itchy sand paper the moment winter strikes? Do you have dry, scaly patches along your arms or your face? Are you dealing with the pain of chapped lips and cheeks? Here are all the best ways to deal with your dry winter skin problems.
See how to make soothing and relaxing bath soaks! DIY recipes for soothing Bath Salts, fizzy Bath Bombs, and relaxing Bubble Bath. See the simple steps to make them yourself + a list of the ingredients you need to make your own homemade bath salts, bath bombs, and bubble bath!
Whenever I stop moisturizing my skin (as few as 2 days in a row) the dry, flaky skin starts to reappear on my nose, my hands, and my feet! So I’ve learned the importance of exfoliating and the differences between the 3 types of dry skin moisturizers: body lotions, body oils, and body butters.
Whether you’ve got bad morning hair, hat head, or helmet hair, here are a few DIY solutions to help you look your best in SECONDS! Morninghead vs washcloth.
Baking soda is an excellent base for healthy homemade remedies and beauty aids. Here are 8 wonderful recipes taht are inexpensive and very effective. Great alternatives to pricy store-bought products.
Want to save a fortune on health and beauty products? If so, then add this one product to your next shopping trip: coconut oil!
Going green can mean big money for small businesses, fun products, and new careers. My favorite part: How big mega businesses gobbled up some smaller — but very popular — household brands. Here they are…
We like to keep several different bottles of shampoos, conditioners, and shower gels in the shower itself, yet we don’t really have enough flat space to store them all. So these nifty little suction-cup wall hangers — that came with Axe shower gel — seemed like the perfect answer. It’s a way to keep your bottles upside down AND closer to eye-level AND more within reach while you’re showering. But do they work?
