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Do you like to relax in the evenings with a mask on your face?   Masks can be extremely beneficial to your skin and provide it with the nutrients it needs.   I will be doing a post in the near future on some masks you can make using what you find in your fridge for you […]

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Today I will be talking about something most people find pretty gross – fungus.   And although it can sound and look pretty gross – it is actually very common.  In fact, most of us have had a small fungal infection somewhere on our skin at some time or another and not known about it!  Some […]

Do you avoid shaving because those annoying razor bumps and ingrown hairs are actually more annoying and unsightful than having hairy legs or a hairy face?  It is the wintertime – you could just hide under your pants or hat and not shave for a while, however I do have some tips that will help […]

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You may know parsley as just that little green tree-like piece of garnish thrown on the side or top of your plate in restaurants that is generally pushed off to the side and not eaten.  But parsley actually has some surprisingly great health and skin benefits. Parsley is fantastic for digestion and for breath freshening […]

If you have clusters of small painless bumps on your skin you may be suffering from keratosis pilaris.  This condition often occurs on the cheeks, buttocks, thighs, and on the back of the arms and is often mistaken for a rash, acne, or even goose bumps.  Some people refer to this condition as “chicken skin”. […]