Posted by: Truly Scrumptious on July 28 2006
If you’ve never had a body wrap, you may be wondering what it actually does to benefit you, your body and your skin.
On top of reducing cellulite and body mass (you loose inches) they cleanse and detoxify, leaving you
feeling rejuvenated and alive.
One of the other great benefits that a body wrap will get rid of dead skin cells and chemicals that dry the skin, so
afterwards your skin is moist and has a healthy glow.
For more information, why not read this article from the Open Press.
If you are interested in having an inch loss body wrap, why not check out the website page.
Posted in: Skincare- Tips and Advice
Posted by: admin on July 28 2006
No matter how healthy a life you lead, if you live with a partner, his habits are bound to affect you.
“We pick up each other’s ways without
realising,” says health psychologist Deborah Belle.
The trick is to recognise his bad habits so you can limit the effects it has on you. So make sure that you stop his habits harming your health - from Glamour.
Posted in: General
Posted by: admin on July 27 2006
So ladies, you are out and about, maybe in a bar, and you see a man walking up to you. He is not your type and you wish we was going somewhere else… what do you do?
You pretend you are getting a phone call of course… it’s all the rage.
Posted in: Making News
Posted by: admin on July 26 2006

Ever wondered what that orange peel texture is on the thighs and buttocks?
Cellulite - the curse of the modern woman.
Or as Mun calls it - Cottage Cheese Thighs
Posted in: General
Posted by: admin on July 25 2006

We’d all like to stay young looking forever but are we doing the right things and eating the right foods to keep ourselves looking young?
This top ten list of Anti Ageing Foods from Womens Fitness may help.
- Avocado - Vitamin E to boost skin radiance
- Berries - Boost your circulation with Vitamin C
- Cruciferous vegetables, like Broccoli and Cauliflower, help fight toxins
- Garlic - helps protect against disease
- Ginger - Boost your Digestion
- Nuts - plenty of minerals
- Soya - protects against disease
- Wholemeal Pasta and Rice - Complex Carbohydrates high in fibre
- Watermelon - high in Vitamins
- Water - and lots of it - at least eight glasses a day.
Another list in Salon Today Magazine (Summer 2006) has a slightly different take on it.
- Avocado
- Berries
- Carrots - beta carotene and skin strengthening zinc
- Citrus Fruit - packed with Vitamin C
- Grapes - polyphenols - powerful anti-oxidants
- Onions - Selenium to boost the immune system
- Papaya - potent Vitamin C
- Salmon - Essential Fatty Acids to nourish skin
- Spianch - Vitamin E, iron, beta carotene and folic acid
- Tomatoes - beta carotene, zic and vitamin B3
The healthier you eat, it stands to reason the better you will look and feel. It makes sense, but it’s not as easy as that is it? … or is it?
Posted in: Skincare
Posted by: admin on July 11 2006

News from America from the The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (Harvard) from a survey of habits and diets of nearly 50,000
people. Those who drank more than three cups of milk a day were
more vulnerable to an acne outbreak.
Other research have also proved that it is the effect of
milk on hormones that shoot up the level of acne. You may consider
replacing this lactose intollerance with other forms of milk, such as soy milk or plant juices.
Source: Skincare Blog
Posted in: Making News