In one of the last articles I wrote about the importance of a good moisturizer in the prevention and reduction of wrinkles, today I would like to share with you the following recipes that you can try at home to make your own all natural solution for wrinkle prevention and reduction:

Apple- pear nighttime wrinkle lotion

1 tsp apple juice
1 tsp lemon juice
1 tsp lime juice
2 Tbsp buttermilk
1TBSP rosemary leaves
3 seedless grapes
1/4 pear
2 egg whites

Blend all ingredients on medium speed for 30 seconds. Using a cotton ball,
dab mixture on areas around the eyes and wherever wrinkles have developed.
Let dry, then rinse with warm water. Use no more than 3 times a week.
Follow with a moisturizer. Cover and refrigerate immediately, discard after 4 days.

LAVENDER LOTION

1 oz. glycerin
2 tsp. oil of lavender
Put ingredients in a clean glass bottle and shake well. Refrigerate.
213. Lemon cleansing Cream
1Tbsp beeswax
3Tbsp veg oil
1Tbsp witch hazel
1Tbsp lemon juice
1/8 tsp borax
6 drops lemon eo

Over low heat, gently melt beeswax in the veg oil. Beat for 5
minutes until mixture has a creamy, smooth consistency. In a separate pot
gently warm witch hazel (I infuse lavender in the witch hazel, good for the
skin) and lemon juice; stir in borax until dissolved and add to
cream. Beat steadily. After the cream has cooled stir in the lemon eo. Then
spoon into jars. This is good for eliminating excess oil and smoothing
wrinkles. Plus the lemon gives it antiseptic qualities.

ORANGE JUICE-TAPIOCA MASK (soothes skin and retards
wrinkles)

1 T. tapioca
2 T. honey
1/2 C. fresh orange juice

In a small saucepan over low heat, mix tapioca and orange juice. Stir in
honey and let the “pudding” simmer until thickened, stirring occasionally.
Remove from heat and cool. Spread the mixture over your face and neck and
let dry for 20 minutes. Rinse.

SOFTENING MASQUE (emollient)

1 egg yolk
1/3 C. avocado, peeled and mashed
1/3 C. milk

Beat the egg yolk until fluffy. Add milk and avocado, mixing thoroughly with
the yolk. Apply to face and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with hot
water.

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Wrinkles are caused by aging skin and the elements that our skin is exposed to day after day. Wrinkles are a natural part of aging as our skin becomes thinner.

Sun exposure is another major cause of wrinkles and can cause premature aging not only to the face, but also to other exposed parts of the body. Also, repeated facial expressions such as smiling and squinting cause’s lines and wrinkles on the face. Whatever causes your wrinkles, there are steps you can take to prevent and treat wrinkles to turn back the clock and make your appearance younger looking.

Prevention is the key to many wrinkles, especially those due to sun exposure. It is estimated that the sun causes at least 90 percent of premature aging and wrinkles. Many of these lines and wrinkles can be prevented. If you are concerned with wrinkles, you should always apply a good sunscreen daily all year long. You can also help cut down on sun exposure by wearing a hat.

Another step you can take to help prevent wrinkles is to eat right and drink plenty of water everyday. Your body loses a lot of water each day. When you hydrate your body from the inside, your skin will reap the benefits. Drinking the recommend daily amounts of water helps your skin stay smooth and supple. Skin that is moist does not lose its elasticity as fast as dry skin.

Also, make sure you eat healthy and enjoy a wide variety of foods each day. Whole grains, fruits and vegetables will help keep you healthy and your skin will benefit as well.
Adding small amounts of healthy oils such as olive oil to your diet may also help your skin. Washing the face everyday will help prevent wrinkles, too. It is recommended that when you wash your face, you use warm tap water and do not scrub.

Also, it is important to thoroughly remove all make up and use a light cleanser with added moisturizer. When you are ready to dry your face, do not rub the towel on your face. Instead, use gentle patting motions to dry.

In addition to preventing wrinkles, there are steps you can take to help minimize the amount of wrinkles you may already have. One very effective way is to use daily moisturizer. There are several types of moisturizer that actually helps hydrate the skin and leave the skin on your face looking smooth. This will help minimize existing wrinkles and may help prevent new wrinkles from forming in the long run. For added effect, use a heavier moisturizer each night before bed and every morning before applying makeup. In the next lessons you will learn how to make your own wrinkle defying recipes for lotions and creams.

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One of the best things that you can do for your hair is to use products that are natural and are not harmful which will cause it to break or fall. It makes sense then, that learning to make your own shampoos and conditioners is one of the fist steps that you can take to having a beautiful head of hair.

Here are a few shampoo and conditioner recipes for you to try at home:

Deep Conditioner for Beautiful Hair

1 small jar of real mayonnaise
1/2 of an avocado

Put ingredients together in a medium bowl and squish together with your
hands until it’s a minty green color. Smooth into hair all the way to the
tips. Put on a shower cap or wrap your head with saran wrap. Leave on for
20 minutes. For deeper conditioning put a hot, damp towel around your head
over the shower cap or saran wrap. If you have really long hair and only
need conditioning at the ends, cut the ingredients in half and apply only to
the ends and just wrap them.

Honey Herbal Hair Conditioner

1/4 cup honey
1/4 cup glycerin
1/4 cup sage, and 1/2 cup dried chamomile flowers
OR
1/2 cup nettle leaves and 1/4 cup rosemary leaves
1/2 cup witch hazel
1 tablespoon liquid lecithin

Place all the ingredients in a screw top jar. Shake well and let set for 1
hour. Strain to remove herbs, discard the herbs and pour the liquid back
into the jar. Makes about 1/2 cup.

EGG SHAMPOO

1 egg
1 tsp. olive oil
1 tsp. lemon juice
1 T. castile soap or mild
unscented shampoo
1/2 C. water

Combine all ingredients in a blender and whip until smooth. Use shampoo
immediately, and follow up with a hair rinse. Save any remaining shampoo in
the refrigerator and use the next day.

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When choosing a shampoo for yourself, you should try to let your scalp dictate what type of shampoo you use. If you have dandruff, for example, you would need something specific to that condition.

Be careful, however, to avoid shampoos that have any type of alcohol in the ingredients. Alcohol can dry out your hair.

If your hair becomes too dry, try to give your hair a needed break—try washing less often and using less products and styling aids that cause your hair to become dried out. Additionally, use only a mild shampoo, one labeled “for dry or damaged hair. Or, better, still, try out some of the home-made shampoos below to avoid many of the harmful chemicals that are often found in commercial hair products.

Conditioners

There is some debate as to whether or not you even need conditioner. For the most part, you do, unless you have super fine hair that looks lifeless when you use a conditioner.

When hair becomes dry, the outer layers, called cuticles, peel off from the central shaft. Conditioners glue the cuticles back to the shaft, add lubricant to the hair, and prevent static electricity (which creates frizz). Pick a conditioner that works well for you and use it after every shampoo

Furthermore, hair care products, brushing, drying, curling and straightening your hair can be damaging, not to mention colors or perms. A conditioner can replenish and protect your hair from these damaging elements. To avoid oily or dull looking hair on the crown of your head, only apply conditioner to the length of your hair and avoid the scalp.

No matter which shampoos and conditioners you decide on, the best products that you can use on your hair are ones that are natural and contain wholesome ingredients that won’t cause your hair any harm. That’s why learning to make your own shampoos and conditioners is so important.

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In the last article I discussed the importance of choosing the right lotion for your skin, Today, I want to give you a few homemade lotion recipes for you to try:

Body Lotion

2 cups
1 cup aloe vera gel
1 teaspoon lanolin
1 teaspoon pure Vit E oil
1/3 cup coconut oil
1/2 to 3/4 ounce beeswax
3/4 cup almond oil
up to 1and 1/2 teaspoons essential oil or more to prolong scent ( I used a
combination of lavender EO and rose geranium EO - scent is lovely and is
great for skin)

Place aloe vera gel, lanolin, & vit E oil in blender or food processor.
Place coconut oil & beeswax in 2-cup Pyrex measuring cup, microwave on high
30 seconds, and stir with chopstick. Repeat heating in 10-second blocks
until fully melted. Stir in almond oil, reheating if necessary. Run blender
or processor at low to medium speed, then pour in melted oils in thin stream
as if making mayonnaise. As oil is blended in, cream will turn white and
blender’s motor will start to grind. As soon as melted oils are added and
you’ve achieved mayonnaise-like consistency, stop motor, add essential
oil(s) and pulse-blend. Do not overblend. Transfer cream to glass jars while
still warm, as it thickens quickly.

215. LEMON HAND LOTION

1 tsp. lemon juice
2 tsp. glycerin
Use 1 teaspoon of lemon juice for every 2 teaspoons of glycerin.

SUNTAN LOTION

2 oz. salt-free mayonnaise
2 oz. black tea (brewed very dark)
Juice of 1 lemon
5 (400 IU each) vitamin E capsules

Mix mayonnaise, tea and lemon juice in a blender. Pour into a storage
container and squeeze contents of vitamin E capsules into it. Keep
refrigerated no longer than 1 week.

ROSE-ROSEMARY LOTION

1 oz. rose petal tea or
rose water
1 oz. rosemary tea
1 T. egg white

Whirl in the blender. Store in a clean, tightly-capped, jar in the
refrigerator.

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A lotion is defined as, “a fluid with healing, antiseptic properties that is used on the skin.”

Lotions, in the form of moisturizing agents, are applied to the surface of the skin and go to work on dry skin to hydrate the skin, relieve flaking and itching. Lotions however, contrary to popular belief, cannot slow down the process of aging, prevent wrinkles from forming or penetrate the deepest layers of the skin.

Lotions are broken down into two types- emollients and humectants. Emollients form a barrier of oil on the surface of the skin that serves to seal in moisture and prevent it from quickly evaporating before it is absorbed. Emollients are very much like the natural oils found in the skin. They come in the form of lanolin, mineral oil and petroleum jelly.

Humectants on the other hand both attract and then hold in water that is on the surface of the skin. Humectants come in the form of glycerin, lactic acid, sorbitol and urea. It is not always easy to determine what kind of lotion is best for your skin. A number of factors have to be taken into consideration such as how chapped, dry or sensitive your individual skin is. Do you have any known allergies? This is another thing you must know as you don’t want to have to deal with your skin breaking out. As a rule the simpler a lotion it is, the better it is for the skin. Lotions that are loaded with a lot of perfumes, colors, emulsifiers and thickeners are more likely to cause an allergic reaction to sensitive or delicate skin.

If acne is a problem (as some people are prone to acne on their backs, arms or legs) overuse of lotion or the wrong kind of lotion could cause a terrible break out. This you want to avoid at all costs!

Lotions with alpha hydroxyl acids (AHAs) are good for skin that needs firming, smoothing and for skin damaged by the sun. AHAs are taken from fruit, sour milk and red wine.
Research has shown that cell turnover is greater when a lotion contains these acids. Both low concentration as well as high concentration AHA lotions can be found on the market today but it always best to make your own lotions at home and by so doing you can avoid many of the chemicals in lotions that can cause a lot of skin problems.

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As a follow-up to the last article on facials the benefits of facials to your skin, the following are some recipes for facial masks, scrubs and exfoliation that you can make at home:

APRICOT MASK (for dry skin)

2 apricots
2 T. plain yogurt

Purée in a blender. Apply to face, avoiding eye area, and leave on for 10 to
20 minutes.

AVOCADO MASK (conditions and prevents dryness)

1/2 ripe avocado
1 egg white

Mash avocado into a thick paste. Add egg white. Apply to face; leave on 15
to 20 minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water.

BANNA SUPREME MASK

2 medium bananas
honey (optional)
mash bananas with a fork do not over mash or it will be runny. add honey,
if desired. smooth over skin, let sit 10 minutes rinse off with cool water.

BREWERS YEAST MASK (For Oily Skin)

Make a paste using the yeast and a small amount of warm water.

CALIFORNIA AVOCADO CLEANSER AND MASK

1/4 ripe avocado
1/2 C. buttermilk
1 beaten egg yolk

Blend avocado with egg yolk and buttermilk. Apply to face and throat and
leave on for 5 minutes. Spread on a little more. Leave on for another 5
minutes. Rinse with tepid water.

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Your skin is the first thing that people probably notice about you. Did you know that it also plays a vital role as your body’s largest organ? It protects your muscles, bones, blood vessels and internal organs. So, if the skin is so vital, why do some people not take proper care of it? Using harsh products and not drinking enough water and other fluids does not help matters. You have to live with your skin all your life, so why not treat it with the utmost care? There are a countless products on the market and other that you can make at home these days that can help you achieves healthy skin.

No matter what skin type you might have, there are all kinds of natural recipes that you can make at home that will be just right for you. Among the many recipes that you will learn to make in my Homemade Beauty Tips e-course are facials masks, scrubs and exfoliating products to nourish and pamper your skin. Sign up now to start learning how to make your home shampoos, conditioners lotion, creams and more.

There are a variety of facial mask products that you can make for any condition or skin type. If you are plagued by acne or blackheads, there are facial masks that you apply, then let dry. Once dry, you can peel them off and hopefully some dead skin covering those blackheads will become unclogged so you can clear them up. These masks offer a variety of benefits like oil control.

Also, if you want to minimize the appearance of wrinkles and pores, then facial masks are the way to go. You skin afterward will have a healthy glow and not be shiny from oil.
Facial masks remove impurities in your skin’s pores as well as minimize the appearance of those pores. Pimple production is reduced and also blackheads dissolve and wash away once you remove the mask.

For facial masks and scrubs to be truly beneficial to you and your skin, you must follow a beauty routine that encompasses both of these products and more. Use a cleansing cream to remove traces of makeup or dirt daily. Then follow up with an astringent to tone and tighten you pores and end with a moisturizer that suits your skin type.

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Dark under eye circles not only make you look tired but they also make you look a lot older than you are too. The truth is, they don’t have to be a permanent part of who you are. There are natural ways to get rid of dark under eye circles, if you only know how.

If you have dark circles under your eyes, here are a few homemade creams and remedies that you can try:

AVOCADO EYE CREAM

5 drops almond oil
3 ripe avocado slices
Blend almond oil into avocado. Dab around eyes and leave on for 5 minutes.
Rinse.
171. Beach Sand Foot Scrub
2 Tablespoons Canola oil
2 Tablespoons beach sand
3-5 drops rosemary oil

Combine and mix into a paste using a fork. Massage scrub onto feet,
concentrating especially on problem areas. Rinse off with warm water
and pat dry.

EYE PUFFINESS EASER

2 tsp. grated raw potato (no skin)
1 tsp. moisturizer (without urea)

Mix well, then apply around the eyes. Cover with cool, damp cotton or gauze
for 10 to 15 minutes.

Additionally, here are a few other eye care tips:

1) The best overall eye tonic is eyebright (an herb). Make a tea of it and either use
the teabags or soak cotton balls or soft gauze in the tea and apply to eyes as a
compress while lying down.

2) For puffy and swollen eyes, make a wet compress of 4 Tbsp. freshly grated raw
potato. Place on the eyes for about 15 minutes, then rinse with cold water.

3) To reduce swelling and for bags under the eyes, brew a cup of strong rosehip tea.
Soak 2 cotton balls in the tea or use 2 tea bags, lie down and place over the eyes.

4) For dark circles, cut a fresh fig in half, place a half over each eye.

5) To soothe tired, irritated eyes, cut the end of a cumber into 1/4 in thick slices.
Apply a cool slice to each eye.

6) Raw potato slices laid on sore eyes reduces heat and redness.

7) For eye puffiness, any tea bag (herbal is better, especially eyebright), slightly
cooled, placed on the eyes while you rest.

For tired or bloodshot eyes, soak sterile cotton balls or soft cloth in cold skim milk.
Place over eyes for 10 minutes. Rinse entire face in warm, then cool, water.

9) To lighten dark circles under your eyes, wrap a grated raw potato in cheesecloth
and apply to eyelids for 15-20 minutes. Rinse with warm water.

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No one enjoys the look of dark circles around the eyes but they are a very common beauty worry for lots of women. Dark circles appear under the eyes because the area under the eye does not contain any fat (as opposed to other areas of the fact that do) and as a result, blood vessels are very apparent, giving the area a transparent look and prompting the unenviable title of “raccoon eyes.” Due to the lack of fat (or subcutaneous fat layer) there is a very high probability that fluid, as a result of a series of sleepless nights, too much drinking or a great deal of crying, etc. will collect and make it appear as though “bags” have developed under the eyes. No one enjoys this look and it can put a damper on an otherwise good day.

Heredity also plays a role yet heredity is unfortunately something we have no control over whatsoever. Allergies to just about anything and the tendency towards thinner eyelids are passed on in families from one generation to another. Allergies can be to blame for under eye circles while nose related problems such as chronic nasal obstruction can contribute to them as well.

Chronic fatigue and/or a lack of sleep are a very common cause of eye circles but fortunately this is easy to remedy- just get more sleep! Spending too much time in the sun can increase one’s chances of acquiring dark under eye circles as can “woman-related” problems such as menstruation and pregnancy. Consuming too many alcoholic beverages as well as caffeinated beverages (namely sodas and chocolate drinks) can encourage the swift arrival of those dreaded under eye circles and yet another reason exists for quitting smoking- smoking is another major cause of developing a case of dark under eye circles and smoking serves to wreak havoc with circulation to many areas of the body (even the eyes).

The good news is that there are ways to help avoid getting them as well as ways to help keep them at bay or from being all too painfully obvious and ruining your otherwise flawless look. Hydrating your body on a daily basis is so very important- and this means drinking water and plenty of it. This point cannot be emphasized enough. The suggestion of drinking “at least eight glasses of water a day” is very true.

The body is composed of a lot of water (almost one half) yet we excrete a lot of water regularly and therefore need to replenish the supply constantly so drink up often! It goes without saying that plenty of shut-eye will go a long way in helping you to avoid the “raccoon eyes” syndrome. Another idea for concealing dark circles is apply your own home made eye creams to problem areas.

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When you think about exfoliating, think about it as using a piece of fine sandpaper on your skin to get rid of dead cells from the outer layer of your skin. You are using a mildly abrasive substance which buffs the dead skin cells away, leaving healthy, glowing skin behind. There are several benefits to exfoliating.

For one, the old dead skin cells that make your complexion dull are buffed away, leaving new skin cells that are vital and fresh. Secondly, after exfoliation, your skin can more readily absorb any moisturizers or other skin treatments.

There is some debate in the beauty world as to how often you should use some type of exfoliating product on your face, however, a good rule of thumb is if your skin leans toward normal to oily skin, exfoliating is beneficial about three to four times a week. This action will also help with the excess oil production on your skin. With drier skin, exfoliation should only be done maybe once or twice a week at the most.

Whatever schedule you decide on, making your own body scrubs and exfoliating products is not only fun, it’s also loads of fun.

Just take a look at some of these recipes and see for yourself:

OATMEAL BATH OR FACIAL SCRUB

1 small bar castile or baby soap, grated (or Dove soap for dry skin problems)
2 cups oatmeal, blended or processed into powder
1 small package blanched almonds, blended with the oatmeal

Mix the ingredients well. Put in a pretty jar with a plastic spoon. Us
and allow to steep for 20 minutes. Strain out the herbs and mix the baby
shampoo with the herbal water. Pour into a plastic squirt bottle or jar.

WINTER SKIN SCRUB

1 tablespoon table salt
1 tablespoon flavored yogurt
3 tablespoons baby oil
Mix in small bowl. ingredient amounts can vary depending on your
taste. this scrub is wonderful for winter dry skin especially where the
legs are shaved repeatedly. this is not only a dead skin remover but a
reconditioner as well. It works well on other body parts as well.

STRAWBERRY BREAST AND BELLY SCRUB

This soft-skin body scrubs smells as
delicious as it feels. Fresh, ripe strawberries make an excellent cleanser
and moisturizer. Rich in healthy skin nutrients (such as vitamins A, C, and
E) they possess a harmonious pH balance, like skin itself.

INGREDIENTS:
12 ripe strawberries
2 tablespoons cold-pressed avocado oil
4 tablespoons pureed cucumber (with skin and seeds)
3 tablespoons distilled witch hazel solution
3 tablespoons rice flour
1 teaspoon aloe gel

PREPARATION:
1. Trim the strawberry stems, cut away any white parts, then mash with a
fork. Pour the avocado oil into another bowl, add the pureed cucumber, and
stir well. Add the mashed strawberries and witch hazel. Sprinkle the rice
flour over the wet mixture and fold in. Last, add the aloe and stir to form
a smooth paste.
2. Mist your breast and upper chest with a body mist. Leave for 5 minutes,
then apply the scrub with your hands or a sea sponge. Relax for 15 minutes,
then rinse thoroughly. Dry and moisturize.

ALMOND SALT SCRUB
1/4 cup almond oil
1/2 cup salt
1/4 cup almond milk
approx. 1 1/2 oz. melted glycerin soap

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Did you know that bath salts have powerful healing powers and that a long soak in a bath can do more than cleanse your body? Well, it can. Bath salts also have an effect on your mind and body as well.

Whether you have sore, tired feet from standing all day, or a stiff back from working at your desk, bath salts can help improve the way you feel and ease away the tension.

In fact, not only do bath salts come in a variety of soothing fragrances, they also offer many other benefits including certain healing properties. For example, you might be surprised to learn that adding a little salt to your bath water can actually help improve your circulation.

Bath salts also reduce tenderness. They are recommended for people with back pain, arthritis, muscle tension or spasms, and minor work and sports injuries. They’re great for easing stiff, sore, muscles and aching feet and legs. Bath salts open the pores to purify the skin, cleansing away dirt, sweat, and toxins. They aid in the healing of dry skin, making skin softer and suppler.

Salts can help improve common irritations such as insect bites, minor rashes, and calluses on feet, as well as more serious skin conditions like athlete’s foot, eczema, and psoriasis.

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Bleach is not just for laundry anymore. You will find that in a beauty regiment, bleach or the process of bleaching is very common place. Whether it is bleaching your hair for a certain look, bleaching your facial hair or bleaching you skin for dark spots to make it less noticeable or bleaching your nails, you will see that bleach has found a place firmly in the consciousness of the beauty industry. How is it used and how can you make it a part of your beauty regiment? There are a number of ways that can be very effective if done properly.

One of the most popular uses for bleaching is to lighten facial hair. Bleaching this way actually has chemicals that fuse into the skin and lighten your facial hair. This is particularly valuable if you have a tendency to grow dark facial hair. It should not be confused with removal of hair; it only makes the hair less noticeable. There are essentially three types of bleach and none are great on your skin, but vary in their degree of damaging effects. For the purposes of this information, you should think about the least harmful version of hair bleach for the face.

It is easy to make as well. You simply mix together two tablespoons of powdered milk, hydrogen peroxide until you get a paste, and if your hair is dark then perhaps a drop of ammonia.

The milk in the mixture actually moisturizes your skin to prevent burns from the peroxide. Note that there is not liquid bleach in this. Do not use liquid laundry bleaches on your face; it is a harmful chemical. In beauty, bleach products refers to those that lighten or whiten. There are also store bought bleaches you can use on your face, but read the instructions carefully to prevent burns or irritation of your skin. Moisturize well immediately after.

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Are you looking for natural ways to get rid of wrinkles? If yes, then read on because in Parts 1 and 2 of “Natural Ways To Get Rid Of Wrinkles,” you’re going to learn many simple and easy ways of getting rid of wrinkles naturally and easily.

Diet As Natural Way To Get Rid Of Wrinkles

One of the most important ways to get rid of wrinkles is to eat healthy. This means eating a diet full of whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables. You should also cook in olive oil, which can protect your skin against oxidative stress. This can retard or reverse the aging process, and in fact, it might be a good idea for you to include salmon and natural sources of Vitamin C such as grapes, in your diet too. Eating blueberries is also a natural way to get rid of wrinkles. They contain antioxidants that can fight skin-damaging free radicals. And yes, if you want one more natural way to get rid of wrinkles, drink lots of water. Drinking lots of water helps to keep your skin fresh and youthful looking as it aids in keeping the skin naturally hydrated and supple.

Massage

Facial massage is also another excellent way to get rid of wrinkles. Not only does it helps your face retain its elasticity, but it also helps keeps wrinkles at bay and relaxes the muscles in the face by stimulating the blood vessels of your skin.

If you have bags under your eyes, try this exercise. Place your fingertips below your eyebrows and lift your eyelids. Press your upper lids down, and hold your fingertips in position and count to five. Relax and then repeat. How’s that for a natural way to get rid of wrinkles?

Quit Smoking

Apart from the above, there are other natural ways to get rid of wrinkles, like giving up smoking. Researchers have discovered that smoking can cause premature wrinkling of the skin. Not only that, but it can also minimize the moisture in your skin and rob it of its elasticity. This is why many smokers often have wrinkles around their mouths and eyes.

Get Moderate Amounts Of Sunlight

By protecting your skin from excessive exposure to sunlight, you can protect your skin from the ultraviolet rays which can damage the middle layer of the skin. Excessive amounts of sun may limit the moisture content in the skin and cause wrinkles to the face and other exposed parts of your body. If you’re going to be outdoors for extended periods of time, you may want to consider carrying an umbrella and applying moisturizer before leaving home.

Forget The Tanning Salon

The ultraviolet light of tanning salons can affect your skin drastically and give you wrinkles prematurely, not to mention a possibility of skin cancer too. If you want to develop a beautiful tan, get it naturally, by spending moderate amounts of time outdoors. Not only will you acquire a naturally, beautiful tan, but it’s also a way for you to get a good amount of Vitamin D, which your body needs to function properly.

In addition to the advice mentioned here, there are a number of other natural ways to get rid of wrinkles such as homemade facials that can be made and then applied to your skin on a regular basis. These homemade recipes made from natural ingredients help to improve the skin’s elasticity and to reduce fine lines in the skin. Additionally, there are several commercial products which contain all natural ingredients such as green tea and other natural ingredients which help to remove free radical scavengers that cause your skin to wrinkle. To learn more about these, please read part 2 of “Natural Ways To Get Rid Of Wrinkles”.

To learn simple and natural homemade recipes that you can make at home to naturally and easily get rid of wrinkles, and to continue reading part 2 of this series, please visit, “Natural Ways To Get Rid of Wrinkles”.

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We all know that the sun’s rays can be damaging to the skin. Boost your beauty regimen with these natural sun deterrents.

Studies show that aloe vera helps protect skin cells from the damaging effects of the sun. Because of its anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, emollient, and antimicrobial properties, it is ideal for after-sun care.

Just when you thought green tea just couldn’t possibly get any better, it turns out that it also protects the skin. Whether consumed or placed directly on the skin, it protects skin cells and reduces inflammation.

Calendula, like aloe vera, is wonderful for soothing the skin after sun exposure.

You may remember when coconut oil was all the rage for sun protection. Now we know that sesame oil blocks 30% of the sun’s rays, while coconut oil, along with olive oil and peanut oil, only block 20%.

While you won’t want to throw out your sunscreens, these are valuable additions to your medicine cabinet and to your daily beauty routine.

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