If you do an online search, you can find a lot of resources and advice on skin care. But not all of the information is valid. Knowing the difference between myth and fact can lead to better decisions when taking care of your skin. Here are major 8 skin care myths that you should know …
Split ends are a common hair problem women face. A split end is literally a hair split into two at the bottom of the strand. Split ends occur when the hair becomes weak due to continuous blow drying, heat styling, exposure to extreme weather conditions or using harsh chemicals. This makes hair look dry, frizzy …
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Fall brings the most beautiful colors and also cooler temperatures and rainy weather. Autumn is a season when people tend to switch to a diet of comfort food and reduce the amount of exercise they do, it is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle. This is a great time for renewal and fresh starts and …
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Dietary experts recommend making vegetables a mainstay on our menus. Many people love root vegetables but are confused as to their impact on health. Due to their high nutritional content, Harvard Health Online points out that root vegetables play a major role in cuisine trends like the “vegetable forward” movement and root-to-stem cooking (which uses …
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Ingrown hair is hair that has curled up and grown back into the skin instead of growing outwards. Also known as razor bumps, ingrown hair looks like a small pimple. Pus can build up inside the bump, causing redness, swelling, inflammation, pain and irritation. The condition occurs most frequently where people shave or wax to …
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September is Healthy Aging Month. Created by Carolyn Worthington, editor-in-chief of Healthy Aging® Magazine and executive director of Healthy Aging, this annual health observance is designed to focus national attention on the positive aspects of growing older. The main idea is to debunk the myths related to aging and to make people think about the …
If munching sugary snacks like candies leave you wanting more, that’s the sign of a sugar craving. Satisfying your cravings by indulging in a small quantity of sugary snacks is absolutely fine, but overeating sugary things is the worst thing you can do. Eating too much sugar can cause obesity and tooth decay, and lead …
Healthy bones are important for a healthy you. Your bones are continuously changing – new bone is formed when old bone breaks down. The body makes new bone faster in younger people. Aging and loss of bone mass increases risks of developing osteoporosis, which can result in painful fractures of the hip, wrist, or spine. …
Freckles or the light brown pigmentation spots that appear on the face are a common cosmetic concern for many women. They are made up of a mass of skin cells which hold the melanin pigment andare not harmful, though they could be annoying just like acne, open pores and patchy skin. Freckles are mostly seen …
Pregnancy is the time where a women’s body goes through myriad physical changes. Apart from the expanding belly and weight gain, the body part that undergoes the most changes are the breasts. Hormone oestrogen is responsible for breast development and enlargement during pregnancy, which is normal as your body gets ready for lactation. Knowing about …
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