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After my 2nd child was born, I started losing hair. It wasn’t just hair on my head. It was my entire body! On some parts like my arms and legs, it was heaven not having to shave for weeks! In other places, like my eyebrows and eyelashes, it was agonizing waiting for the little sprouts to return. When I saw a commercial for Latisse and other products like it, I began to question if it’s worth my vanity.

Most of us face the challenge of finding the right method of hair removal. Sure we can shave, but what if we want something that lasts longer? How about something that works as good as a depilatory without all the harsh chemicals? There are plenty of options, some of which have been around for a long time. Let’s take a closer look at three of the best methods of natural hair removal.

1- Sugar Hair Removal

Oatmeal, it’s not just for breakfast. Oatmeal Promise became part of my morning and evening beauty routine the last 2 days.

Upon receiving my foreue Oatmeal Promise (OP) vegan soap, I immediately smelled it. To me, a scent will either “put me off” or “put me on” toward the product. It smelled light and woody~very subtle. It’s a good start! Next, I looked at the color and felt the texture of the bar. Perhaps I’m more tactile than most people. I like holding my soap and feeling the bumps, lumps and smoothness. The bar wasn’t overly hard because it yielded to gentle pressure.

After finishing my shower, I wanted to try the Foreue Hydrate product.  I’m highly sensitive to scents, even natural scents, so I was very cautious at first.  I’m asthmatic and chemically sensitive so I am always very careful with what I expose my nose and lungs to. I opened the container of foreue Hydrate and I reviewed the list of ingredients on the foreue website.  I was pleasantly surprised to see and smell all the lovely pleasant plant essences that the product contains.

Like every parent, you only want what is best for your baby. You read the best parenting books, buy intelligent toys, and religiously consult the Consumer Report Guide for Baby Products before committing to any purchase. And when you feel really confident that you’re doing the best you can, it suddenly hits you that your baby is still in danger from poisonous chemicals and other threats. Wherever you go, whatever you buy, your young child is being exposed to poisonous chemicals on a daily basis. From processed baby foods to the cleaning chemicals we use, we’re only putting our children in danger. Here are a few steps to help you along the way.

The benefits of chamomile have been known for a long time as ancient Greek Physicians would prescribe it for various ailments including pain and fever. Today chamomile is used for that and more, including as a natural aesthetic and calming effects. Its calming effects are demonstrated through natural sunburn skin peeling treatments. What makes chamomile so important is that has what is like a healing energy that seems to spread. For example, you can plant and grow the chamomile plant next to a failing plant and watch the failing plant revive. Here are a few more wonderful ways to enjoy the natural healing and aesthetic remedies of chamomile.

A do-it-yourself facial steam works wonders as a deep cleanser and detoxifier. Using a facial steam with natural herbs is a way of having your own home spa treatments. And not only do facial steams moisturize your skin, they open up your pores thereby enhancing your skin’s ability to absorb the natural herb’s benefits.

You’ve heard of exfoliation, and you know it works. But what about dry brushing? This is a natural and holistic approach to exfoliation, and when used along with organic skin care products, it also has other benefits such as improvement of blood circulation and detoxifies through your skin, and thus reduces clogged pores. Its an easy method and the only items you need to dry brush are a soft bristle natural brush made specifically for skin brushing(you can purchase one at a health beauty store) and some organic skin care products.

Colorful fruits and herbs are wonderful for natural healing nutrition and creative artistic beauty.  When you mash a tablespoon of each:  blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, coconut oil, olive oil, or jojoba oil–a tablespoon of each, and mint into a creamy paste, you have before you a lovely mixture for creative beauty.  Add a touch of fresh indigo and cinnamon, and you can have some creative artistic fun.  I’ve seen artists do some creative beautiful things with their hair and skin with these colorful plants.  It’s artistic, colorful, and beautiful. And the best part is that it’s completely natural and it helps to preserve health environment safety.

A very integral important part of beauty and cleanliness is attracting that special someone into your life.  We all want to look and feel our best for our own peace of mind, our self-esteem, and to make a great impression on someone you care about.  Since first impressions make lasting impressions, it’s a smart good idea to do your best to make your first impression a good healthy one by using nice and subtle body care products, beauty hair products, fragrances, and so on.