Red Lipstick Eater

I have decided to make a thorough research of the beauty tips for you. It seems that it will take long writing this time, but I will start and give you the nicest ideas on beauty categorised for the dry skin and skincare in general. They will all consist of natural ingredients that you cook with and that you can find at home. CUCUMBER: YOU SHOULD HAVE IT AT HOME The one I like the most is the skincare by Merve Ozkaynak.  She, first of all, washes her face with water that contains honey and lemon, uses this one serves as a firsthand cleanser. You can feel the freshness when you do that, I tried this one as well. It was quite nice. The second step is the peeling that she made with rice and carrots, so it becomes blended in the frullatore, the blender. I am not sure if this one is good for dry skin, but it is definitely to be tried by oily skin and mixed skin types. The third step is that she uses cucumber water as a tonic and also to clean the remnants of the rice and carr

Here in this blog, I have a really major ambition to give you all the natural tips on beauty. After having done major research on Italian, Turkish and English resources, I have come up with some detailed answers, and I will be giving links and references to the resources. This will be a long but sustainable blog, so bear with me! So let us start with Diego Dalla Palma : since this blog focusses on the dry skinners, first of all, I will write his suggestions for who has dry skin (the pages that I have translated from his book are 37, 38 and 39): 1. Clean your skin once or twice a day with a very oily soap; the ones that contain glycerin and that are transparent for instance. It is always preferable to have a soap that is not soap or creamy cleanser... 2. Coconut oil or almond oil is one of the best cleansers for the dry skin. 3. The tonic that is most adapted to the dry skin is the one that is non-alcoholic one. As an alternative, you can prepare camomile tea and use the camom