Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Treat your hair well


For a woman, hair is one of the greatest assets.

You can do a lot with what's on top of your head, and there are many products that can help you do that.

important to remember that hair is part of life and is part of our breath.

Hair is not immune to damage hair and certainly will not last forever. too many changes seberti painting, bonding and changes in hair styles to give effect to that horrible for your hair.

In many cases women have ramput finally only a thin and stiff. So treat your hair well, not too much use of hair products and do not like to change your hair style.

Beauty Skin Care Consultation


would be very helpful if you can determine your skin type. following we try to explain the various types of skin to facilitate you in determining your skin type:
1> Normal Skin
      • In Teens:
         - Smooth, Clear
         - Blackheads sometimes exist on the nose and forehead
         - Tactile Damp and medium thickness
      • In Adults (> 35 yr):
         - Skin color fading
         - The pores more visible
         - There is a fine wrinkles

2> Oily Skin
      • Simple Greasy Skin:
         - Sleek the T zone (forehead, nose, chin)
         - The pores widen
      • Clinically Greasy Skin:
         - Oily and acne
         - Easy pimply
         - The pores widen

3> Dry Skin
       - Fast but shrivel
       - dull not shiny
       - Wrinkles around the eyes and nose
       - Sometimes loose
       - fine pores
       - Tactile: thin, dry and slightly rough

4> Combination Skin (Mixture between oily and dry skin)
       - Skin looks shiny on the T and U dry areas (cheeks and chin)
       - The pores wide area and normal T U area
       - The presence of spots blackheads, usually in the region T
       - The thickness of the skin is

5> Sensitive Skin
      A typical application of materials Sensai easily cause burning, stinging and itching.
      4 Sensitive Skin Type:
      • Type 1 is associated with diet, alcohol, stress, sudden weather changes
      • Type 2 is dry and flaky when exposed to cold weather, wind or air conditioning
      • Type 3 is dry, burning, redness when using cosmetics / facial soap
      • Type 4 is associated with the menstrual cycle