Facial hair is an issue for women all over the world. Facial hair in women is something natural and normal but the problems usually begin when the facial hair becomes too dark and more visible. Recent research has shown that approximately 22 percent of the American and European women remove the unwanted facial hair. The excessive facial hair in women can have many causes, polycystic ovary syndrome for instance or it can be simply a side effect of aging. Facial hair growth can be very concerning for a woman, making her feel less confident and unfeminine, but you should know that you are not the only one with this problem. All women and men have facial hair but some just have darker hair than the others.
Excessive facial hair in women often appears during puberty and becomes more prolific as you age. For some women the facial hair can range from a few dark hairs on the chin and a moustache, while the others may experience “ a full bread“. (more…)

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Cleopatra’s Cleansing Lotion
You will need: 1 cup milk, 1 cup oat flakes, 2 tbsp. farina, 2 tbsp. butter.
Put the butter in a bowl and place it in a microwave to soften. Then mix all the remaining ingredients well until they combine together. The mixture should be creamy in texture. Use a cotton pad and apply over the entire face and neck. Pour the rest of the mixture into a bottle and place it into the fridge. Apply it twice a day in the morning and in the evening. (more…)

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The color of your skin can reveal different health problems, from iron deficiency (anemia) to insufficient sleep and dehydration. Your skin can be used as a vehicle to help solve some serious health problems – disorders that can affect your entire body. You should know that the skin acts as a mirror to our inner health.

Dull complexion – if your skin looks dull this may suggest: anemia, stress, decline in energy, too much smoking. (more…)

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Microdermabrasion is one of the best skin resurfacing treatments and no wonder it’s the most popular non-invasive cosmetic treatment. Microdermabrasion is more than skin exfoliation, but it is gentler that chemical peel for example. Unlike dermabrasion, microdermabrasion doesn’t use hard diamond fraise and doesn’t leave the skin open and red for a few days afterwards. It involves small, micronised aluminum oxide crystals. In microdermabrasion, performed by a professional, micro-crystals are air-blasted onto the skin with a vacuum pump to shift dead skin cells and blocked pores so the skin is left fresher and smoother. After the procedure the skin look brighter, feels clean and soft, fine lines and wrinkles seem less pronounced, pores are refined, pigmentation is faded. (more…)

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During the teens years your skin is plump, firm and strong but unfortunately it’s more prone to frequent breakouts and blemishes – pimples, blackheads, whiteheads, large pores, acne. During puberty the skin begins to produce more oil (sebum), hormonal changes occur, your body begins to produce more hormones – Androgens.
The teenage years are the best time to begin a healthy skincare routine. A teen’s daily skin care regimen should consist of cleaning, toning, moisturizing, exfoliating, sun protection. (more…)

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Enlarged pores are concern for many women of all ages and skin types, especially for those with oily and combination skin. If you don’t take care of your skin properly these pores will become larger and larger and may be easily clogged which usually leads to blackheads, pimples, discolorations, excessive sebum production. If you don’t treat the large pores at early stage the pores can look worse than they actually are.
Enlarged pores usually appear on the T-zone – forehead, chin and especially around the nose and a concern mainly during puberty. The pores are generally “little openings of the hair follicle onto the surface of the skin that provide a way for the oil glands underneath to lubricate and protect the surface of your skin“. (more…)

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Enlarged pores are a concern of many women of all ages and skin types, especially for those with oily and combination skin. The best way to prevent enlarged and clogged pores is to fallow a strict skin care regimen that includes: cleansing, toning, moisturizing, nourishing.
Unfortunately there is no way to make large pores invisible and to shrink them for ever but there are some products that help minimize the appearance of enlarged pores and with a few makeup tricks you can conceal them and make large pores seem smaller.

Follow these simple steps when applying makeup to hide large pores and to achieve a flawless look: (more…)

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Harsh chemicals

Many skincare products and hair care products contain harsh chemicals that can seriously harm your skin and hair. For instance, many shampoos containing chemicals dry the hair and often cause dandruff. Some facial cleansers contain harsh ingredients that may destroy the enzymes that trigger absorption and lubrication and this often leads to oversensitive skin, dry patches, redness and even rashes. Skin care products containing harsh chemicals encourage your skin to produce more oil which can be a big problem for those with oily or combination skin. (more…)

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The pollution is a real enemy for your skin. Day after day it acts on your skin and ages your skin prematurely. Your face, neck and hands are at highest risk. Your skin can protect itself from the pollution but if the pollutants stay on your skin for a longer period that can change your skin’s structure and cause serious problems. The air pollution not only irritates your lungs but also affects the way you look. When we breathe in air pollution, very fine particles easily enter our lungs where they can cause many serious problems – breathing problems, asthma, and nausea. High polluted air irritates the lungs, cause nausea, coughing and chest pain, damages blood vessels, affects the immune system. (more…)

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An interesting fact is that the Egyptians have invented the mirror, the mascara, the make-up that we widely use today and that they have also discovered the milk as a rejuvenating product.
We offer you one amazing face mask that works well for those with enlarged pores and oily skin.

You will need the following ingredients:
1 egg
ВЅ tbsp. olive oil
1 tbsp. milk
Вј tbsp. salt
1 tbsp. flour / or ground rice/

Mix all the ingredients well in a bowl. First mix the egg, the milk and the olive oil. Then carefully add the flour and the salt. You should get a thick mixture – you can apply and one or two drops of rosewater. Apply the mask to a cleansed face and don’t forget to apply and to the neck. (more…)

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