Are You Spraying Poison On Your Skin?
You may not think you are, but every morning when you spritz perfume or cologne on your skin you may very well be dousing yourself in poison. Think I'm exaggerating? You probably...
Read MoreYour skin, hair and nails are constantly exposed to the elements. Yet, in an effort to protect them we also expose them to environmental toxins… especially when lathering on sunscreen and other commercial lotion that make the empty promise of keeping Father Time at bay.
How can you take better care of your skin, hair and nails and prevent them from getting damaged by chemicals in skin products and others environmental toxins? How do you treat and control common conditions like eczema, psoriasis and rosacea without resorting to pharmaceutical topical lotions and drugs?
There are many natural alternatives that will help you fight the visible signs of ageing, while also protecting your skin, hair and nails. The Daily Health is here to help you explore all your options.
You may not think you are, but every morning when you spritz perfume or cologne on your skin you may very well be dousing yourself in poison. Think I'm exaggerating? You probably...
Read MoreEarlier this week, I highlighted a few simple steps that can help keep your skin healthy and glowing this winter. One mistake I think we all make in an attempt to alleviate dry, s...
Read MoreReduced humidity along with colder temperatures during the winter months can wreak havoc on your skin. Even for those of us who don't suffer with problems like eczema, it's not unc...
Read MoreShingles is a lot simpler and safer to treat than what doctors make it out to be. However, with everything we know about Big Pharma's underhand tactics and what would appear to be...
Read MoreIf you are fair skinned and have a light complexion, then protecting yourself from getting sunburn can be tricky, especially if you know that the harsh chemicals in sunscreen and h...
Read MoreRosacea is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition which mainly affects the facial area. It causes facial redness and produces small, red, pus-filled pustules (bumps). The condition...
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