Sunday 27 October 2013
Sunday 4 August 2013
Coloring Hair Safely
Effects of Hydrogen Peroxide Hair Bleach – Will Peroxide Damage My Hair?
Coloring air safely is important. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a newbie, there are ways to get vibrant color that suits you and does less harm to your skin.
Coloring air safely is important. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a newbie, there are ways to get vibrant color that suits you and does less harm to your skin.
Thursday 25 July 2013
Purple Highlights in Black Natural Hair
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Sunday 21 July 2013
Curried Spinach and Camote Dinner- How to Make It
A curried spinach and camote dinner is relatively easy to prepare. If you come home from work or work form home and are hungry, you can have this dish ready in just a few minutes. Plus, it is excellent for people who are trying to lose fat or build muscle.
Camote does not carry the same kind of starch as bread or even white rice. It is a complex carbohydrate source, so the it helps to prevent your blood sugar level from spiking. This means that it is good for people who have diabetes. The process of preparing the meal is fairly simple.
Peel the delicious, sweet camote and add them to boiling water. Boil them until they are cooked. Make sure that you add a little salt to the water to taste. You can also add string beans, turnips and other vegetables.
Chop the spinach and steam it until it par cooked. Cut up your seasonings, such as onions, escallions or leeks, scotch bonnet pepper and tomatoes. Fry the seasonings in coconut oil and add your curry base and the spinach. Allow everything to simmer for a while but watch it to make sure it is not overcooked. Serve your curried spinach with the camote.
Camote does not carry the same kind of starch as bread or even white rice. It is a complex carbohydrate source, so the it helps to prevent your blood sugar level from spiking. This means that it is good for people who have diabetes. The process of preparing the meal is fairly simple.
Peel the delicious, sweet camote and add them to boiling water. Boil them until they are cooked. Make sure that you add a little salt to the water to taste. You can also add string beans, turnips and other vegetables.
Chop the spinach and steam it until it par cooked. Cut up your seasonings, such as onions, escallions or leeks, scotch bonnet pepper and tomatoes. Fry the seasonings in coconut oil and add your curry base and the spinach. Allow everything to simmer for a while but watch it to make sure it is not overcooked. Serve your curried spinach with the camote.
Wednesday 17 July 2013
Ombre Hair Trend Seems Popular-Does it Use Peroxide?
The new Ombre hair color trend seems to be taking off in leaps and bounds. It has not caught on everywhere but the women who are sporting the look seem to be attracting positive attention, on the whole. However for some women who are interested the question is not so much whether they will look great with their hair done this way, but whether it is safe for their health.
Many salons use peroxide to bleach hair. Unfortunately, that is damaging to the scalp and in some cases, leaves patrons with severe irritation. Is it possible to color your hair in the Ombre style without causing damage to your skin?
Unfortunately, most salons do apply peroxide when lightening hair form the ends in order to achieve the Ombre look. Most tutorials that show you how to do this style at home also rely on this strong bleaching agent. You can use natural sources of peroxide, such as honey and cinnamon, to lighten your ends. You could also try getting Ombre extensions if you want the Ombre look without using chemicals.
Many salons use peroxide to bleach hair. Unfortunately, that is damaging to the scalp and in some cases, leaves patrons with severe irritation. Is it possible to color your hair in the Ombre style without causing damage to your skin?
Unfortunately, most salons do apply peroxide when lightening hair form the ends in order to achieve the Ombre look. Most tutorials that show you how to do this style at home also rely on this strong bleaching agent. You can use natural sources of peroxide, such as honey and cinnamon, to lighten your ends. You could also try getting Ombre extensions if you want the Ombre look without using chemicals.
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