Glow with Nourishing Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is an excellent natural ingredient.  It can be used on skin, scalp, and hair.  It has many great properties including anti-bacterial, anti-septic, and anti-fungal.  Thousands of years ago, the natives of Australia used tea tree oil as a cure and treatment for everything imaginable. 

Tea tree oil is not an unproven ingredient.  There have been a lot of studies on this great product.  It has been found to work well for treating skin irritations and even acne.  It encourages quicker healing.  It can be used for burns, cold sores, blisters, bites, and rashes. 

The scalp and the hair can both receive benefits from using tea tree oil.  It solves troublesome problems such as seborrhea and dandruff.  Dandruff generally comes from an excess of a particular fungus. This great natural oil kills and removes the excess fungus.  It cleans the scalp deeply without stripping away necessary oils.  Many people use tea tree oil as a natural way to both deter and kill head lice.

Add Fiber for a Healthier You

Diets high in fiber have been shown to lower cholesterol, fight heart disease, and promote weight loss.  However, most of us do not get enough.  

Here are some simple ways fiber can be added to any diet. 

•  Breakfast- Plenty of cereals can be found that are low fat and high fiber.  Look for ones with 5 grams or more.  You can also add unprocessed wheat bran to any cereal.   
•  Eat Whole Grains- Switching from refined pieces of bread to whole grains can make a huge difference.  Also, choose brown or wild rice and whole-wheat pasta.    
•  Vegetables- Eat more vegetables.  You can use fresh or frozen veggies to add to soups and portions of pasta.  Snacking on raw vegetables instead of crackers and chips is a good chance. 
•  Legumes- Beans and peas are a good source of fiber.
•  Fruits- Fruits and smoothies taste great.  They are naturally sweet and make a high fiber snack option.
•  Nuts- Nuts are a good high fiber snack.  But keep portions small because they are higher in fat. 

Back Facials – Healthy Skin

Millions of people suffer from acne and there is a multitude of products out there to combat it.  But what do you do about acne that occurs on the back rather than the face?  Many people have back acne but most do not know what to do to treat this hard-to-reach area.  One alternative is to have back facials. 

Like other facials, having a back facial is relaxing.  It is a way of exfoliating an area that you cannot get to on your own.  Both men and women enjoy back facials to combat acne. 

A back facial is good even if you do not suffer from back acne, it will exfoliate the dead skin and deep moisturize.  It might be a good idea before a special event where you will be showing your back in a plunging dress or just before the start of bathing suit season. 

This facial follows the same steps as a traditional facial.  The back is first cleansed and exfoliated deeply.  The second step removes impurities and imperfection from beneath the skin’s surface.  Then a mask is applied.  

The final step involves moisturizing the back to hydrate and restore nutrients.  Many back facials will include a back, neck, and shoulder massage to make you feel relaxed and reenergized. 

A back facial may be used in an overall wellness regime.  One month have a regular facial the next work on the back.  This will reduce acne and make you look and feel great not to mention the benefits of a little time to truly relax and unwind.  It is great for acne, skin bumps, and pustules as well as back acne, pimples, and zits that arise from exercise, eating the wrong foods, or just about any other condition.

Body Wraps and Other Beauty Products

One of the most asked questions that we get is whether or not body wraps work for weight loss or even for slimming down belly fat and other stubborn fat areas. The answer is yes they do but more importantly you need to understand why body wraps are so popular in other countries, especially the Europeans. They add both long-term and short-term benefits to losing inches and fat loss.

Dead sea mud is one of the main components of body wraps, seaweed is another main component. Dead sea mud is used to pull the toxins from the fat. This is very important to know. The body takes the toxins that enter our system and do whatever it can to get these toxins out of the bloodstream and other areas of the body. 

One of the easiest ways for the body to get rid of toxins is to store them in the fat cells of the body. Stomach fat is notorious for storing this fat. Dead sea mud pulls these toxins out. This makes this fat that had turned into sludge just back into regular fat again. 

This makes it much easier for the body to burn the fat since it is not toxic anymore. But more important these toxins slow down your metabolism which increases the amount of fat in the body. It becomes a syndrome that is difficult to change unless the fat sludge and body toxins are removed. This is why body wraps work so well in the long term. In the short term seaweed is an amazing fat burner!

ALONG WITH THE stimulant herbal extract ingredients that are used in conjunction with seaweed and also the dead sea mud the results are instantaneous with regards to losing inches and they keep working for several days afterward to lose belly fat and inches.

Dead Sea Products – Where To Find Them

The Dead Sea is known to promote healthy skin and body.  Many people from around the world descend on Israel and Jordan to get in its mineral-filled waters every year.  The mineral content in the Dead Sea is higher than any other body of water.  It is composed of 33% salts and minerals whereas the ocean only has 3%.   

Studies have shown many benefits from products made from the minerals and salts found in the Dead Sea.  They help to balance and maintain proper water and moisture in the skin.  They also cleanse the skin, promote healing, help prevent allergies, and aid in relaxation. 

For centuries people have to know about the healing properties of the Dead Sea.  The ancient Romans and Jews build bathhouses to use mud and water for their skin.  King Herod was said to have bathed in it.  Queen Cleopatra was believed to have used the salts and mud to preserve her youth. 

There are many products made from the Dead Sea.  The dead sea salts and minerals are used to make bath salts and brine.  Mud is available in the wet form for facial and body muds as well as dry clay form.   It can also be used in dry powder, lotions, and shampoos. 

Dead Sea salts in particular are effective on many skin conditions including psoriasis, eczema, and seborrhea.  Bathing in these high mineral count salts can reduce symptoms and improve the condition of the skin.   

Research has shown that a majority of psoriasis patients experienced decrease scaling and itching after using bathing three to four times per week over several weeks in Dead Sea bath salts.   Some marketers sell salts that have been refined and many of the minerals removed.  Pure Dead Sea salts should be off-white and not appear bleached. 

Dead Sea Mud or clay from the Dead Sea has been shown to remove impurities and help skin retain moisture.  It is a natural exfoliate and will reveal new healthy skin.  It also tightens skin as it dries giving a more youthful appearance.  It has also been shown to relieve ailments such as arthritis, joint inflammation, rheumatism, arthritis, and dry itchy skin.