Month: January 2013
“I Can’t Believe It’s Vegan” Ravioli Dinner
The following is a guest post by Chad & Tammy from Notes on Adding Kindness & Health to the Daily Grind
The Best Makeup Concealer for Melasma
When you’re pregnant, your baby gets his nutrition from you and his blood from you and, in some cases, he’s gets his cuteness from you too. But along with your little bundle of joy can come a skin condition called melasma. Melasma is common during pregnancy and causes patches of brown or gray-brown skin on the cheeks, chin, nose, forehead, and upper lip. It can also be caused by medications, sun exposure, or other factors. If you are comfortable with your new skin, kudos! There are medical options to face the darkness, but otherwise, you can choose to cover the spots with makeup. Whatever your choices, here is a little cursory information to start your research!
Study: Parents Should Let Babies “Cry it Out”
Should you let your baby cry when he or she wakes up in the middle of the night, or should you go in and offer comfort? According to a new study released in the journal Developmental Psychology, it’s better to let little ones “cry it out” while trying to fall asleep. The results may help settle a long-time debate between those who think it’s better to let babies self-soothe and those who view it as a cruel method of parenting.
The Pros and Cons of Botox Procedure
Many people were happy when Botox was introduced as an anti-aging product. It immediately gained immense popularity as a simple, non-surgical procedure that could help restore one’s youthful glow. With just a few tiny injections, one could enjoy wrinkle-free skin hence feel better about his or her looks.
This January, Juice Yourself to a New You!
By Arndrea Scott Juicing, which for a long time seemed like it was only for “health nuts,” is now becoming a fast-growing trend. You cant turn a corner without seeing a juice truck, fresh juice stand or even bottles of fresh pressed juice being sold in your favorite coffee shop.