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How to Tan Safely
Tanning beds and the sun both emit potentially harmful UV rays that can cause severe sunburn or skin cancer. Self-tanning creams, while a safer bet, still contain harsh chemicals like dihydroxyacetone (DHA). So what options do you have if you’re begging to be bronze but don’t want to put yourself at risk? Take some precautions to minimize tanning risks. If you want to be completely safe, you might have to accept your pale skin.
How to Go Green During Pregnancy
A green lifestyle is can be started or enhanced during pregnancy. Expecting mothers are more aware of what they are putting in and on their bodies. Pregnant women also start considering their home environments and potential hazards in the home that can be eradicated before the baby is born. With pregnancy, women also feel a more pressing need to make the home and the world a better and healthier place for their child.
How to Recycle Plastics in the Home
The most common way to recycle plastics–such as plastic bottles and containers–is to put them in the recycling bin for pick-up by the recycling companies. Some people also take the plastic bottles to recycling centers to make extra cash while helping the environment. Aside from doing these, there are other ways you can recycle or reuse plastics in your home that can be both beneficial to you and the environment.
About Breast Enhancement Cream
Breast enhancement creams are an alternative to getting breast enlargement or lifting surgery. These creams claim to do everything a surgeon can, but what they are, what is in them, how to use them and what they really do can be hard to figure out. Before you make a potentially expensive investment, use this information to help you decide if a cream is worth your while.