1 dstsp kaolin (white powdered clay, should be available at your chemist)
2 tsp almond oil
1 egg yolk
Whisk up all ingredients and rub into hands, getting under nails and massaging into skin. Allow to dry. Wash off when you finish gardening. Honestly your skin will be so soft! Try it on your feet too :)
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Cream for Damaged Nails
1/2 cup runny honey
1 egg yolk
1/2 cup avocado or castor oil (castor is cheaper)
1/2 tsp sea salt
Beat ingredients together and keep in screwtop jar in the fridge. Rub a little into your nails every day leaving it on for 1/2 an hour. Great stuff!
1 egg yolk
1/2 cup avocado or castor oil (castor is cheaper)
1/2 tsp sea salt
Beat ingredients together and keep in screwtop jar in the fridge. Rub a little into your nails every day leaving it on for 1/2 an hour. Great stuff!
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Handworks
Wipe your hands with vinegar after chopping. It will remove strong scents like onion and garlic, as well as stains from fruit juices.
Drizzle some olive or vegetable oil over dirty hands that are covered in grease (from vehicle repairs, mechanical parts, etc.). Work the oil in a bit by rubbing it all over then wash hands in hot soapy water as usual. The grease will wash away much easier.
Berry Stains : Soak fingertips in the juice of a fresh lemon. You can either squeeze the juice into a shallow bowl to soak fingers in, or you can try soaking them directly in the lemon. Just soak for a few minutes then, sprinkle a little salt on hands and wash with warm soapy water. You may need to try this a few times to remove the stains. You can also try raw potato juice. Rub the cut side of a raw potato on fingers, and then wash hands in warm, soapy water.
Drizzle some olive or vegetable oil over dirty hands that are covered in grease (from vehicle repairs, mechanical parts, etc.). Work the oil in a bit by rubbing it all over then wash hands in hot soapy water as usual. The grease will wash away much easier.
Berry Stains : Soak fingertips in the juice of a fresh lemon. You can either squeeze the juice into a shallow bowl to soak fingers in, or you can try soaking them directly in the lemon. Just soak for a few minutes then, sprinkle a little salt on hands and wash with warm soapy water. You may need to try this a few times to remove the stains. You can also try raw potato juice. Rub the cut side of a raw potato on fingers, and then wash hands in warm, soapy water.
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