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15 July, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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Natural Skin Care for Acne

If you’ve been trying to treat your acne for a long time, you’ve probably already felt the pain in your wallet.   Acne can make you feel awful and can put a real dent in yourself esteem.  This is made even worse when you’re let down over and over again by yet another “miracle” product. You don’t need to spend a fortune to treat your acne.  In fact, many mainstream acne treatments make the problem worse and can even be harmful to your overall health. Instead try some natural options to help alleviate and even get rid of your acne once and for all. Here are our top tips: Healthy Diet: A healthy diet is the very best thing you can do for your acne.  Sugar is deadly for acne sufferers.  It has been proven to cause an inflammatory reaction in the skin which makes acne worse (or even helps it develop in the first instance).  Reduce or better yet remove all sugar from your diet and you will see a difference in your skin. In addition to getting rid of sugar, eat a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.  Opt for an array of colors so that you can get the most antioxidant power in ...
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15 July, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
Green Beauty
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Natural Baby Skin Care

If you’re a parent, you’re probably already aware of how sensitive a baby’s skin can be.  While many baby products say they’re better for baby’s skin, they can still contain chemicals that can irritate your child making them uncomfortable and irritable. Natural skin care products contain fewer harsh chemicals and are more soothing for gentle cleansing and moisturizing. Natural skin care products have gotten a lot of attention in the past few years.  We are finally realizing that slathering ourselves in chemicals might not be the best idea.  And if those chemicals are harmful to adult skin imagine how harmful they may be for baby’s skin. With a little research you may be able to find some natural skin care product brands that are completely natural and appropriate for your baby.  However, if you don’t trust your baby’s sensitive skin to even natural store-bought products, then you can make your own skin care items. Here are a few quick tips and recipes to get you started put you can find plenty more on natural parenting websites. For a great dry skin remedy, use your food processor to grind up plain oatmeal into a fine powder.   Dissolve in a warm bath to moisturize your child’s skin ...
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15 July, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
Green Beauty
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Homemade Bath Salts Recipes

Why spend all that money on bath salts when you can make them simply and easily at home.  Plus, if you make them yourself, you can be sure to use ingredients that won’t harm or irritate your skin. The first ingredient in bath salts is of course, salt!  The most common kind used is Epsom Salt.  This is the same kind of salt recommended by doctors to disinfect and treat skin issues.  Many people swear by Epsom salt to remove toxic chemicals from the skin.  You can also try using sea salts as well, or mix the two together.  Avoid using table salt because it can dry your skin out. Essential oils are the next “essential” ingredient for homemade bath salts.  They not only provide moisture for your skin, their scents can provide aromatherapy to relax you, revive you, or help ease you to sleep.  The type of oil you use depends on what kind of mood you’d like to create.  Lavender, vanilla, and eucalyptus are great for a relaxing bath.  While citrus oils will re-energize and refresh you. If the essential oils you use turn out to be too strong for your skin, try diluting them in vegetable oil before adding to ...
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15 July, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
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You Can Be Green Without Breaking The Bank

Generally, most of the people in the world realize that going green will help protect and save the environment that we live in.  However, there are a lot of people out there that think that the only way you can truly go green and save our environment is by dumping a lot of money into the situation.  A large number of Americans believe that the one thing that is stopping them from going greener is the cost to do so. That is why it is important to know that there are many things a person can do to help keeps things a little more green without spending any money.  Basically, by adopting a green friendly mindset you can start by doing small things that will add to making our world a better place.  Consider the small things that you do every day that can help actually lend a hand in making your home greener.  For instance, when you are brushing your teeth do you really have to have the water running the whole time?  How about when you go out of a room, do the lights need to be left on constantly even though no one is in the room?  You ...
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15 July, 2010 by Green Life Staff Categories :
Green Energy
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Wind Power - It Can Make All The Difference

Wind power is the term we use to define the conversion of wind energy into a form of energy that we can use.  An example of this would be the use of large turbines that are turned by the wind to produce electricity.  You will also find wind mills that produce mechanical power and wind pumps that are used to pump out drainage.  Wind power is a clean and renewable energy resource that is finally beginning to see some use.  This natural means to producing electricity is the dawn of a new era on how we fuel our homes. Many people have started putting these on very large scale wind farms that are all hooked up to a transmission network.  In some cases, you will even see small wind farm locations that only power a few locations.  Another great advantage to wind power is the ability the owner has to allow his energy tanks to get full.  After they are full, you can then sell your surplus energy back to the electric company.  This energy resource will not run out someday like fossil fuels will and it is less harmful to the environment.  For home wind power, you can purchase a ...
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