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A Woman’s love for nail art begun in 5000 BC and since then, it has evolved drastically. From plain nail polish colors to extravagant nail designs, nail it and women will rave over it. It is their way of expressing their personality and channelling their inner Kardi B. I mean, a beautifully done nails can say everything about a woman and just like their make-up, it adds a great impact to a woman’s overall appearance.

The newest nail-art trend stone marble nail design is the definition of classy and chic. It is undeniably earthy and sophisticated and anyone can rock it even at home. Yes, you read it right! this artistic and delightful nail art can be DIY-ed by simply following these step by step tutorial.

To start off, you will need a couple of nail dipping powder from LDS Lavis Dip System. Yes, we highly suggest the use of nail dipping powder in this nail art technique because they last longer than acrylic and gel polishes. Aside from the fact that nail dipping powder last longer, it will eradicate the dreadful dilemma of dealing with chipped or peel off nails. It may look complicated but believe us, it’s quite simple.

The process of making dipping powder

Just dip each finger into the clear, finely-milled powder, brushed off the excess powder, set it with a protective clear polish and repeated these steps until my nail was fully coated and hardened. (more…)

I was skeptical about aromatherapy until the night before the funeral. But an experience changed my mind. It was that evening when a friend dropped by with her portable diffuser.

She intended to help me find some peace to get some rest. She left the diffuser running while she visited with me. And that was the first night I slept well in days.

Weeks later I asked what she had diffused. She replied that it was a blend of frankincense, chamomile, and lavender. I explained that it made me feel calm. Of course, that was the point. She chose the oils with that intention.

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Toenail Fungus develops on the skin and on the keratin region of the toe. Keratin is the primary component of the hair and nails. This fungus grows underneath the nail. Because of the fungal growth the toenail grows out with a yellowish, white, or brownish looking color. The toenail will typically thicken, becomes hard and brittle, and fall off.

Environmental Conditions That Affect Toenail Fungus

What environment are most people subject to fungus conditions? Showers, locker rooms, swimming pools, and wet bathtubs are commonly found places of fungus conditions. Virtually fungus conditions can survive in any damp, humid, environment. People with health issues of diabetes, heart issues, blood circulatory, or immunity health concerns are more susceptible to nail fungus infections.

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By spending only a couple of minutes daily and giving some additional consideration to your feet, you will soon see that they begin to rest easy. We should study a portion of the things that you can do to avoid foot pain and relieve existing foot-related issues.

Drench your feet for 15 to 20 minutes

We recommend the use of high-end vibrating foot tools, and there are some extraordinary ones available. The vast majority of these machines either vibrate or utilize warmth to help relieve throbbing feet.
In any case, you needn’t bother with a foot spa to douse and calm your feet adequately. Any bowl will work. Just follow these steps:

• Gather every one of the items you’ll require to drench your feet. You’ll need items like towel, a foot scrub, Epsom salts, any essential oil, a bowl etc
• Before soaking your feet, make sure they are properly washed.
• Fill the bowl with warm water. You can include things like basic oils or Epsom salts to give you that spa-like experience.
• Soak your feet for a few minutes, or leave it in until the water cools off.
• Use a foot brush or a pumice stone to scrub your feet and get rid of dead skin
• Dry your feet completely.

Only wear shoes that fit properly.

Foot issues regularly emerge from the shoes we wear. Shoes ought to never feel tight or cause uneasiness when putting them on. Shoes that are too tight can cause bunions and prompt ingrown toenails. Also, they prevent air currents from reaching your feet and toes, which can cause parasitic diseases and bad smell.

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