Review: It did not answer my question, but can be helpful to others.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
With aging I'm finding more skin issues than ever in my life, so I snagged this book in hopes I'd find a cure for an issue without having to locate and visit a dermatologist.Unfortunately I did not find anything regarding my problem (a raised, hard bump, smaller than a tiny pin head, but has remained the same size and shape since appearing a year ago).I felt this book was rather informative, but had to drop my rating due to the typos and other writing issues that threw me off a bit. Cooper isn't being touted as a writer, just one who is offering help, so I'm only deducting 1/2 point. My problem was that some explanations were rather confusing, and for example, I will write a portion of the Mint leaves Vodka description. I am still confused on what Mint leaves Vodka is used for and exactly how to acquire the mixture after reading this - but this partial excerpt gives you and idea of the error you have to sift through to get answers:Mint leaves Vodka Procedures: 1. Remove any wounded or dull takes off. 2. Place the herbs in a sealable products of the soil container pressed as hard as you wish.I hope S J Cooper revises this as it will be much more user friendly without its discombobulated directions. Good guide, overall.