Wash your bite with soap and warm water. Use ice or a cool compress to relieve pain and swelling. Apply hydrocortisone cream to relieve the itching. Use calamine lotion as another option for itch relief. Use aloe vera to relieve pain and itching. Take an antihistamine to reduce itching. Use NSAIDs to reduce pain and inflammation. Don’t scratch your bite. Expect the bite to take about 2 weeks to heal.

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You should always do this after suffering an insect bite. The soap cleanses the area and reduces the risk of infection. It will also wash away any saliva that the insect left on your skin. Wrap the ice pack or compress in a piece of fabric and then hold it against your skin for up to 15 minutes at a time. You can use ice or a compress a few times a day for the first 2 days after you receive the bite. You can find 1 percent hydrocortisone cream over-the-counter. When applied to the bite, it’ll relieve itching. Follow the directions on the packaging to make sure you use it safely.  Talk to your doctor before using the product on children under 12 or if you are pregnant or nursing. Only apply the cream to the welt itself, not the skin around it.  Do not use hydrocortisone cream for longer than 7 days unless your doctor tells you to. As an alternative to hydrocortisone cream, you could dab calamine lotion on the bite. Shake the lotion, then apply a dollop to a cotton pad. Dab the cotton pad over the welt.  Be sure to follow all instructions on the bottle. Talk to a doctor before using calamine lotion on children under the age of 12 or if you are pregnant or nursing. You can use calamine lotion as much as needed for up to 7 days. If your symptoms haven't improved by then, check with your doctor. Aloe vera is a natural treatment that can help with the pain and itching caused by insect bites. Simply dab a small quantity of the gel onto the welt. You can purchase aloe vera at most drug stores or online. Make sure that it does not have any other ingredients. For example, don’t use a body lotion that contains aloe vera, as this will probably not help your bite. Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is a great option, but you could also try a non-drowsy alternative. The antihistamine will reduce your body’s reaction to the bite, which relieves some of the itch. However, it may also cause drowsiness.  Talk to your doctor before taking an antihistamine. Always follow the dosage instructions on the packaging. Keep in mind that some...


Wash your body often and keep clean. Keep your hands away from the infected area.

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Ringworm is spread through contact and is highly contagious.  Washing your body with soap and water will help to remove any fungal spores from your body if you have come into contact with them.  By staying clean, you can help reduce your chances of contracting ringworm.  Shower regularly and wash thoroughly. Wash your hands throughout the day to keep them clean. Always fully dry off whenever you wash. Don't scratch or touch the infected area.  Although it may be tempting to scratch the affected area, you should avoid doing so.  Scratching the area can lead to spreading it to other parts of your body or even other people.  Limit the infection by not scratching.  Avoid giving any personal items, such as clothing or a hairbrush, to other people. Always wash your hands after touching any infected areas.  Touching the area and then touching another person can spread the infection.


Wash your car Apply a degreaser. Restore dull plastic. Apply a protectant.

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. Pre-soak your car with water for 5 minutes to remove any stubborn dirt. Place a few drops of a mild liquid soap (e.g. Ivory soap) in a bucket of water and use a sponge or car wash mitt to clean your car. Wash your car in sections and rinse with plain water. Start at the top of your car and work your way down. Once you have cleaned your entire car, rinse the car with water again.  Clean your car in a shaded area to prevent your car from getting too hot. If the surface of the car is too warm, the soap may dry and you will have to wash your car multiple times. Dry your car with a clean, soft, dry towel or drive your car around the block. Once you have washed the car, spray a light degreaser on a towel and apply it to the plastic areas of your car. Wipe your car using a medium amount of pressure. If the area has buildup, scrub with a brush. Be careful not to scrub the paint.  Purchase a light degreaser that is safe for cars. Visit your local automotive store or the automotive section of a large retailer like Walmart or Target. The degreaser will also remove any buildup from other products that you applied. Many cars these days have black plastic trim. This trim can begin to look dull and worn. A restoring product will provide a deep clean and restore some of the color. Apply a couple of nickel sized drops of the solution on a soft towel and rub it into the plastic areas using medium pressure.  These products will remove stains and improve the color. Some good products you can try include Poorboy’s Trim Restorer, TUF SHINE Black Restore Kit, or Black WOW, or Mother’s Back-to-Black cream.  Always read the instructions before using the product on your car. A good protectant will protect the exterior plastic from UV rays and keep the trim looking like new. Spray the protectant on a clean, soft towel and wipe it on your car using a back and forth motion. The protectant should only take a few minutes to dry.  These protectants can often be used on multiple surfaces such as plastic, vinyl, and rubber. Always degrease...


Wash your car Use a soft cloth to polish any scratches on your car. Rub turtle wax over the paint with a foam applicator. Keep your work area no bigger than 4 square feet (0.37 m2) at a time. Wipe off the turtle wax with a clean cloth in smooth linear motions.

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before you wax it. Clean your car as thoroughly as you can on the outside. Use all the basic cleaners, such as soap and water for the body and window cleaner for your windows. By the time you finish, the body of your vehicle should be shiny and free of dirt. The turtle wax will work best when your car is spotless.  Start washing your car at the wheels. Any dirt that’s collected onto the wheels of your car could splash up onto the body while you wash. Tending to the wheels before washing the rest of the car minimizes the chance of splatter.  Wash your car in a shady area. If you leave your car in the sun during washing, the heat, water, and leftover soap will stain the car. Choosing a shady spot to wash your car minimizes the risk of staining.  Spray detailer onto your car after washing. Detailer adds extra sheen to your car and keeps it safe from stains. Use a soft towel to rub the detailer after spraying. Abrasive polish will eliminate any scuffs and scratches on your car. You can find abrasive polish at your local hardware store. Completely cover the damaged area with polish. Use straight, linear movements to wipe the polish away once it begins to turn clear. This should take only a minute or 2. Use just enough turtle wax to cover the surface. Keep rubbing the wax into the car using linear motions until it creates a light film. Some types of turtle wax take only a few seconds to dry and must be buffed quickly. Swipe a foam pad back and forth over the body of your car until it begins to fade into the surface. Applying turtle wax is similar to applying lotion to your skin; you have to work it into the car until it becomes shiny and smooth. Doing this will create a clean stroke, which will leave your car looking neat. You don’t want visible streaks on a newly washed and waxed car. Wipe gently. Wait between 10 and 15 minutes before buffing the turtle wax off.


Wash your cat Get cat shampoo. Ready your sprayer, pitcher, or washcloth. Prepare your area. Start washing your cat. Rinse thoroughly. Dry your cat.

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. Some cats love water, but many are actively resistant to baths. Luckily, most cats can keep themselves generally clean with their tongue, but sometimes it does become necessary to give a bath — particularly if she has gotten into something smelly or sticky. Bathing your cat should be the last step at your cat spa. Brush and trim nails before putting your cat in the bath. If your cat enjoys the water, a bath can be a real treat. Fill your tub with 3–5 inches (7.6–12.7 cm) of warm water. Put in a rubber bath mat so your cat doesn't slip. Always use shampoo specifically for cats, because other shampoos can have toxic oils. Use one part shampoo to five parts water. Mix it in a bowl and have it beside you on the floor ready to put on your cat. You will need a sprayer, unbreakable pitcher, or washcloth to wet your cat down and then rinse the shampoo. Make sure you never spray or dump the water directly in your cat’s face. It shouldn’t get in the eyes, ears, or nose, so be careful. Make sure the door to the room where you will be washing the cat is closed. You don’t want to have to chase a wet cat around the house. You also might want to put down a few big towels in the room in case the cat escapes or is particularly agitated in the tub. Have your supplies at hand — shampoo, pitcher, washcloth, or towel — whatever you have decided to use. Carefully pick up your cat and put him in the tub. Soak your cat from the neck down in water using your sprayer, pitcher, or washcloth. Keep at least one hand on your cat at all times to prevent escape. Put a little shampoo on your hand or the washcloth and rub it through your cat's fur, starting at the neck and massaging through to the tail. Using your sprayer, pitcher, or washcloth, make sure to get all of the shampoo out. With clean water on a clean washcloth, gently wash your cat’s face, making sure not to get near the eyes, ears, or mouth. Get your cat out of the bath with a large towel wrapped around her. Pat your cat dry. Give your cat a treat for behaving so well.


Wash your child's hair. Comb your child's hair. Switch to a lice removal comb. Make sure you'll be able to see. Start at the scalp and brush out firmly to the ends of your child's hair. Check near the hair follicle, about 1/4-inch (6 mm) to 1/2-inch from the scalp, for eggs (called nits). Inspect the comb's teeth after each stroke. Understand what to look for. Rinse the comb under a faucet after each stroke or dislodge the lice using a piece of wet toilet paper. Work over each region of your child's head at least once.

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Be sure to use shampoo and conditioner. The resulting moisture at the root of your child's hair, where lice thrive, may temporarily prevent their movement along the scalp. Conditioner will also make it easier to comb through your child's hair. Use a comb containing gaps no more than 0.2mm. Use a wide-toothed comb to straighten out any tangles or knots in the hair. Now that your child's hair is clean and straight, you can begin to inspect their scalp more closely for lice. Have your child sit perfectly still. Use a room with good lighting, or sufficient natural light from outside.  Drape a white-colored cloth across your child's shoulders while searching. This way if any lice fall off your child's head while searching, the lice can be collected and easily discarded. If necessary, have a flashlight or headlamp handy so that you can examine the roots more carefully. You may also want to have a magnifying glass on hand to be sure you don't miss anything. You can hold the brush in place with each stroke to systematically search for lice. This will allow you to thoroughly examine each section of your child's head.  Pay extra attention to the area of the scalp around the ears and at the nape of the neck. Although lice can live anywhere on the scalp, these areas tend to be tell-tale regions during an infestation. Nits are about the size of a pinhead and are glued onto the hair shaft. They are oval-shaped and translucent in color when first laid, but turn brown as the embryo develops. Look for lice and their eggs (nits). Adult lice are light brown and their bodies will be about the size of a sesame seed. Nits may be brown, yellow, or white. Closely examine the comb's teeth both during and after each comb stroke, using a magnifying glass if necessary. If examining under a blacklight, the nits will appear as light blue in color. This will remove any lice that were picked up during combing. It will also wash away any dandruff your child might have, which can resemble lice nits. It may be more effective to repeat this...


Wash your condenser coil once a season, or as needed. Clean or change your filter regularly.

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Turn off your air conditioner, get a garden hose, and spray the coil using an up-and-down pattern. Be particularly attentive if your condenser is close to a dryer vent, or if your neighborhood is full of cottonwood trees. These two items are "air conditioner killers". This simple step alone can increase the efficiency of your air conditioner. It will also run less, increasing the life span of your equipment.  A good sign that your filter needs changing is the fact of ice forming inside your inside cooling unit (evaporator section). This may be difficult to see as the unit is sealed, but touch the outside metal and feel for a noticeable temperature difference. You may also see ice on the large line going to the outside unit (suction line). If ice is forming, it is possible that your air filter is severely dirty and restricting your normal air flow. This allows ice to form due to the fact that not enough heat is being introduced to your cooling section.


Wash your cuticle clipper. Sanitize the tips of the clipper. Soak your hands or feet in warm water.

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Use warm water and antibacterial soap to gently swab down your cuticle clipper. You can apply the soap with your hands or use something like a cotton ball to the clean the clipper. If you use your hands to clean the clipper, wash them thoroughly first. Use rubbing alcohol or an iodine solution on the tips. Either dip the tips in the solution or dab it on using a cotton swab. Sanitizing the tips helps prevent your nails from becoming infected. Fill a bowl with warm water and submerge your fingertips or toes. This will soften your nails so the cuticles will clip off easier. There is no precise amount of time you need to soak your nails, but about 10 to 15 minutes is probably enough. You can also simply clip your cuticles after getting out of the shower.


Wash your dreads less, but still keep them clean. Moisturize your locks daily. Apply hot oil treatments or hydrating mists for extra protection. Protect your dreads with wraps when you sleep.

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The less you wash color-treated hair, the longer the color will stay. Try washing with lukewarm water, which will be easier on the dye, and using special, color friendly shampoo and conditioner, like Giovanni 50:50 Balanced Hydrating-Clarifying Shampoo. Clean hair will make the color shine more, so even though you’re washing them less, you shouldn’t let them get extremely dirty. Now that your dreads are colored they will need extra moisturizing maintenance. Use a moisturizing oil or a protein conditioner to take care of newly colored hair, preventing dryness and breaking. Dr. Locs YaYa Oil or Jinan Leave in Conditioner are good moisturizers for colored hair. If you feel your hair becoming dry or brittle despite normal moisturizing treatments, you may consider making a hot oil treatment to apply to the locks monthly.  To add a hydrating mix to your routine, mix together glycerin and rose water and mist onto hair for extra hydration in the morning or evening.  Moisturize and treat before styling your dreadlocks for the best results. Dreads that have been dyed are more prone to damage, so it is extra important that you protect your dreads with a scarf or silk wrap at night. You can also replace common pillowcases with silk or satin pillowcases to avoid needing a wrap.


Wash your dreads once a week to keep them healthy and moisturized. Use a residue-free shampoo on your hair. Apply conditioner to the dreadlocks' tips. Squeeze out any water and let your dreads dry. Massage your scalp daily with a leave-in conditioner.

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Although some claim that dreadlocks thrive on neglect, they need to be washed at least once a week. Washing your dreads prevents oil buildup on your scalp or loose, dirty dreads.  Once a week is the minimum, but once every 2-3 days is ideal.  When you first start your dreads, washing them may cause them to unravel. Be prepared to retwist them after each wash for the first couple weeks. Wet your hair and apply a coin-sized amount of shampoo to your roots. Work the shampoo through your dreads, then wash it out under running water. Residue-free shampoo is best because it leaves behind less product buildup. Conditioning your entire loc can build up in your hair, but the tips need extra moisture to stay healthy. After shampooing your hair, apply a small amount of conditioner to the tips and rinse it out with cool water to seal in the moisture. After washing your dreads, squeeze any water out of your locks in the shower or over the sink. Pat your dreads dry until they're damp, then let them air dry.  Drying out your dreads without squeezing out the water can cause them to mold or mildew, especially if you let them dry overnight. Air drying is the safest way to dry dreads. Blow drying or vigorously towel drying dreads can fray the edges. You can also gently use a microfiber towel. To moisturize your scalp and improve its circulation, apply a coin-sized amount of conditioner in your palm and massage it in small circles. This stimulates your scalp's natural oil production to prevent it from flaking or drying out. You can buy leave-in conditioners specifically for dreadlocks online or at some hair salons.


Wash your fabric correctly. Hand wash your fabric. Secure the edges.

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Wait at least 24 hours after you've applied the iron on transfer before you wash your fabric. You can ruin the transfer if you wash the fabric before the image has time to completely set. Only wash and dry your fabric on a cool setting. If the transfer was done to clothing, turn the article of clothing inside out before you wash it. This adds a little bit more protection to your transferred on image. The more care you take with washing and drying, the longer your shirt will last. An alternative to washing your fabric in the washing machine is to wash it by hand. To ensure a gentle cleaning of your fabric, you can try hand washing it with some light detergent. Don't bleach your fabric. To dry your fabric, try hang drying it rather than using a drying machine. This gentle drying will help make your transferred image last longer. For extra protection against peeling, you can sew a border around the entire transfer image either with a machine or by hand. Higher quality paper should be less like to peel at the edges.


Wash your fabric. Fill a disposable pot with water and heat it to a medium temperature. Pour your dye into the pot. Mix the dye with a disposable spoon for at least 1 minute. Place your tulle fabric in the pot. Let the tulle simmer for at least 30 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove the tulle and rinse it with hot water. Clean your fabric in the washer and dryer.

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Before starting the dyeing process, make sure to run your fabric through the washing machine on whatever cycle you normally use for laundry. Doing so will help remove any chemicals that could taint the tint. Though detergent is fine, avoid using fabric softener since it can leave a film on the tulle, leading to an uneven dye job. Grab a pot big enough that you can easily and fully submerge your fabric in it. Use a pot you don’t mind ruining, since the dye chemicals may make it unsafe to cook with. Then, fill it about ¾ of the way full with water, place it on a stovetop, and set the heat to a medium temperature. Clear the area around your burner, that way you have enough room to manipulate the fabric and nothing gets ruined if some of the dye accidentally spills out. Make sure to open your dye carefully, that way nothing spills out. Before throwing the dye in, check the container to see if there are any mixture-specific instructions you need to adhere to. Then, add the dye to the pot. For average-sized items, expect to use half a bottle of liquid dye or a whole container of powdered dye.  While handling dye, make sure to wear rubber gloves so you don’t stain your hands. If you’re tinting non-natural fabrics like nylon, add up to 1 cup (240 ml) of white vinegar. If you’re dyeing natural fabrics like silk, add in a similar amount of salt instead. This will make the solution more effective. If you’re using powdered dye, make sure the particles dissolve completely before continuing. If you’re using liquid dye, mix until the solution is one solid color. Dampen your item with a small amount of warm water. Then, carefully put the fabric into the dye mix. Make sure to fully submerge your item, that way every part of it gets covered with liquid. Turn the burner to low once the solution starts to boil. Though you should leave your fabric in for at least 30 minutes, keeping it submerged for longer may lead to a more saturated, pleasing color. To make sure your tulle gets even coverage, stir it frequently with a wooden...


Wash your face Apply a dime-sized amount of serum. Use a quarter-sized amount of a rich moisturizer. Apply a pea-sized amount of eye cream. Apply a pea-sized amount of skin primer.

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. Cleanse your skin to get rid of any dead skin cells and residual makeup. If you have dry skin, exfoliate any areas of flakiness, which can make full-coverage makeup look cakey. A shower will also make your skin warm and moist, so it absorbs moisturizer well.  Avoid cleansers with alcohol in them, which can dry out your skin. Choose a cleanser that is formulated for your skin type (oily, combination, dry) so you are preserving as much moisture as possible. Pump the serum into your palm and rub it gently over your face and throat with your fingertips until it disappears. After cleansing, your moist skin is more permeable to the antioxidants and light moisturizing benefits a serum offers.  Serum hydrates and nourishes your skin, helping your full-coverage foundation wear better during the day.  Serum can help improve the quality and tone of your skin, reducing your need for full-coverage makeup over time. Apply the facial moisturizer, smoothing it over your face and throat with your fingers until it has absorbed fully. Focus on any areas prone to dryness, such as the delicate skin around your nose or lips for fully hydrated skin.  Always use a moisturizer with at least 30 SPF during the day to protect your skin from the sun. Moisturizer keeps full-coverage foundation from settling into your fine lines and creases or clinging to dry skin, which can make your application look obvious. Dab your eye cream on the skin beneath each eye using your ring finger. Gently rub the eye cream in a sweeping motion around your orbital bone, from underneath each eye up onto your browbone.  Use your ring finger so you’re gentle with the delicate skin around your eyes. You’ll naturally use less pressure.  Eye cream is formulated for the delicate, dry skin around your eyes. Using an eye cream will keep your full-coverage foundation from settling into the fine lines around your eyes. Apply the primer to your fingertips and rub it gently over your entire face. Pay particular attention to any areas with larger pores, such as your...


Wash your face Mark the shape you want with a light brow pencil. Pluck stray hairs under your arch. Pluck stray hairs that are between your brows. Pluck any stray hairs above your brows. Rub cortizone cream onto the area you plucked.

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with warm water before plucking. Wash your face with your cleanser of choice and warm water beforehand so that your skin is clean. This will also relax your hair follicles, which will allow the hairs to come out easier. Pat your face dry with a clean towel to remove moisture. Outline the shape you want with dots before connecting them with a line. Any hairs outside of the outline should be tweezed. Avoid tweezing hairs inside of the outline. You can use a comb to help you find where to start and end your brows.  Hold one end of your comb vertically over the center of your nose. To find your arch, move the other end to the side until the comb barely overlaps the outside edge of your iris. Mark these points with your pencil. Hold a comb vertically against the side of your nose. You may want your eyebrow to start where the top of your comb meets your brow bone.  Place one end of your comb on the center of your nose and move the other end to the side until the comb barely overlaps the outside corner of your eye. This is where you may want your eyebrow to end. Hold the skin just underneath your arch taut with your fingers to make plucking less painful and difficult. To create a thinner, more manicured look, use your tweezers to pull out stray hairs in the direction of growth. Remove the hair between your eyebrows with your tweezers in order to make your eyebrows look less big and bushy. If any hairs are outside of your outline above your brow, remove them. Avoid plucking too much from the top of your brows, however. Only remove stray hairs beyond your marked outline. Plucking can cause your skin to become red and/or irritated. Dab a bit of over-the-counter cortizone cream onto the  affected area in order to reduce inflammation.


Wash your face Use a good moisturizer. Don’t pick at your skin. Use makeup.

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day and night. Unless your skin is very dry, you can wash your face in the morning and just before you go to bed at night with a gentle cleanser. This will help you get rid of any dirt and other bacteria that has accumulated on your skin, and which could clog your pores.  When washing your face, use lukewarm water to wet your face, apply a small amount of cleanser to your hands, and gently massage your skin using circular motions.  Be sure to rinse your skin carefully, using lukewarm running water. When you are finished pat your skin dry with a clean towel. Don’t rub your skin dry as this can cause irritation. Be sure to choose a cleanser that is fragrance-free (which might irritate your skin), free from parabens (which are toxic), and soap (which can be drying for the skin). Choose a daily moisturizer that has an SPF. In order to avoid potential irritation, look for gentle moisturizers that are fragrance-free and non-comedogenic. You should apply moisturizer just after you’ve washed your face.  Use a quarter-sized amount so that you don’t overdo it, and apply the moisturizer from the center of your face and gently sweep it outwards.  If you want to, you can look for a night time moisturizer (that doesn’t have an SPF), and will usually be a bit thicker and more heavy duty than the date time moisturizer. Again, be sure to look for gentle moisturizers that are fragrance-free and non-comedogenic. Picking at your skin will result in redness, irritation, and even pimples. Do your best to keep your hands off of your face as much as possible throughout the day. When you touch your face, you are spreading the bacteria and germs that are on your hands to your face. If you find that you have a pimple, leave it alone. You can dab a bit of salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, or tea tree oil on the pimple, but don’t pop it. This could cause scarring and redness. If you want to, you can use makeup to make your skin look more luminous. You can also use dark makeup (e.g. black eyeliner, black mascara, and a darker lipstick) to...


Wash your face Use a skin brush or loofah to promote smoother skin. Smooth on foundation in thin layers to create a natural finish. Cut back on your intake of sugar and processed carbohydrates to improve the appearance of your skin. Use dry shampoo when you don’t have time to shampoo. Rub your fingernails with a buffing block to make them look shiny.

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with a mild facial cleanser twice per day. Splash your face with lukewarm water, then apply a dime-sized amount of facial cleanser using your fingertips. Work the cleanser around your cheeks, chin, nose, eyelids, and forehead. Avoid scrubbing or rubbing your face with a washcloth.  Then, rinse the soap off with lukewarm water and pat your face dry with a clean towel. Never sleep with your makeup on. Always remove it and wash your face before you go to bed. You can easily make your skin appear more luminous by brushing or scrubbing it. Use a loofah sponge or skin brush when you shower to brush your skin. Brush towards your heart to promote better circulation. Another option is to use an exfoliating scrub to cleanse your skin. This will slough off any dead skin and make your skin look fresh and smooth. Foundation is an easy way to improve your skin tone. Choose a foundation that matches your skin tone well, and apply it with a makeup sponge. Apply the foundation in very thin layers and let each layer dry for about 5 minutes before applying more. This will allow you to achieve the level of coverage that you want. For example, if you want light coverage, you might only apply 1 to 2 layers, but if you want full coverage, you might need 3 to 4 layers. Eating lots of sugar can have a negative effect on your skin, such as by causing breakouts, so make sure to limit your intake of sweets and processed carbohydrates, such as white bread, pasta, and white rice. Instead, opt for whole grains, fruits, and veggies to get your carbohydrate fix. If you’re short on time or taking a day off from shampoo, spray dry shampoo all over your roots and work it in with you fingertips. Then, brush your hair thoroughly to distribute the dry shampoo. Your hair will look clean and voluminous after you’re done. To save even more time, try applying dry shampoo before you go to bed. The dry shampoo will have more time to absorb the oils in your hair and give it a freshly-washed appearance. You don’t need to get a manicure to make your nails...


Wash your face Use concealer and foundation to hide blemishes and smooth out your complexion. Set your makeup with powder to keep it in place. Brush on a little blush to make your cheeks look rosy and full. Use mascara, eyeliner, and eyeshadow to accentuate your eyes. Wear lip gloss or lipstick to draw attention to your mouth. Style your hair each day.

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and moisturize twice a day. If you want to look your best, it's important to keep your skin healthy and glowing. Use a cleanser that's formulated for your skin type. Work the cleanser into a lather, then massage it into your face in a circular motion. When you're finished, rinse your face thoroughly and pat it dry. Follow that by applying a lightweight facial moisturizer.  For instance, if you have oily, acne-prone skin, you might use a foaming cleanser with salicylic acid to help fight breakouts. Then, you might use a lightweight water-based moisturizer that won't clog your pores. If your skin tends to be dry, use a moisturizing face wash and a hydrating facial cream. While you don't have to wear makeup to be cute, it can be helpful if you have any skin concerns you want to hide. Use your fingers, a brush, or a makeup sponge to dab a little concealer on any blemishes or dark spots, or under your eyes if you have dark circles. Then, apply a light layer of foundation if you need to cover up any redness on your cheeks, nose, forehead, or chin.  Apply your foundation to the center of your face, then blend it outwards for the most natural look. The best way to match your foundation to your skin tone is to go to a beauty store and ask a consultant to help you. If you have oily skin, tend to sweat, or live in a humid climate, you can apply a thin layer of primer to your skin before your concealer and foundation. This can help keep it in place longer. Once you've applied your foundation and concealer, use a brush or a powder puff to dust on translucent or tinted powder. This will help create a smooth base for the rest of your makeup, and it will also help set your makeup to help it last longer. Make sure your powder matches your foundation perfectly if it's tinted. When you apply blush to the fullest part of your cheeks, it can give you a soft glow that's essential to looking cute. Swirl a blush brush across your brush palette, then apply the blush to the tops of your cheeks in a circular motion. Try using a rosy...


Wash your face at least once or twice a day. Use a gentle facial cleanser meant for your skin type. Try not to touch your face too often. Fight the urge to pop any pimples that show up. Use a facial toner and moisturizer. Choose the right foundation. Keep your makeup brushes clean. Enjoy the sun, but be sure to protect yourself from it as well.

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Washing your face will help get rid of all the dust, dirt, grit, and oil that gets on your skin during the day. Washing your face too often, however, will strip the moisture and natural oils from your skin. This will cause your skin to produce even more oil to compensate. In turn, this will lead to even more breakouts and acne.  If your skin gets oily during the day, try blotting the oily spots with blotting papers. You can find them in most beauty shops. Avoid using hot water when washing your face. Hot water can be very drying. Use warm water instead, and rinse with cool water when you are done.  Always wash your face and remove your makeup before going to bed. If you leave makeup on, you may clog your pores and end up with a breakout. There are different types of cleansers available, and some are meant to help certain problems, such as acne, oiliness, or dryness. When choosing a cleanser, avoid anything that is heavily perfumed or colored, as it may irritate your skin. Try finding a cleanser that is also exfoliating. Exfoliants will help buff away the dead skin cells, and reveal the bright skin underneath.  If you have dry skin, look for something that says "hydrating" or "moisturizing." If you have oily skin, look for something that is oil-free, or is labeled "for oily skin." If you have acne or blackheads, try using something that says "deep cleaning" or “purifying.” These products will flush out the dirt inside your pores. This is especially important for those battling acne. The more you touch your face, the more dirt and bacteria you get into your skin. This will lead to more acne and breakouts. This could lead to more redness, or worse: scarring. Try using a sulfur-based pimple treatment instead. If you must pop pimples, soften your skin first with steam or a washcloth soaked in hot water. Use a sterilized pimple extractor rather than your fingers. When you’re done, gently clean the area with rubbing alcohol. Toners help re-balance your skin's pH and tighten pores. Moisturizers help hydrate your...


Wash your face every day. Exfoliate your face regularly. Moisturize your face daily.

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Ingrown hairs occur more frequently when you have dirty or oily skin, especially on your face. Wash your face every day with a mild cleanser to help prevent your pores from clogging and creating more ingrown facial hairs. Exfoliating will help clean away the dead skin cells that often end up clogging your pores and lead to more ingrown hairs. Depending on your skin type, you should be able to exfoliate your face up to three times per week.  Rub an exfoliating sponge or loofah in tiny circular motions on your face using exfoliating cleanser, avoiding the sensitive skin below your eyes. Rinse your face with warm water and apply facial moisturizer that contains alpha- or beta- hydroxy acids to aid in the exfoliation process. You can make your own natural exfoliating cleanser by mixing 1 tsp (5ml) of baking soda with 1 tbsp (15ml) of liquid soap. This will help keep your skin smooth and encourage hair growth in the right direction. The smoother your skin is, the less likely it will be for you to get ingrown hairs. Apply moisturizers labeled as non-comedogenic to minimize clogging your skin pores.


Wash your face regularly. Employ a rosewater and glycerin mixture. Rub coconut oil on your lips. Try using raw honey. Hold green tea bags between your lips. Massage your lips with ice cubes.

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Without taking a washcloth and some cleanser to your face on a frequent basis, dirt and an unwanted excess of oils will build up on your skin; this includes your lips as well. Keeping your face clear of any gunk is a sure way to improve a general healthy appearance, as well as prevent many factors that may play into weakening the lustrous appearance of your lips. Much like exfoliating, there are plenty of homemade solutions you can conjure up for moisturizing your lips. Among the more popular of these recipes is a combination of glycerin and rosewater. Add the two in equal measure to a small bowl, and apply the solution to your lips. Leave it on overnight; that way, your lips will have ample time to absorb the nutrients. Rosewater is well-liked by makeup artists as it is a mild astringent; it is perfect for cleansing your lips of impurities like dirt and old makeup. As you might imagine, this has the effect of making your lips look fuller. If you aren't the DIY type, prefabricated rosewater and glycerin mixtures can be found in a pharmacy or health section of your local supermarket. While coconut oil may be used in tandem with brown sugar as a great exfoliator, by itself it can be a great lip balm. Coconut oil contains many nutrients, such as vitamin E, which are great for moisturizing. Coconut oil is anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, and full of antioxidants; with so many benefits, it has grown popular as a beauty tool as much as a cooking ingredient. Applying a teaspoonful to your lips will help to moisturize and soften them. Because coconut oil is a solid at room temperature, first you'll need to heat it a little for it to become soft and pliable. Much like coconut oil, honey has a lot of great nutrients and antioxidants, which help prevent aging and UV damage. In other words-- a great choice when it comes to skin care!  Take a dab and apply gently to your lips as you would with coconut oil or a conventional lip balm. Look for raw honey, as unpasteurized honey has more active nutrients and enzymes that will...


Wash your face regularly—and gently. Avoid over-cleansing. Put on moisturizer every day. Exfoliate your skin.

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Excess dirt or even acne can make your skin appear less youthful, especially as you get older. Keeping your skin clean can keep dirt or acne from settling in wrinkles or fine lines and prevent breakouts.  Use a mild cleanser with a neutral pH. Your skin naturally has a pH of about 5 and you want to find cleanser that helps maintain this balance. Read product labels, which may list a specific pH or say “pH balanced” or “pH neutral.”  Try an oil-free cleanser if your skin is very oily. Glycerine or cream-based cleansers are a good idea for dry skin. Rub the cleanser into your skin with gentle pressure. Being rough with your skin can irritate it and may make it look older. Rinse with lukewarm water. Water that is too hot can strip your skin of needed oils or cause irritation, which can you’re your skin look older. It’s important to wash your face regularly, but you don’t want to overdo it. Soaps and prolonged exposure to water can strip your skin of oils. It may also irritate your skin, causing it to look less glowing and youthful. Wash your face no more than twice a day, unless you are especially active. If you are very active or exercise, use a gentle cleanser to wash your face if you are very sweaty or dirty, or if you shower. Apply a moisturizer that boosts collagen and elastin production daily. Keeping your skin properly hydrated can help firm your skin, prevent wrinkles, and make you appear younger.  Use a moisturizer even if your skin is oily. Try an oil-free product. Try products that not only boost collagen and elastin, but also make your face more youthful looking by plumping it up with products such as silicone and hyaluronic acid. You can find out if products have these ingredients by reading the labels. However, be aware that many companies over-promise results. Consider consulting online forums such as Paula’s Choice, which includes product reviews from medical professionals and individuals who have tried the product. Apply a moisturizer with a sunscreen may help prevent wrinkles. Consider running...


Wash your face thoroughly

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. Steaming helps to relax and open the pores in your skin, which can help to clean them, but it also opens them up to more inflammation and can lock in any dirt already on your face. Before you steam your face, you need to wash it with room temperature water thoroughly, getting any dirt, grime, make-up, and oils off of your skin before you start. Never steam your face before cleaning your face.


Wash your face to remove germs and grime. Put an ice pack on the pimple to reduce swelling. Apply a benzoyl peroxide spot treatment to kill acne germs.

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Any buildup of dirt and grease on your face can make your acne worse. Before applying any kind of treatment to a pimple, wash your face with warm water and a gentle facial cleanser. Don’t scrub the area, since this could cause inflammation and make the pimple worse. As soon as you notice a pimple starting to form, take an ice pack or an ice cube wrapped in a paper towel and apply it to the area for 10 minutes. Take a 10-minute break, then apply the ice again for another 10 minutes. Keep ice on the spot for a total of 30 minutes.  Icing the area will help calm inflammation and reduce pain. Repeat this treatment occasionally over the next few days, or until the pimple comes to the surface. While you’re waiting for the pimple to surface, apply a 2% benzoyl peroxide spot treatment to the area 1-2 times daily. Use a very thin layer to prevent irritation to the skin. This treatment will help kill acne-causing bacteria and encourage the pimple to heal.  Benzoyl peroxide can stain fabric, so avoid letting it come into contact with your clothing. Keep applying this treatment until the pimple heals up on its own or a whitehead forms on the surface.


Wash your face twice a day with a gentle face cleanser. Apply toner to tighten your pores and remove oil. Use blotting paper and carry medicated pads for quick and easy oil reduction. Use a deep cleaning facial mask as needed to remove excess oil. Use oil-free moisturizers and oil-free sunscreen. If your oily skin is causing acne, treat it with over-the-counter acne medication.

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This will remove the excess oil that's clogging your pores. Dermatologists agree that using a basic face cleanser every morning and night is the best way to prevent oily skin.  Choose a gentle face soap that cleans your face without drying out your skin. Don't use a moisturizing soap that adds oils or moisturizers to your face. Use warm water when washing your face. Hot water may dry out or irritate your face. Dry your face thoroughly with a soft towel after washing. Stay away from harsh soaps or facial cleansers designed to dry out skin. The purpose of washing the face is to physically remove oil and dead skin cells from your face and pores. If you choose a soap designed to dry oily skin, choose the mildest one you can find and only use it when needed. If a basic cleanser doesn't work, try a product that has acid like benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. These products are usually for acne, but they help to fight oily skin too. There are many kinds of toner. Use either an astringent or freshener to fight oily skin. Check the ingredients: astringents have alcohol while fresheners usually have ingredients like caffeine or green tea. Generally stay away from skin tonics and skin bracers because they are only for normal or dry skin.  Apply the toner on the "t-zone" of your forehead and nose. Those are the oiliest spots on your face. Apply the toner very lightly or not at all to your cheeks, where it can easily cause over drying. Use cotton balls to apply to toner. Brush the cotton balls lightly over your face. After the toner dries, wash it off with a face towel and use an oil-free moisturizer to prevent over drying. Blotting paper is a great temporary fix because it doesn't dry out skin and it only takes 15 to 20 seconds. Medicated pads usually have salicylic acid or glycolic acid and are easy to use on the go. Since they're acid-based they're a great treatment for acne too.  Apply blotting paper to your oiliest areas such as nose and forehead. Make sure you don't scrub it. You just have to press it on the oily...


Wash your face twice a day. Exfoliate your face at least once a week. Avoid touching your face. Use sunscreen daily. Use oil-free or mineral make-up. Drinks lots of water.

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If you have a large number of blackheads, or acne, considering using a face wash that contains salicylic acid.  Always wash your face with warm water to open the pores before applying the cleanser.  Always apply a moisturizer to your skin after you’ve finished washing your face.  To open your pores even more before cleansing, steam your skin by placing your face above a bowl of hot or boiling water. Always wash your face after any activities that cause you to sweat heavily. Exfoliation can irritate your skin if it is done too often.  Start with exfoliating once per week.  If your skin isn’t irritated, you can add a couple more times a week. Your hands touch everything else, so you want to prevent your hands from touching your face and transferring oil, dirt and bacteria to your pores.  This includes preventing your hair from touching your face if possible.  Your hair naturally contains oils that can get on your skin and block your pores. SPF protection should be in any moisturizer you put on any part of your body.  And you should use moisturizer with SPF protection year-round on your face. Powder-based make-up is also better than cream-based make-up.  Always remember to thoroughly remove all your make-up before you go to bed. Also remember that it’s important to wash your make-up tools and brushes regularly as bacteria and dirt build up on them over time.  Wash them with warm water and a gentle soap. Hydration is extremely important for all your skin and the best way to hydrate your skin is simply by drinking lots of water.


Wash your face twice daily with a gentle cleanser. Use oil-free makeup and moisturizers to prevent clogged pores. Remove your makeup Wash your hair every 2 to 3 days to prevent oil buildup. Change your pillowcases 2 to 3 times per week.

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Whiteheads develop when excess oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells become trapped in the pores. Eliminate the build-up of these substances by washing your face twice daily, morning and night, with a gentle, oil-free face wash.  Don't wash too vigorously or use harsh skincare products containing alcohol, as this can dry out and irritate the skin. Cleaning your face more than twice a day can dry out the skin, causing it to produce more oil to compensate and leading to more whiteheads. Oily makeup and other skincare products are some of the worst culprits when it comes to clogging pores. Look for makeup, sunscreen, and moisturizers that have the word "non-comedogenic" on the label. This means that they are non-oily and will not clog your pores. Avoid products with alcohol if you have dry or sensitive skin. every night with a gentle makeup remover. Even oil-free makeup can clog pores if it's not removed properly! If you wear makeup, remove it at the end of each day with an oil-free and alcohol-free makeup remover. Micellar water also works well for removing makeup. Wash out makeup brushes and sponges monthly using a gentle baby shampoo. These tools can harbor bacteria that causes whiteheads, blackheads and pimples. Greasy hair can cause oil to build up on the surface of the skin, increasing the chances of blocked pores and whiteheads. Washing your hair every 2 to 3 days is enough for most people. If you have very oily hair, aim for every other day.  Over-washing your hair can strip it of natural moisture and cause your body to produce more oil to compensate. If your hair is long, tie it back in a ponytail when it's dirty, especially when going to sleep at night. Wearing a hair band is also be a good idea if you're exercising. Oil, dirt, and bacteria from your face can build-up on your pillowcases over time. Even if you go to bed with a freshly washed face, you may be exposing yourself to oil and dirt overnight! Replace your used pillowcases with freshly washed ones several times during the week.  Use natural or...


Wash your face twice daily. Exfoliate once a week.

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Skincare is a key factor in looking good without makeup. Spend what time and money you would spend applying and purchasing makeup on skin care. First and foremost, find a good facial wash that's suited to your skin type and use it twice a day—once in the morning and once at night.  Although it may be tempting to wash your face more than twice a day, this is not advisable. Over-washing can make your skin dry and irritable, causing it to look worse rather than better.  Develop a skin regimen for your face. Whatever regimen you choose, stick to it, and always follow through. Repeat the regimen in the morning and at night. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, leaving your face looking fresh and radiant. It can really help to give a healthy glow to your skin, which is a bonus when you're aiming to go makeup free. Find a skin wash with special exfoliating particles which you can use at least once a week, but as often as every 2 to 3 days, for best results.  Alternatively, you can exfoliate using a clean washcloth soaked in warm water. Rub your face gently with the washcloth, in slow circular motions. This option is good for people with skin that is sensitive to the ingredients in any facial washes. Never scrub your face too hard with the exfoliator or use it too often. This will dry out your skin and leave it feeling irritated, which is the last thing you want.


Wash your face well. Apply a concealer and foundation. Apply a light, natural shade of blush. Apply eyeshadow in dark colors. Use a black eyeliner pencil or a black liquid liner. Smudge the black eyeliner on the upper lid. Apply black mascara to upper lashes. Use matte lipstick.

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Always apply makeup on fresh, clean skin.  Use a mild soap or cleaner to avoid drying your skin out. Pat your skin dry. You may want to apply a makeup primer at this point to help all of your makeup adhere to your skin. The stick form of concealer is preferable as it applies the most evenly and hides blemishes well.  Use a liquid foundation and blend it well. Make sure your concealer and foundation are the right shade for your skin tone.  The wrong tone can make your skin look washed out, yellow or orange. Use a foundation brush to apply your foundation for the most even application and polished look. Use blush sparingly, as the Emo look focuses on the eyes and less on the colors of the skin and lips.  If you are going for a pale look then try not to use blush as the goal of Emo makeup is to accentuate the eyes. Keep the shade only slightly pinker than your skin tone. Apply in circles to the cheekbones. Avoid putting blush on contours or cheek hollows. Use a smokey eye effect.  Start by applying a matte slade shade of eyeshadow across the eyelid. Add a small touch of black eyeliner towards the outer 1/3 of the eyelid. Blend the darker eyeshadow to create a smokey effect. Since Emo make up is typically dark and heavy, make sure to get a lot of black makeup.  For eyeliner, get a black eyeliner pencil. Apply black eyeliner on the lash line. Extend the eyeliner a little bit on both sides of the eye and inner and outer corner to create a 2-way jacketed effect. Thicken the eyeliner. Go over the eyeliner again until you are satisfied with it. Make sure the eyeliner ends meet up at the corners of your eyes. On the outside, the effect should be somewhat catlike, with the line slanting upwards towards your temples. You can do this using a sponge applicator.   Define the edges of the eyeliner with a liquid eyeliner for a smooth effect. You can also add a coloured eyeliner here if you want to add some more vibrancy. Repeat the eyeliner application on your top lashes. Try to keep the eyeliner consistently smooth on both...


Wash your face with a gentle cleanser. Dissolve sea salt in hot water. Mix in aloe vera, green tea or honey for added benefits. Apply the mask to your face. Leave the mask on for 10 minutes. Rinse your skin completely. Pat dry with a clean towel. Use moisturizer on your face. Wash your face during the day if needed.

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Cleanse your face first with a gentle non-oil and non-alcohol based cleanser.  Place the cleanser on your fingertips and use gentle, circular motions to loosen any dirt. Wash for about a minute, then rinse with cool or lukewarm water. Pat dry with a clean towel. Mix 1 teaspoon (4.9 mL) of sea salt with 3 teaspoons (15 mL) of hot water in a small bowl or cup. Stir until the sea salt is dissolved. Make sure you use sea salt, not table salt. Table salt contains only NaCl. It may also contain iodine, if it is iodized table salt. Sea salt contains a wide range of necessary minerals, including calcium, magnesium, sodium, chlorine, iodine, potassium, zinc, iron and trace minerals. There are several natural remedies that can help make your skin healthier and clearer. Add 1 tablespoon (15 mL) of one of the following:  Aloe vera gel: This is available at natural health food stores. It can help heal your skin.   Green tea: Steep some green tea and add it to your sea salt mixture to get the tea’s antioxidant benefits.  Honey: Use honey for its antibacterial actions and to promote healing. You can choose to apply the sea salt mixture to your entire face or apply it in certain areas. You can use your fingers to spread the mixture all over your face. Alternately, use a cotton swab and dip the tip into the mixture. Then apply where needed. Avoid getting the mixture near your eyes. Allow the sea salt facial mask to dry on your skin. Don’t leave it on for longer than 10 minutes though. Sea salt draws moisture out of your skin and can dry it out too much. Use cool to lukewarm water to rinse the facial mask from your skin. Work the mask off of your face with your fingers as you rinse it with water. Gently dry your face with a towel. Don’t rub your face, as this will irritate your skin further. Apply a “non-comedogenic” moisturizer. Non-comedogenic means that it will not clog your pores.  Examples include Olay, Neutrogena and Clinique moisturizers.  Look for the term “non-comedogenic” on the label. You can check the labels of...


Wash your face with a mild cleanser. Control daytime oil with astringent face pads or oil-blotting sheets. Keep your hair clean and off of your face. Avoid skin irritants.

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Try Dove, Neutrogena, Cetaphil, CeraVe or Basics, as these products will not cause dryness. Wash your face one to two times per day. If oil persists, use an over-the-counter medicated acne wash that contains benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, resorcinol or salicylic acid.  Use warm water to wet your face. Apply a dime-sized amount of the cleanser to your fingers and lather it in your palms. Use your fingers to massage the cleanser onto your face. Apply in a circular motion and massage for about a minute. Be sure the cleanser removes all makeup and any visible dirt or debris. Use warm water to rinse off all the cleanser. Rinse thoroughly, as leftover cleanser may dry skin. Never blot or wipe off the cleanser, as you may leave behind dirt and oil the cleanser has lifted from your pores. Pat dry with a clean towel. Dirty towels can transfer oil and bacteria and contribute to breakouts. Wash linen frequently in hot water with dermatologist-recommended detergent. Apply an oil-free moisturizer with sunscreen immediately after washing. The moisturizer will trap water on your damp face and keep your skin hydrated all day. Many acne products cause photosensitivity and increase your risk of sunburn, so proper SPF is crucial. If oil builds up on your face and you are unable to wash it, use these over-the-counter products to soak up oil.  Blot shiny spots on your face with pad or sheet. Pay special attention to your t-zone (your forehead, nose and chin), where breakouts are most common. Discard pads or sheets when they appear dirty. Do not attempt to clean your face with a discolored pad; you will only transfer oil and bacteria. It may take several pads to clean your face. If you do not have access to astringent pads or oil-blotting sheets, you can dab your face with tissues. The oil that is produced from your scalp and is in your hair can transfer to your face if they come into contact. Keep your hair pulled back so that it does not touch your face and be sure to pin bangs off your forehead. Make sure you are keeping your hair...


Wash your face with hot water each morning. Make a sugar-based scrub exfoliator. Make and use a lemon-based toner. Finish your cleanse by rubbing an ice cube on your face. Repeat the above steps twice every day for a week. Give your skin regular attention in the long-term.

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You may want to try one of the simplest DIY remedies before resorting to storebought creams, particularly if money is a concern. Washing your face is a remarkably effective way to clear up your skin.  If you have dirt and bacteria in your skin, hot water will open your pores, making it easier to clean the gunk out. Using a gently soaked face towel should do the trick. The water should be hot, but not so hot that it's painful to apply to your face. Chances are, you already have everything you need to make a sugar-based exfoliator at home!  First, mix two tablespoons of sugar into 2 tablespoons of water. Once fully mixed, add another tablespoon of sugar and stir again. Drain out some of the excess water from your sugar mixture. Following that, splash some water on your face, and rub the mixture on each cheek in a circular motion for one minute each. If you're the DIY type, you can approximate a good toner at home with a lemon. Get about ten drops of lemon juice on your hands after you wash your face.  Smear the drops on your face and wipe away after a few seconds. This should attend to the dirt particles your cleanser may have missed. Make sure to keep the lemon juice away from your eyes. The resulting irritation may be painful if applied carelessly. Apple cider vinegar is a great alternative toner if you don't want to use lemon juice. This will comprise the end of your 'ritual'. This will close your facial pores again and keep dirt and bacteria from getting in, thus keeping your skin clear. Think of this step like patching up an airlock; now that you've opened up your skin and cleared out the muck, you'll want to close your pores back up again so your progress isn't undone. If ice cubes aren't available, a splash of cold water across the face should do, although it won't likely be as effective as the method above. By making a bi-daily routine of this process, you're effectively doubling the amount of progress you can make in getting clearer skin, than if you were just doing it once in the morning. Making sure...


Wash your face.

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No matter what kind of skin you have, always wash your face before putting on makeup. This will give you the ideal canvas for your makeup by leaving skin fresh and ready for anything you put on it. It also will wash away any leftover makeup or products that you may have used. This will prevent breakouts and clogged pores. Use a gentle face wash formulated for dry skin to wash your face. Face washes meant for normal or oily skin will be too aggressive, and could cause dryness to get worse.


Wash your face. Apply a scrub to your brows. Massage the scrub over your skin. Moisturize your skin after exfoliating.

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Your brows should be clean of any dirt, makeup, or other debris before exfoliating. Wet your face, and use your favorite facial cleanser to gently clean your face, including the brow area. Rinse your face with warm water, and pat it dry with a towel. If you’ve used a particularly long-wearing brow pencil, pomade, or other product, you may need to use a makeup remover on your brow area before cleansing your face to ensure that all of the makeup comes off. Once your brow area is clean, take a small amount of facial scrub and smooth it over your brows. You don’t want to apply too much, but there should be enough for a thin layer across the entire brow.  Facial scrubs are sometimes too soft to effectively remove the dead skin cells and stimulate the hair follicles. However, body scrubs are usually too rough. You may want to purchase a scrub designed specifically for the brow area. If you prefer all-natural skincare products, you may can make your own scrub for your brows. Mix 2 parts olive oil with 1 part sea salt in a bowl, and apply it to your brows. You can add a drop or 2 of your favorite essential oil to add a pleasant scent to the scrub if you like. With the scrub spread over your brows, gently massage it into the skin. Use a circular motion and moderate pressure to work the product through the brow hair down to the roots. Scrub each brow for 1 minute to ensure that you remove all of the dead skin and increase blood flow to the area. If your brows start to feel tender as you’re scrubbing, stop immediately even if the minute isn’t up. Your skin may be too sensitive to scrub for that long. It’s especially important to moisturize if you have a problem with dry, flaky skin under your brows. The moisturizer will absorb into the skin more easily, so the area will be effectively hydrated. You can use your daily face moisturizer.


Wash your face. Avoid alcohol. Stay hydrated. Don’t smoke. Use sunscreen. Wear sunglasses.

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Use gentle cleanser twice a day. Keeping your skin clean helps reduce the impurities and gets rid of the oil and grime that naturally get on our skin. Drinking alcohol can dry out your skin. The area around your eyes is particularly full of water, so alcohol has an outsize effect on it. Even though it won’t necessarily show in increased hydration of your skin, it helps your overall health. It can also help you recover from dry environments and exposure to smoke or other irritants. Smoking, like alcohol, dries out your skin. The constant smoke in your face also means that you’re going be crinkling up your eyes more to avoid the smoke, creating more wrinkles around your eyes. Smoke is also bad for your eyes themselves, and can cause irritation. Protecting your skin from the sun is one of the most important steps you can take for skin health. The sun dries, wrinkles, and can cause permanent damage to your skin, particularly the sensitive areas on your face. Your eyes need to be protected from the harmful rays of the sun just as much as your skin does. Squinting as you look into the sunlight can also cause wrinkles in your skin. Choose ones with UV protection.


Wash your face. Care for your teeth. . Smell nice.

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Your face is the first thing people see when they meet you. Caring for your skin is important to prevent acne, dry skin, or oily skin, and to look and feel your best.  Wash your face with either cold or lukewarm water. Avoid using warm/hot water when you wash up.  Use a gentle exfoliator once or twice a week. Don't exfoliate too often, or you could irritate your skin.  Pat your face dry with a clean, gentle cloth. Don't rub your face dry, or you could upset the skin. Brushing and flossing should be a part of your daily routine, at least twice each day. Proper dental care will help prevent bad breath and keep your teeth bright and healthy.  Use an 18 inch-long piece of dental floss to get between your teeth, starting with the top row and working your way to the bottom. Form a C-shape around each tooth to ensure you get all sides (including the backs of teeth).  Use an antiseptic mouthwash to help kill bacteria in your mouth. Swish with mouthwash for roughly 30 to 60 seconds, then spit. Apply a pea-sized glob of fluoride toothpaste onto your toothbrush and work it across your teeth in a circular motion. Brush the front, back, and chewing surface of each tooth, then gently work your brush along the gum line to remove plaque and food residue. hower daily. Most Americans shower on a daily basis, though many shower every other day or even less frequently, depending on water availability. Whenever you shower, it's important to take care of yourself for a cleaner, more confident body.  Try to keep to a lukewarm temperature. Temperature extremes can dry out your skin. Lather the shampoo of your choice and rub it into your scalp. You should also wash your beard (if you have facial hair) with shampoo to keep it clean and odor-free. Rinse out all the shampoo from your hair. If using conditioner, apply it similarly to your scalp and wash it all out. Use soap or body wash to clean everything from your neck down. Lather, apply, and rinse thoroughly. Wash your genital area and posterior, moving from front to back. Make sure...


Wash your face. Cut a hydrocolloid dressing to fit over the popped pimple. Cover the pimple with a hydrocolloid dressing. Replace the hydrocolloid dressing.

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Wash your hands thoroughly before you touch your face. Gently clean your face with a mild soap or facial cleanser and warm water. Use light circular motions as you wash your face. Rinse your face off with warm water and pat it down with a clean cotton towel when you're done. You can find these in most drug stores, pharmacies, or department stores. Cut a large enough piece of hydrocolloid dressing so that it can fit over the area of skin where you pimple is. Once it's the right size, you can remove the paper backing to uncover the adhesive.  If the dressing is already an appropriate size for your pimple, you can skip this step. If your dressing does not have adhesive, you can secure the edges of the dressing with medical tape. Press the sticky side of the dressing onto the pimple. Flatten out the dressing onto your face, making sure to smooth over any wrinkles or creases in it.  Hydrocolloid dressings absorb fluids in a wound and reduce swelling. Examples of hydrocolloid dressings include Nexcare Acne Absorbing Covers, Johnson & Johnson Tough Pads, or DuoDERM Dressing. Leave the hydrocolloid dressing on your face overnight. Replace the dressing in the morning when you wake up. You should see a reduction in both pus and inflammation around the area.  If your skin gets irritated or a rash forms, stop using hydrocolloid dressings. Gently pick up one corner of the dressing and peel it away to remove it.


Wash your face. Exfoliate a few times a week. Moisturize. Prime your face. Use an eye primer.

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Washing away dirt, sebum and old makeup will help your fresh makeup stay in place a lot longer. If you put fresh makeup on a dirty face, it'll tend to slip off or flake away.  Wash your face in the morning, before putting on makeup. Don't use harsh soap on your face. It can cause irritation and dryness, which will make your makeup come off sooner. Dead skin tends to accumulate on the face, especially with age, so it's important to exfoliate a few times a week to remove it. Putting makeup over dead skin will cause it to flake off during the day. Your makeup will look, feel and behave better on a smooth, exfoliated face.  You can use a facial brush to lightly brush the dead skin from your face. Rub it in circles, never pressing too hard.  A homemade sugar scrub also works well as a gentle exfoliant. Don't forget your lips! They need to be exfoliated, too, in order for lipstick to stay in place. For oily skin, buy an oil-free or gel moisturizer, and for dry skin, buy a more nourishing one. Make sure to get a moisturizer with at least SPF 15 in it to protect you skin from the sun, or a separate SPF 30 if you live in a sunny place. If you are older, you can use a moisturizer with anti-wrinkle properties. Don't use a rich, creamy moisturizer during the day. It could make your face too slick for your makeup. Instead, apply creams before bed and wear them overnight to get the moisturizing benefits without messing up your makeup. Using a good primer is the trick to having makeup that stays throughout the whole day. Some primers can get a little pricey, but you don't need to use very much for a good finish. Apply the primer over your entire face, especially over red areas or oily areas, and any blemishes that you want to cover. It makes your eyeshadow last longer and prevents creasing in the lid. Also, it makes colors seem more vibrant and less translucent. A liquid concealer can work for this also.  If you don't use a lot of eye makeup, an eye primer may not be necessary. However, it can really help if your eye makeup...


Wash your face. Peel the back of the rhinestone off using tweezers. Apply and hold to your face.

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You want to start with a clean palette. Do not apply moisturizer or any cream to the area where you will be applying your lip stud. Simply wash your face and towel dry. You may want a second pair of tweezers for this. Holding the rhinestone down with one pair, you can use the second pair to lift the protective backing of the rhinestone off. Pick the rhinestone up and gently apply it to the area you want your fake lip stud. The longer you firmly hold the rhinestone in place, the longer your fake lip stud will last.


Wash your face. Scoop cream from jar. Apply cream to the area around your eye. Choose the right time.

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Your eye cream will absorb better if you place it on a clean surface. Take care to wash your face before you apply eye cream. Do this whether you are using a night cream, a day cream, or both.  Use warm water to wash your face. If the water is too hot, it can strip your face of moisture. Choose a gentle cleanser. Use a cream cleanser to add extra moisture to your skin. Wet your face, then gently massage cleanser onto your entire face, using circular motions. Rinse the cleanser off, then pat your face dry with a clean, soft towel. After washing and drying your face, apply any serums or toners that you use. Your eye cream should be the last thing that you apply in your skin care routine. Make sure to wash your hands before touching the cream.  Most eye creams come in small jars. After washing your hands, use your ring finger to scoop cream from the jar. Eye creams are typically much thicker than regular moisturizers. Because of this, a little goes a long way. You will need an amount of cream about the size of a pea. Start small, and add more if you need to. If you are using a gel instead of a cream, use the same process. You might need a slightly larger amount. It is important to use your ring (or fourth) finger to apply eye cream. It is the weakest of your fingers. By using your ring finger, you are less likely to accidentally apply too much pressure and damage the sensitive skin around your eyes.  Pat the cream onto the area around your eye. Do not rub, as you could tear the gentle skin. Take care to go all the way around your orbital socket, which is the bone that surrounds your eye. You can feel its circular shape. Eye cream needs to be applied to this entire area. Use your sunglasses as a guideline. You should apply cream to any part of your face that is covered by your shades. Some eye creams are made specifically to use at night. They are typically thicker, and may have anti-aging ingredients. Apply your eye cream at least 15 minutes before going to bed.  It is important to allow your skin time to absorb...


Wash your face. Use a clay mask. Wait for the mask to dry. Rinse the mask off. Follow up the mask with moisturizer.

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To prepare your face for the clay mask, wash it with warm water and pat it dry. Be sure the water is warm, not hot. With your fingertips or a fan brush, apply a thin layer of the clay mask on your face in sweeping motions. Avoid your eyes and mouth. Clay masks will pull out the dirt and oil in your pores. Clay masks are best for people with oily, non-sensitive skin. They may be too intense for sensitive skin types. Don't let the mask dry completely. It should start to change colors (look lighter) but still feel tacky to the touch. If you let it dry completely, it pulls the moisture out of your skin. If the clay mask comes off when you touch it, it's still too wet. Use water to soften the clay. Use a washcloth to scrub your face clean, being sure to remove all the mask. Lightly apply an oil-free moisturizer after you've dried your face off. You can use clay masks up to 2-3 times per week, depending on how your skin responds.


Wash your feet every day or every other day with soap. Put deodorant on your feet.

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If fungus or bacteria is what's causing your feet and shoes to smell, it's a good idea to attack the smell at the source. Every day when taking a shower, give both of your feet a good, sudsy wipe-down with soap. Washing your feet every day with soap may dry them out and leave them cracked. If they get dry, moisturize them with after washing and consider washing every other day. This might sound weird, but keep in mind that your feet sweat too.  Buy a stick of deodorant that is meant only for your feet (that is, don't use it anywhere else) and apply it every morning.


Wash your feet with mild soap and warm water. Be thorough. Pat your feet dry with a clean towel.

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Before soaking your feet in the foot bath, give them a quick wash to remove any excess dirt. Stand in your bathtub or shower, get your feet wet, soap them up, and rinse them. Be sure to use a mild soap that won’t irritate the skin of your feet. Be sure to wash between your toes, around your ankles, and at the tops of your feet in addition to your soles. This is particularly important if you’re often barefoot or in sandals. As you do so, pay attention to any particularly dry areas of your feet, as they might be less obvious once they’re in the bath. You’ll want to remember them for when you exfoliate your feet later.


Wash your fingerlings. Prep your potatoes. Let them simmer in boiled water. Test their texture. Remove from heat and season.

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First, wash your hands. Then use your thumbs and fingers to scrub the potatoes under running water. Only use water, never any sort of soap. Wash them even if you intend on peeling the skins, since your peeler may shift dirt and chemicals from the skin to the flesh when you peel unwashed potatoes. First, peel 1.5 lbs (680 g) of potatoes, if desired. Decide whether to serve them whole, halved, sliced, diced, or smashed. If you choose sliced, diced, or smashed, cut your fingerlings now with a clean knife. If you plan on serving them as halves, you can either halve them now or after boiling, when they are softer. Transfer to a pot when finished. For smashed potatoes, dice them up into small bits. Fill the pot with enough water to cover the potatoes. Place the pot on a burner. Set the burner to medium or high. Once the water starts to boil, lower the heat to simmer and let your fingerlings sit for ten minutes. If you enjoy potatoes with a vinegary taste, try substituting the water entirely with either white or malt vinegar. For a milder taste, use an equal mix of vinegar and water. After they have simmered for ten minutes, poke a potato with your knife. If the skin still offers resistance, let your fingerlings simmer for another minute and try again. Repeat until the knife slides smoothly through the skin and flesh without any difficulty. Turn off the burner. Hold a colander over the sink. Empty the pot into the colander slowly to avoid any splashback of scalding water. If you are going to serve them as halves but haven’t cut them in two yet, do so now. Combine 2 tablespoons of melted butter with your seasonings in a bowl, add your potatoes, and toss. If you are smashing your potatoes, either toss them in the bowl with the butter and seasonings in the bowl first or simply use your masher to mix them in. If you need more moisture, add butter, cream cheese, sour cream, and/or cream in a tablespoon at a time until you reach your desired consistency.


Wash your fingernails with soap and water. Swab your nails with nail polish remover. Apply a base coat to your nails.

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Your nails need to be washed clean before you begin to paint them, otherwise the polish will stick to small flecks of dirt, rather than your nail. Also, clean out any dirt from underneath your nails so it won’t stick to the nail polish once you apply it. Make sure your nails are trimmed at the length you want them. For a more precise manicure, use a cuticle tool to push back your cuticles. Soak a clean cotton ball in nail polish remover, and swipe the cotton ball over each of your fingernails. Nail polish remover will clean your fingernails of any grease or oils that the soap and water may not have removed.  You can use either acetone or non-acetone polish remover for this step. Wash your hands again to clean off allow the nail polish remover. If you don’t clean this off, the polish may not stick well to your nails. Before applying the color you’ve chosen, start with a base coat. This will ensure that the polish stays on your nails for as long as possible. The base coat will adhere firmly to your nails and will give the polish a soft surface that it can easily stick to. Wait a few minutes for the base coat to dry before applying the polish.  You can use a clear or base coat nail polish. Either will be available at any drug store or nail salon. For a more vibrant color overall, you can even use white nail polish as a base coat.


Wash your hair 1-2 times a week to prevent excessive dryness. Detangle your hair Try washing your hair with conditioner instead of using shampoo. Use a deep conditioning treatment 1-2 times a week. Apply leave-in conditioner and natural oils to your hair while it is damp.

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African hair should not be washed every day. To preserve your natural oils and prevent breakage caused from dryness, wash your hair about 1 time a week. If your hair is greasy or your scalp is itchy, you can wash your hair more than once a week. This is just a guideline. with your fingers when you are in the shower. Instead of using a brush or a comb, get major tangles out of your hair with your fingers. As your hair is wet, comb through it with your fingers and separate the strands with any knots or tangles. Start from the ends of your hair and work your way up the strands. Detangle your hair before you apply shampoo or conditioner. If your hair is very knotted, apply your shampoo or conditioner first. This lubricates your hair and makes it easier to untangle. In addition, you can use a wide-tooth comb to help untangle it. Only use this if you have to. Shampoos are often too harsh for African hair. To wash your hair yet still provide moisture, use conditioner instead! Apply a generous amount to your hair after you completely wet it, and work the conditioner through your hair with your fingers. In addition, rub the roots of your hair with the conditioner to cleanse your scalp. Finally, rinse your hair thoroughly after 1-3 minutes. If you don’t want to use conditioner as your shampoo, ensure you use sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfates in shampoo often strip your hair of natural oils, which help prevent breakage. Apply a generous amount from root to tip after you wash your hair. Let the conditioner sit on your hair for 15-45 minutes. For best results, wrap your hair in a plastic shower cap. Rinse the conditioner out completely after it sits on your hair for awhile.  Applying a deep conditioner prevents hair breakage by infusing your hair with intense conditioning ingredients. Your hair can be damp or dry when using deep conditioner. For a deeper treatment, sit under a hair dryer after you put on the shower cap. The heat will help the conditioner penetrate your hair deeper. Look for deep conditioners for chemically...


Wash your hair 2-3 times a week. Dry your hair completely. Protect your extensions while you sleep.

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If you wash your hair too often, your dreadlocks will become loose and frizzy. However, if you don’t wash them enough, they’ll start to smell bad. While washing, focus on massaging your scalp and gently massaging the base of your dreadlocks. Avoid using conditioner or any detanglers.  To avoid shampoo buildup in your dreadlocks, use a residue-free shampoo.   If you dye your hair or you’re using color-treated extensions, use a color safe, residue-free shampoo. If your dreadlocks stay wet for too long, mildew will grow on the inside. After showering, squeeze as much water as you can out of your dreadlocks and into the shower. Next, wrap your hair in a fluffy towel for 10-20 minutes. Last, allow your hair to air dry before putting it up or wearing a hat.   If your dreadlocks still haven’t air-dried within an hour, use a hair dryer to speed up the process. Be careful not to melt any synthetic extensions with the hairdryer. When you sleep with dreadlocks, the friction of your head against the pillow can loosen or tangle your extensions. Avoid this problem by wearing a silk hair covering while you sleep. Alternatively, you can use a silk pillow or braid your hair to keep it all in one place. Never sleep with wet dreadlocks as they won’t dry properly.


Wash your hair 24 to 48 hours before you plan to color. Brush your hair to remove tangles and build-up. Apply vaseline around your hairline. Wrap a towel around your neck.

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Your natural hair oils need time to build up on your scalp, so wait a day after washing your hair to apply the dye. The natural oils will protect your scalp and help the color absorb into your hair. Run the brush through your hair for a few minutes before you apply the product. You need to remove tangles and excess hair product so that your hair dyes evenly. Your hair should be dry when you apply the dye. Vaseline will help prevent the dye from staining your skin. You should use it on your face, ears, and neck. A thin layer is all you need to protect your skin. The towel will protect your clothes and skin from the dye. Secure the towel with a clip or rubber band so that it doesn’t come off while you’re in the middle of applying the product.  Choose an old towel or one that is dark colored because the towel will most likely be stained by the hair dye. Lift your arms up to your hair a few times to make sure that the towel is secure and won’t fall off while you're in the middle of dying your hair. Alternatively, you could use a hairdresser's cape if you have one.


Wash your hair 3 to 4 days before you dye your hair. Condition your hair on the day you choose to dye it. Bleach and tone your hair if you want a vivid, pastel, or blonde shade. Buy a boxed dye specifically formulated for natural hair. Dye a thin strand of hair to test the color and porosity.

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You want your hair to be clean, but not too clean. Washing it 3 to 4 days beforehand will ensure that your hair is free of dirt and build-up, but has developed enough oils to protect it during the dyeing process. Avoid using too many hair products 3 to 4 days before you dye your hair. This includes mousse, gel, and cream. You can use a leave-in conditioner cream or spray. Allow your hair to air-dry, or speed up the process using a hair dryer on a cool setting. Once your hair is dry, you are ready to dye it. The conditioner will help keep your hair nourished throughout the process. Separate your dry hair into 4 equal sections. Apply the bleach to 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) partings within those sections, starting from the ends, to make sure each strand is saturated. Leave it on for the time recommended on the package, but check your hair every 5 to 10 minutes in case it develops faster. Rinse the bleach out, then follow up with shampoo. Apply purple hair toner, afterwards following the instructions on the bottle.  Don't lighten your hair more than 3 levels at once. If you want to go lighter, go to a trained stylist, and be prepared for multiple sessions. You can tell how many levels you're lifting your hair based on the developer volume you use, from 10 to 40. A 30 volume developer typically lifts 3 levels. Consider balayage. This way, you won't have to retouch your hair as often because your roots will already be their natural color. The box will say that it is for "natural hair" or "women of color" on it. This type of dye is different from other boxed dyes in that it is much gentler. It is also designed to work on darker, more porous hair.  If you have long hair, buy 2 to 3 boxes of hair dye in case you run out.  If your hair is short, 1 box of hair dye should be fine. Mix up your dye according to the package instructions, then apply it to a thin strand of hair behind your ear. Wait for the time recommended on the package, watching the strand closely. Rinse the dye out, then note the following:  If the strand didn't...


Wash your hair Spray your hair with dry shampoo when it looks oily. Avoid extensive use of hot tools on your hair. Stay away from harsh hair dye. Brush your hair

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about 2-3 times a week. Keeping your hair clean is a must, but washing it too frequently may actually be thinning your hair. Each wash rinses out oils and nutrients produced by your scalp. Over time, this can cause your hair to become brittle and break, so try to wash your hair as infrequently as possible.  If you have very fine hair or you exercise (or sweat) a lot, you might need to wash your hair daily. Otherwise, skipping a day or two is perfectly fine. Use conditioner every time you wash your hair to restore moisture. If your hair gets too oily, it can actually look thinner, which is one of the drawbacks of washing your hair less often. To prevent this, invest in a dry shampoo. Shake the dry shampoo can and hold it 8–10 in (20–25 cm) away from your head, then spray it onto your roots in short bursts. Just like when you look for a regular shampoo, you should choose a dry shampoo that's formulated for your hair type. If you have very dark hair, look for a dark-tinted dry shampoo so it doesn't leave a chalky white film on your hair. When possible, avoid using a blow dryer, flat iron, or curling iron. These tools can burn the ends of your hair, causing split-ends and breakage. This, in turn, makes your hair look thinner. If you do want to use heat to style your hair, spray on a heat protectant first, and limit the use of hot tools to about once a week.  Let your hair air-dry when possible, and save styling tools for special occasions. If you don't like the way your hair naturally dries, apply frizz-fighting products to wet hair so that hair dries smoothly. Use the lowest possible temperature setting for your hair type. For example, thin hair may only need a temperature of about 200 °F (93 °C) while thick hair may require a temperature of 350 °F (177 °C). It can be fun and exciting to color your hair, but some bleach and other chemicals can have a drying-out effect that, when coupled with styling tools, can cause serious damage to your hair. Avoid using these harsh chemicals on your hair. If you really want...


Wash your hair as usual. Blot your hair with a towel. Comb out any tangles. Apply a heat protectant product.

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Blow drying requires applying direct heat, which can damage your hair. Use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner to help your hair retain its natural oils. This will minimize breakage, dryness, and/or frizziness. Moisturizing products that contain natural oils, such as coconut oil or avocado oil, are great choices to help your hair retain and restore its natural oils. Blow drying your hair while it is soaking wet requires more heat and can damage your hair. Gently blot your hair with a towel to remove the excess moisture. Avoid rubbing, squeezing, or twisting your hair, as this can damage it.  Use a microfiber towel or a soft T-shirt to dry your hair if possible. Microfiber towels cause less friction and put less stress on your hair than cotton towels. This leads to less frizz and less damage to your hair over time.  You can tell if your hair is dry enough by grabbing a strand of hair near the root and running your fingers along its length to to the tips. If water drips from your hair, you should continue towel or air drying it before blow drying. Combing a part into your hair will make it easier to style. Your hair should naturally fall around the part already. Run a comb through your hair to remove any knots. This will allow you to dry your hair more evenly.  When combing your hair, always start at the ends and work your way toward the crown of your head. It's better to comb instead of brush your hair when it's wet because your strands are weaker when wet. Be gentle as you comb your wet hair, as you can cause significant breakage.  If your hair is curly, use a wide tooth comb to gently untangle any knots. Brushing curly hair can make it frizzy and unmanageable. Blow drying can cause intense damage to your hair if it isn’t properly protected. Apply a thermal protectant product, such as a heat-activated spray or mousse, to keep it from being fried by the blow dryer. Use enough product to cover every strand of hair.


Wash your hair every 4-7 days. Try a pre-poo treatment. Keep your hair moisturized. Take care of your scalp.

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Washing regularly helps to remove any hair product build up you might have, allowing your scalp to breathe. When you wash, you also stimulate blood flow to the scalp, which encourages hair growth.  A lot of shampoos on the market contain sulfates, which can strip your hair of its natural oils. These natural oils help your hair to stay moisturized, preventing breakage. Search for sulfate-free products to keep your hair healthy and strong.  Remember to deep condition when you wash. Deep conditioning can be time consuming, but it may help repair any damage from breakage. If your hair feels too dry after a regular wash, consider treating your hair with oil, or pre-pooing, before shampooing. Popular pre-poo oils are olive oil and coconut oil. Coconut oil may even help reduce protein loss during your shampooing process.  Mix together 1/4 cup of olive oil, 2 tablespoons of castor oil, and 4 drops of tea tree oil and apply to damp or dry hair. Cover your hair with a shower cap and let the mixture sit for about 15 minutes before shampooing as normal.  Mix together 4 tablespoons of coconut milk, 2 tablespoons of honey, and 1 tablespoon each of 3 different oils. Olive, castor, coconut, almond, and jojoba oil are all great choices. Warm the mixture in the microwave and apply it to dry, unwashed hair. Cover your hair with a shower cap and a thermal heat turban and let it sit for an hour before washing as normal. You might find that your hair gets a little dried out even if you follow a good hair washing routine. If this happens, you may need to use a moisturizer or sealant between washes.  Water is the best moisturizer for dry hair. Some days you may be able to get by with just spraying a little water on your hair to keep it soft. If you do have to buy a moisturizer, search for products that have water listed as the first or second ingredient.  Sealants help keep the moisture in your hair, and are often made with oils and butters. You should only apply sealants after you moisturize, otherwise you'll just have greasy hair....


Wash your hair less often. Always use conditioner. Refrain from using hot water.

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Use shampoo only a couple times per week. Leave your hair’s natural oils intact for better health. Only lather the shampoo a little bit. If your scalp tends to be very oily and needs more frequent washes, focus on your scalp and roots and leave the rest alone. Avoid over-rinsing, which will further remove your hair’s natural oils.  Use a mild shampoo that has no alcohol. Also avoid products made of silicone or its derivatives, which can be identified by the suffix “-cone” on the list of ingredients. These chemicals will create drier hair. Also be wary of shampoos containing sulfate, which will leave your hair lusterless. Invest in more intensive formulas for the winter months. Before you wet your hair, work in a pre-wash conditioner. Then condition your hair again after every shampoo with a leave-in formula to replenish moisture. If your hair tends to dry out very quickly in general, condition it in between shampoos as well. Although a hot shower in cold weather might feel like heaven, be aware that it’s hell for your hair. Before you dunk your head under the stream to treat it, lower the temperature to lukewarm. When it’s time to rinse, lower it again until it’s cool to cold. Use the cold water to seal your hair’s cuticles and prevent its oils from escaping.


Wash your hair less often. Use less shampoo. Let it air dry as often as possible. Don't use damaging styling techniques. Stay away from damaging treatments.

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Many people make the mistake of washing their hair every day. This practice strips your hair of healthy oils that protect it from drying out. While washing your hair is obviously necessary to keep it looking healthy and fresh, see if you can scale back to washing it just once or twice a week. In a few weeks' time, your hair will look and feel less dry and brittle.  If you're used to washing your hair more often, it might take a few weeks for your scalp to adjust. For the first few weeks, your scalp might continue overproducing oil. If you can wait it out, you'll find that your body will eventually grow used to your new routine and produce less oil between washes. To perk up your hair between washes, try using dry shampoo. It's a simple mixture of powder (such as cornstarch or baby powder) and essential oils. While dry shampoo doesn't clean your hair, it does absorb oil and add a pleasant scent that gives your hair the appearance of being freshly washed. Do you tend to use gobs of shampoo in an effort to get your hair clean? It's really not necessary to use more than a dime or quarter-sized amount, depending on your hair length. Extra shampoo can be hard on your hair by washing away the protective oils that keep your hair soft and shiny, rather than dry.  A good rule of thumb to follow is that if your hair ends up "squeaky clean," you've used too much shampoo. When your hair dries, it will feel drier than it should. To avoid using too much shampoo, wet your hair completely before applying shampoo. Rub the shampoo between your palms and work it into your hair from the roots to the tips. Using a hair dryer causes your hair to get dry, brittle and frayed. It leads to more split ends and dull-looking hair if you do it too often. Even though you might be tempted to dry your hair with a hair dryer, try giving it a break and letting it air dry at least five days out of the week. If you can go longer without using a hair dryer, even better.  When you do use a hair dryer, use a low, warm or cool setting instead of a...