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There are lots of options available in the market for proper eye care. But have you ever explored some basic home tips for eye care, if not this article is for you–

• Castor Oil can be used for strengthening eye lashes. Apply it at night time for better results.
• Cucumber is not only good in eating, but can be useful for eyelids. Create a mixture of cucumber & potato juice. Chill it & apply it on eyelids for some time then wash it.
• Use salty water (salt & water) for washing eyes. It makes the eyes bright.
• Apply mixture of lemon & tomato juice around the eyes. Wash the same after some time with cold & hot water.
• Coconut oil is good for removing dark circles around the eyes.
• Mixture of cucumber juice & rose water is good for removing black circles around the eyes.
• Applying cold milk helps in reducing dark circles around the eyes.

If after pregnancy you thought that your body had seen all the changes and now it is over, you are wrong. You’re still in for some big changes, as your body recovers from pregnancy and labor and adjusts to its new demands like breast-feeding. A well informed woman can use this time to heal her body properly and give it rest & care that it needs.

During pregnancy, most women experience some form of hyper-pigmentation. Such as a linea nigra (the line that runs down your belly) or melasma (darker pigmentation on your face), both of which are believed to be caused by an increase in estrogen. After you’ve given birth, these lines will fade, but they do so very slowly and they may never disappear entirely.

Best prevention is to avoid sun exposure, and use SPF 30 or higher sun cream.

Are Moisturizers so essential for the skill care that it is one of the most common beauty products sold in the world.

At the very basic level the moisturizer are used mostly for following reasons:

O        It acts as a barrier against outside pollutants, toxins, bacteria, viruses, fungi and hence prevents the essential components of our skin and tissues from escaping our bodies.

O        It helps in increasing the water content of the skin hence hydrating the skin.

O        It prevents the water loss from the skin (called trans-epidermal).

O        It helps in rebalancing the skin's composition of lipids (fats) both inside and outside the skin cells.

O        It provide nutrients and regulatory substances to the viable portion of the dermis and epidermis.

Do you love chocolate? If yes, you have another reason to enjoy the same. Researchers have found out that drinking a cup of hot cocoa provides protection from the sun and natural elements, and helps to looking younger.

Women who drank an antioxidant-rich brand of hot cocoa for three months developed smoother, better-hydrated skin that was less vulnerable to sunburn. The improvements may stem from the cocoa's high levels of antioxidants called flavonols. Flavonols are a group of plant compounds found in tea, wine and a variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as cocoa beans.

The findings suggest that dietary flavonols from cocoa contribute to endogenous photoprotection, improve dermal blood circulation, and affect cosmetically relevant skin surface and hydration variables.

Vitamins can be treated as synonym for a good skin. A diet full of vitamins will help your skin with acne, wrinkles etc.

Vitamin A not only helps in making the skin smooth and silky but also protects it from various types of skin infection and diseases. It is known to be a remarkable anti-wrinkling agent. Vegetables like carrots, tomato, cabbage, fruits, vegetable oil, cord liver oil, egg, liver, butter and milk are excellent resources for Vitamin A.

Vitamin B complex provides a pimpled free, oil-free beautiful skin. It is also for good circulation. Fruits, vegetables, cereals, eggs, milk, Bread, Yeast, green vegetables, Banana, wheat germ and milk, egg, fish, mutton, pork are main source of Vitamin B.

Vitamin C helps to fight bacteria and virus. Some excellent sources of Vitamin C are Orange, lemon, mango, apples, guava, carrot, cabbage