How to Remove Dark Eye Circles Naturally [Infographic]

How to Remove Dark Eye Circles and Bags Naturally
Infographic from StyleCraze

Dark Eye Circles and Bags

Dark circles and bags under and around the eyes are not very attractive.  They make us look tired, sick, and older.  Perhaps worst of all, they make us self-conscious and undermine our sense of confidence.


Causes

Discoloration and puffiness around the eyes can be caused by a number of things, including genetics, irregular sleep patterns especially sleep deprivation, stress, fatigue, illness, allergies, improper diet, skin irritants, sun exposure and aging.


Identifying the Cause

Of course the best way to correct dark eye circles and bags is to identify and address the cause or causes, many of which are related to or reflective of lifestyle.

✏️ Meditation, mindfulness techniques and/or yoga can help with stress management

✏️ Sleep hygiene and hacks as well as certain herbs can help improve sleep

✏️ A diet that includes a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well certain dietary supplements, can help correct vitamin and mineral deficiencies

✏️ Drinking plenty of pure, clean water can help with dehydration

You can also look at a face mapping diagram for any clues to possible health issues.  For example, a shade of dark blue underneath the eyes can be a sign of adrenal fatigue.


Treatment

There are many products on the market designed to temporarily conceal or reduce the appearance of dark circles or reduce puffiness. There are also many natural, at-home remedies that work temporarily but that also can also have a more long-term curative effect.


Infographic

This infographic from StyleCraze illustrates some at-home, DIY natural remedies which utilize foods, beverages and other ingredients you probably already have at home, like cucumber, tomatoes, potatoes, almonds, tea bags and orange juice.  For more information and many additional natural remedies - 27 in all - please visit 27 Best Home Remedies to Remove Dark Circles Under Eyes Permanently.


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Castor Oil for Eyebrow Growth and Thickness [Infographic]

Castor Oil For Eyebrows - Everything You Need to Know
Infographic from Good Health Academy

Temporary Fixes for Sparse Brows

If you have sparse or no eyebrows because of plucking, waxing, shaving or an illness like adrenal fatigue, you have a couple of options.

You can use brow pencils, gel liners, cake powders and tints. Some women use waterproof lash lengthening and thickening mascara or even brush-on eyelash fibers to give their brows some color and volume.

The trouble with all of these types of products is that they are temporary and need to be applied every day.  Application takes time and a certain amount of skill so that brows look natural.  Re-application might be necessary after certain activities, like swimming or other exercise. Some products flake off or smear.

Additionally, many of these products can be pricey if they are good quality.


A More Permanent Solution

To avoid the hassle and expense of making eyebrows appear thicker, the best solution is a more permanent one:  grow, regrow, lengthen and thicken your brow hairs (or eyelashes for that matter).

This does require some dedication and patience but its well worth the effort.


Serums and Castor Oil

There are many brow and lash growth serums on the market yet the product that gets the most and best ratings is cold-pressed, organic castor oil.  You need look no further at Amazon to verify this.

Castor oil is rich in essential fatty acids, proteins and vitamin E and has been found to have several health and beauty benefits including triggering hair growth and promoting thicker hair.


Infographic

This infographic from Good Health Academy explains a few uses of castor oil for hair health and growth as well as how to use castor oil to grow eyebrow hair.   Good Health Academy also has an in-depth and comprehensive article on using castor oil for eyebrows.  If you are thinking of using castor oil, please go to Castor Oil for Eyebrows - Everything You Need to Know (Good Health Academy).


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How Does Skin Age? The Act of Aging [Infographic]

How and Why Skin Ages - Aging Process Explained
Preventing Aging of Skin
Infographic from JeNu

Aging Skin

As we grow older, our skin ages as part of the natural aging process.  It is perfectly normal, for example, for fine lines to appear at some point.  It is thought that genes play a role in when certain changes - like thinness, dryness and fine lines - in our skin occur.

Aside from the natural aging process and genetics, environment plays a significant role in the health and appearance of our skin.  Our lifestyle choices have an impact on whether or not, and how much, our skin ages prematurely.

Some environmental and lifestyle factors that are considered to influence premature aging including exposure to sun, smoking, excessive alcohol intake, lack of exercise, an unhealthy diet and use of harsh chemicals.


How Does Skin Age?

While we understand that natural aging is normal, and we also are aware what influences and accelerates premature aging, how, why and where aging starts may not be as clear.

Understanding how skin aging actually occurs may help us to make smarter choices in terms of caring for our skin, including selecting skincare products.


Infographic

This infographic from JeNu illustrates and explains the skin aging process in some detail.  For example, it defines and explains collagen, elastin, sebum and melanin.

It also offers some tips and suggestions on preventing premature aging of skin.

To learn more, please visit JeNu.

To view a larger version of this infographic, please visit The Act of Aging - Visual.ly.


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5 Basic Skin Types [Infographic]

5 Basic Skin Types and How to Identify and Care for
Your Skin Type - Infographic from SkinCell

Skin Type vs. Skin Concern

Knowing your skin type is essential in terms of caring for your skin and selecting products and procedures to help keep your skin beautiful and healthy.

Skin type is not the same as skin concern. Skin type involves the current qualities of skin whereas skin concern is a problem that can occur on any skin type.  Thus, for example, fine lines and wrinkles are a concern that can occur on dry, sensitive or any other skin type.

Infographic

This infographic from SkinCell Advanced Aesthetic Clinics illustrates and explains factors that determine skin type, how to identify your own skin type, the five basic skin types, and tips for taking care of each basic skin type including cleansing, moisturizing, and selecting skin care products.

To view a large version of this infographic and learn more, please visit 5 Basic Skin Types: Which Type Does Your Skin Belong - SkinCell.

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Natural Skin Care Ritual and Best Ingredients [Infographic]

Natural Skin Care Ritual, DIY Skincare Solutions and
Best Natural Ingredients - Infographic from Dr. Josh Axe

Why Go Natural

There are many good reasons to consider forgoing store bought commercial skincare and beauty products and using homemade natural ingredients instead.

For one thing, do-it-yourself (DIY) products tend to be much less expensive since many of the ingredients are already in your kitchen fridge or pantry.

Another compelling reason is compassion. The chemicals used in commercial products, as well as the products themselves, are tested on animals.  Animal testing often involves unimaginable cruelty.

But perhaps the most persuasive argument is health.  Not only the health of your skin - which, in and of itself is a big deal - since your skin is your body's largest "organ" but also your overall health.  Remember that whatever you put anywhere on your body is absorbed into your body through the skin.

>>> What Toxic Chemicals Are You Absorbing?

Toxins in Commercial Products

Most commercial skincare and beauty products are laden with chemicals that are known or suspected to be toxic to humans.  These include artificial colors, fragrance, stabilizers and preservatives.

Scientific studies done to date suggest that the chemicals found in commercial skincare and beauty products (as well as other self-care, hygiene and household products) can potentially have adverse health consequences.
These adverse health consequences include hormone imbalances, allergies, infertility and possibly even cancer.

Best Ingredients for Natural Skin Care

Nature has already provided us with the best skincare ingredients.  Natural skincare "products" contain vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, phytochemicals and other nutrients that have been studied for their health effects.

Many natural skin care ingredients are also antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral.

Infographic

This infographic called Your New Natural Skin Care Ritual from Dr. Josh Axe illustrates 13 of the "best" natural skincare ingredients:

✿ Coconut Oil
✿ Tea Tree Oil
✿ Apple Cider Vinegar
✿ Raw Honey
✿ Sea Salt
✿ Avocado
✿ Lemon Essential Oil
✿ Argan Oil
✿ Aloe Vera
✿ Jojoba Oil
✿ Almond Oil
✿ Shea Butter
✿ Castor Oil

The infographic also includes a few DIY skin care solutions for things like acne, bug bites and cellulite.

For an in-depth article containing more complete information on the composition and health benefits of each of these natural skin care ingredients, please visit:  13 Best Ingredients for Your Natural Skin Care Ritual - Dr. Axe.




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What Toxic Chemicals Are You Absorbing? [Infographic]

What Toxic Chemicals Are You Absorbing Through Your Skin?
Infographic from Natural Healthy Concepts

Toxic Chemical Soup

The health and wellness experts all tells us that we are living in a toxic, chemical soup.  Every single day, we are exposed to hundreds, if not thousands, of chemicals in our environment, most of which have not even been tested.  Of the small percentage that have actually been tested for human safety, many have been found to be toxic, even carcinogenic, to humans.

Absorption Through Skin

Although we breathe in and ingest many chemicals found in the air, water, food and household cleaning products, we also absorb chemicals through our skin.  It is estimated that as much as 60% of what we put on our skin is absorbed in our body.

Health Issues

Scientific studies point to links between the ingestion and absorption of certain chemicals and human health issues including skin allergies, cancer, infertility, birth defects, reproductive problems and learning disabilities.


Chemicals in Cosmetics and Skincare Products

The cosmetic and skincare industry is known for utilizing potentially harmful and dangerous chemicals in formulating its many products. Consequently, most of the commercial skin care products and cosmetics that we buy contain one or more of  these toxic ingredients.  It is vitally important to carefully read the list of ingredients on each product label.

Chemicals to Avoid - Infographic

This infographic from Natural Healthy Concepts lists 12 ingredients that are commonly found in skin care and cosmetic products and that should be avoided.  To see a larger version of this infographic and learn more, please visit Natural Healthy Concepts - What Toxic Chemicals is Your Body Absorbing?

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Dry Skin - Best Home Remedies [Infographic]

Dry Skin - Best Home Remedies and DIY Recipes Using Only Natural
Ingredients - Infographic from Fitneass

Dry Skin Home Remedies

Here is a great infographic entitled Best Home Remedies for Dry Skin that has eight simple DIY at home recipes for softening, improving and healing dry skin on your face, neck, hands and body.

Natural, Chemical-Free Ingredients

All of the ingredients are natural and, thus, are free from potentially harmful and dangerous chemicals and toxins that are usually found in most commercial skincare products - even the ones labelled "natural".

No Animal Testing!

You can feel good about using natural ingredients like papaya, avocado, cucumber, and bananas because they have not been tested on animals.

Common Ingredients

You probably already have most or many of these ingredients in your kitchen or cupboards already.  If not, they are readily available at your local supermarket.

Save Money with DIY Recipes

Another benefit of using natural, fresh ingredients is that they are often much cheaper than commercial skincare and cosmetics.

Infographic

Infographic source and for more articles, ideas and tips on health, diets, weight loss and beauty, please visit Fitneass - The Causes of Dry Skin and How to Prevent It.


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Skin Tightening Effective DIY Home Remedies [Infographic]

Natural Effective Skin Tightening DIY Home Remedies
Infographic from StyleCraze

Signs of Aging Skin


Signs of aging skin include the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and loose, sagging skin.

As we age, we lose volume (primarily in the form of fat) and the natural elasticity in the skin.  Certain areas of the face and body tend to be more affected than others.  These areas include our face, neck, decolletage and arms.

Loss of volume and elasticity, and consequent sagging is a natural process that is considered irreversible but one that can be delayed and reduced.


Skin Tightening Options

Although cosmetic surgery, like face lifts, body lifts, arm lifts, etc. as well as laser skin tightening procedures are an option, there are much less expensive, invasive and significantly safer ways to improve the appearance of aging skin.


DIY Home Remedies

Many common foods, such as cucumber, banana, avocado, papaya, egg whites, yogurt and various oils contain ingredients that are thought or have been shown to have skin firming and tightening properties.

Detoxifying, deeply hydrating, moisturizing and plumping up skin cells with natural products goes a long way toward a healthier, firmer skin.

The benefits of using natural products are many including the avoidance of toxic chemicals that are often found in abundance in commercial products.


Infographic

This infographic from StyleCraze illustrates and summarizes the most effective skin tightening home remedies that utilize natural ingredients.

There are many more.  To read the detailed article, including why and how-to, and recipes, please go to and visit 23 Effective Home Remedies for Skin Tightening - StyleCraze.




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Thicker and Faster Eyebrow Growth: 10 Best DIY Home Remedies [Infographic, Article]

Thicker and Faster Eyebrow Growth: 10 Best DIY Home Remedies
Infographic and Article from The Indian Spot

Do you have thin or thinning eyebrows?
Wish your eyebrows would grow faster and thicker?

The Indian Spot has some suggestions for you.

In this article entitled 10 Best Home Remedies for Faster Eyebrow Growth, they offer easy tips and tricks on the care of eyebrows and natural products (such as aloe and vitamin E oil) that you can quickly make at home to encourage faster, thicker eyebrow growth.

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Beautiful, Healthy Skin: What is Retinol? [Infographic]

What is Retinol and How It Works to Fight Aging
Infographic from Zo Skin Health

What is Retinol and How it Works to Fight Aging

This infographic from Zo Skin Health briefly explains what retinol is and how it helps to fight and correct damage to aging skin.

Key Infographic Points

⦿ Retinol is pure Vitamin A
⦿ Retinol is a potent antioxidant
⦿ Retinol stimulates cell growth
⦿ Retinol builds collagen
⦿ Retinol protects skin from free radicals
⦿ Retinol repairs damaged skin cells

Source and Article

Infographic source and to read the accompanying article, please visit:

Retinol:  A Short Introduction to the Best Anti-Ageing Ingredients

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DIY Natural Organic Makeup [Infographic]

DIY Natural Organic Cosmetics and Make-up
Infographic from FIX.com

Chemicals in Cosmetics

According to the EWG's Skin Deep Cosmetics Database, personal care products are manufactured with 10,500 unique ingredients, some of which are known or suspected carcinogens, are toxic to the reproductive system or known to disrupt the endocrine system.

Personal care products include soap, body wash, lotion, shampoo, hair conditioner, toothpaste, mouthwash, lip balm, sunscreen, body lotion, shaving products and cosmetics (make-up).

Daily Exposure to Harmful Chemicals

According to the available data and surveys, it is estimated that the average U.S. woman uses 9-12 personal care products a day and is exposed to between approximately 126-128 different ingredients or chemicals.

Cosmetic products are designed to penetrate the skin.  Thus, chemicals, which are a major component of these products, get absorbed into the body and build up in human tissue, organs and fat cells over time.

Every day, hundreds of millions of people in the world needlessly expose themselves to harmful ingredients and toxic chemicals by using personal care products and potentially increasing their risk for cancer and chronic disease.

Reducing Chemical Exposure

In response to consumer demand, some cosmetic and personal care companies are beginning to formulate products with fewer chemicals.   And there are truly toxin-free brands now available. You can also make your own personal natural cosmetics and make-up using ingredients like organic coconut oil, baking soda,aloe vera, activated charcoal, and beet, spirulina, nutmeg and cacao powder.

Infographic

This infographic briefly describes give cosmetic chemicals with known side effects.  The infographic also has simple, easy recipes for DIY deodorant / antiperspirant, DIY eye shadow and face powder, and DIY mascara and eye liner.

Infographic source and to learn more, please visit Saving Face with Organic Makeup - DIY Cosmetics Solutions That are More than Skin-Deep by FIX.com.

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Foods for Healthy Hair Growth [Infographic]

Foods for Healthy Hair Growth
Infographic from Long Hair Styles How To

Foods for Hair

Every beauty expert will tell you that what you put on the inside will affect how you look on the outside!

Its true for skin, nails and for hair.

Vitamins & Minerals

Certain foods contain a high concentration of vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients that are thought to not just nourish the body, but also be particularly helpful in making hair healthier and more beautiful.

While some foods can be used topically on hair, many foods work best when eaten.

Infographic

This infographic entitled "Foods for Healthy Hair Growth"  from Haistyles How To illustrates the various foods that can encourage scalp health and shiny, silky, strong hair growth.

Infographic source and for more information, including hair tutorials, hairstyles and beauty, please visit Hairstyles How To.


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Ayurveda / Ayurvedic - Infographic from StyleCraze

The term "Ayurveda" translates to "the science of life".
In the West, Ayurveda is perhaps currently best known for being an ancient integral practice of medicine which addresses and seeks to treat various health issues.

But Ayurveda is much more than that.  It is a complete system and approach to living, and takes into consideration all aspects of human existence.

This holistic approach includes a wide range of natural remedies for radiant beauty:  beautiful and healthy skin, nails and hair.

This wonderful infographic entitled 10 Effective Ayurvedic Tips for Hair Growth from StyleCraze explains some interesting facts about hair composition, average rate of growth and fall.  It also illustrates 10 foods that are thought to aid hair growth and includes the vitamins, minerals and other nutrients found in each food that is believed to be beneficial to healthy hair and scalp.

Finally, the infographic includes 3 tips and describes 10 Ayurvedic home remedies to naturally grow hair faster. All of these DIY home remedies make use of natural ingredients, such as herbs, seeds, and oil.

Infographic source and for more information about health, wellness, hair care, skin care, and make-up, visit:  14 Effective Ayurvedic Tips for Hair Growth - StyleCraze.

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DIY Shower & Bath [Infographic]

DIY Shower, Bath, Body and Hair Care - Simple and Easy Recipes
Infographic from EO Tools

One of the best line of defenses against exposure to toxic chemicals found in commercial bath, shower, hair and various beauty and self-care products is to make your own from natural ingredients.

Some of the best known and used natural DIY beauty and hygiene products include jojoba and olive oil, coconut oil and milk, liquid castile soap, and essential oils.

This infographic from EO Tools beautifully illustrates simple recipes for natural body wash, deep hair conditioner, having cream, bubble bath, salt scrub, sugar scrub, bath bombs, coconut milk shampoo and an herbal shampoo.

All of these DIY home beauty recipes are easy to make and require only 3 to 5 ingredients.  Many of the ingredients are used repeatedly in the various skincare, body and hair care recipes.

Infographic and more information: DIY Shower & Bath - eo.tools

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6 Ways to Naturally Whiten Teeth [Infographic]

6 Ways to Naturally Whiten Your Teeth
Infographic from Dr. Josh Axe

From Dr. Josh Axe about commerical tooth whitening products

"Research has shown that teeth whitening products can damage the teeth by removing the enamel. Constant application of whitening strips have been shown to cause erosion of enamel over time and results in tooth sensitivity, especially  with eating hot and cold liquids and foods."

There are natural ways to whiten teeth without resorting to using harsh and toxic chemicals that can lead to enamel erosion and gum tissue damage.

This infographic from Dr. Axe illustrates 6 ways to whiten teeth (and help keep gums healthy).

Infographic source and to read the full article, go to 6 Ways to Naturally Whiten Your Teeth (DrAxe.com).

Dr. Axe did not include activated charcoal in this infographic,  Activated charcoal is another excellent natural way to whiten teeth.  Periodically brushing teeth with activated charcoal not only promotes a whiter and brighter smile but also good oral health while helping to prevent cavities, bad breath and gum disease.

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10 Best DIY Home Remedies for Toothache [Infographic]

Best DIY Home Remedies for Toothache
Infographic from DIY Home Remedies

Healthy teeth start with healthy gums.  Preventing gum disease goes a long way toward preventing common problems with teeth.

But if you experience a toothache, this infographic entitled "10 Best Home Remedies for Toothache" illustrates some do-it-yourself home remedies that are thought or have been shown to be quite effective in many cases.

Infographic source and to learn more about each remedy shown in the infographic, visit DIY Home Remedy - Home Remedies for Toothache.

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Cellulite Busting Super Foods [Infographic]

Super Foods to Get Rid of Cellulite
Infographic from SuperSkinnyMe

Beauty starts from within.  This seems to hold true whether we are talking about radiant skin, clear and bright eyes, luscious and silky hair, or cellulite.

Studies suggest that certain vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals and other nutrients found in abundance is some foods (primarily fruits and vegetables) can have positive effects on the health and appearance of skin.

This infographic entitled "Cellulite Busting Super Foods" from SuperSkinnyMe illustrates some of the foods that are thought to aid in reducing cellulite:

❤ Watermelon
❤ Pineapple
❤ Blueberries
❤ Eggs
❤ Spinach
❤ Oily Fish
❤ Tomatoes
❤ Flax Seeds (Flaxseed Meal)
❤ Brazil Nuts
❤ White Tea

In addition to including the suggested foods in your diet, it is also essential to stay well hydrated throughout the day by drinking plenty of clean, filtered water.  Adequate hydration plays a critical role in all aspects of health, including naturally healthy and beautiful skin, hair and nails.

Infographic source and more details on how these foods help to get rid of cellulite, as well as other great articles and posts about beauty, diet, exercise, weight loss at How to Get Rid of Cellulite - The Sexy Summer Legs - SuperSkinnyMe

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Top 10 Natural Exfoliants [Infographic]

Top 10 Natural Exfoliants - Infographic from BeYouthful.net

Exfoliating skin provides many health and beauty benefits.  But, exfoliating with commercial products that very often contain industrial chemicals negates the benefits.

Any product that is used on the skin has the potential to be absorbed into the body through the skin. Thus, products containing industrial chemicals can actually be toxic to the body.

For this reason, it is highly recommended that natural skincare and beauty products be used whenever possible.

Fortunately, many natural products that are used in skin care are already in our cupboards, pantries and refrigerators.

Another big bonus to using natural products is that many of them are inexpensive!

This infographic entitled "Top 10 Natural Exfoliants" lists and illustrates common foods that are excellent skin exfoliants:

❤ Honey
❤ Yogurt
❤ Baking Soda
❤ Sugar
❤ Oatmeal
❤ Lemon Juice
❤ Papaya
❤ Ground Nuts
❤ Ground Coffee
❤ Sea Salt

Infographic source and lots more information and tips on beauty, skincare and health:

BeYouthful.net

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Ultimate Guide: Get Rid of Razor Bumps [Infographic]

Ultimate Guide to Get Rid of Razor Bumps - Infographic from Health Ambition

This really great infographic entitled "Hairless Happiness and Bump-Free Living" from Health Ambition illustrates a step-by-step guide for treating and getting rid of razor bumps, burns, redness and itchiness after removing hair from the body.

The process, which includes cleansing, chemical and mechanical/physical exfoliation, softening, and minimal friction during hair removal from various parts of the body is explained.

The source of this infographic and for additional details on the how-to process and for other beauty, nutrition, exercise and lifestyle articles, visit Health Ambition - How to Get Rid of Razor Bumps - The Ultimate Guide.

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