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yardenxanthe's Etsy Shop - Soap Spa Salt Bar Large -- Home | Blog | FAQ | Forums | Contact Login | Register BUY Categories Shops & Sellers Materials & Tags Colors       Newest SELL List an Item How Selling Works Seller FAQs Featured Sellers SEARCH or try an advanced search Alchemy : Request custom items Home Bath & Beauty Soap Spa Salt Bar Large Soap Spa Salt Bar Large Bath & Beauty Seller: yardenxanthe shop profile contact Item listed on: Jan 18, 2006 Item # 64447 Viewed 35 times $6.50 shipping: $2.50 (4 in stock) Description This all-veggie spa bar is a combination soap and scrub, exfoliating while it cleans. Large grain salt means a lot of exfoliation, so use it to do your tough exfoliating jobs. Made with all veggie oils, kelp powder, and scented with Sea Spray -- this bar smells like a nice day at the coast. Hefty hand-cut bars are approximately 7.5 to 8 oz each. Materials: oils , salt , fragranceoils Tags: (keywords) vegan , vegetarian , soap , spa If this item selles out, the seller might make more -- Shipping • This seller will ship internationally. Domestic Shipping Price (United States): 2.50 International Shipping Price: 5.00 Payment You may pay for this item using the following methods: • PayPal / Credit Card Returns -- You can also... Contact the seller | Email this item to a friend $6.50 shipping: $2.50 (4 in stock) Flag this item as not handmade About the Seller Username: yardenxanthe Shop: yardenxanthe.etsy.com Feedback score: 103 (100% pos.) Selling since Jul 07, 2005 Location: Portland, OR contact seller request a similar item through Alchemy Bio view complete profile Q. Do you combine shipping costs if I purchase several of your items? A. Yes, I do. After you make your Etsy transactions, send me an email letting me know that you would like me to send you a paypal invoice for all the items with corrected shipping. Make sure to include your prop . . . [ read the whole thing ] Seller's Other Items next view all for sale (11) view sold items (207) Page Tools Contact the seller Email this to a friend Print this page Add item to favorites Add seller to favorites About Etsy | Press | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy brought to you by iospace © 2005

Facial Mask

Health Report - 26/01/1998: Usefulness of Face Masks Radio National with Norman Swan Usefulness of Face Masks Monday 26 January 1998 Summary: It seems that people wearing face masks in public to protect themselves from influenza and other germs are wasting their time and money. MUSIC - Michael Jackson Norman Swan: Paganini, now Michael Jackson - what's going on? Well firstly, my 12-year-old son tells me that unless I play better music, I can't possibly expect people to listen to the program. Mind you, he'd prefer Nirvana. Secondly Michael Jackson spends a lot of his time in a face mask, one suspects to protect himself against germs from other people. And with the recent influenza scare we saw thousands of people in Asia wandering around with surgical masks. Well an occupational hygienist at Griffith University in Brisbane claims that they're all wasting their time and money. He's David Bromwich. MUSIC - Michael Jackson Norman Swan: Have you, in your researches, been able to discover why Michael Jackson wears his face mask? David Bromwich: No, either he's got a terrible disease and he might pass it on to us, or he's trying to protect himself against the press or whatever. Norman Swan: Now let's get this clear David. What we're talking about here is people who wear face masks thinking that they are being protected from outside germs. David Bromwich: Yes, basically surgical masks, yes. And there's a confusion between the role of the mask to protect the patient and protecting themselves from aerosols. Norman Swan: Well let's start off with protecting the patient. Do surgical face masks protect the patient? David Bromwich: They'll do quite a lot, but mainly by diverting the flow of air from breathing straight out and over the patient to redirecting it away from the patient. Norman Swan: What about the surgical mask in terms of protection then against outside noxious influences such as germs? David Bromwich: Well it's very, very different, and it can be seen in terms of the airflow patterns. If you hold a candle at arm's length, it's quite easy to blow out, but if you try to suck it out, you have to actually bring the candle to within about a centimetre of your face. In fact you'll probably burn your nose. Because the airflow when you breathe in, isn't very directional; it comes from all over the place. It actually flows over the surface of the face to go through your mouth. So a surgical mask, instead of acting like a baseball pitcher's glove, will give fairly limited use because the air will tend to flow under the fairly poor seal around the fact. Norman Swan: So that there's almost no protection in it, is what you're saying? David Bromwich: It would be very, very limited. But it would not filter the very fine particles because they all travel between the gap, between the seal and the mask. Norman Swan: The seal being your skin? David Bromwich: Yes. If you imagine that the seal is like a highway, then lines in the face are ravines, bumps and mountains. And they're are fairly obvious gaps. Facial hair grows at about a centimetre a month, or 10 microns an hour. So aerosols, things like dust and bugs that penetrate deep into the lung, which are usually about less than 10 microns, will fairly easily go through a gap. The human hair, to give you a scale, is about 50 microns in diameter, but certainly any facial hair at all will lift the seal up, and it'll be like an elevated highway and dust, aerosol, bugs will go underneath. Norman Swan: So during winter you'll see people in Japanese streets, or in China, wearing face masks en masse, millions of them, and presumably they're doing it to protect themselves against the flu, and you've seen this in Hong Kong with the recent scare about the new influenza virus. They're really doing themselves no good at all? David Bromwich: I think the degree of protection would be very limited. I think it's more of a cultural thing. There are things we grab onto for cultural reasons rather than scientific reasons, if you like. Norman Swan: What then is the solution for somebody that does want to protect him or herself? What about the bicycle masks that seem to be more sturdy and more designed to catch the small particles? David Bromwich: It's not the actual material which you should see as the limiting factor, it's the seal between the face. Norman Swan: So in other words, paper of any kind will trap what you want to, it's just the leakage that you're concerned about? David Bromwich: Well, you have to be able to breathe through it. There are highly engineered masks designed for work in industry which are a lot more appropriate, and they give a very good seal, and the better masks will actually seal against very toxic dusts, including things like welding fumes, they're very fine stuff. Norman Swan: But these presumably are very expensive, highly engineered masks, not the ones you find in bicycle shop. David Bromwich: Perhaps not a bicycle shop, but a safety supplier would stock them, and they'd be in the order of a couple of dollars each, they're not that expensive. Norman Swan: So for some consumer information now; so if you actually want a mask that will protect you against say, dust or infection, you've actually got to go and buy one of these proper safety masks which gives you a good seal. And when you put it on, how do you know it's right? David Bromwich: To some degree, by putting your hand over the mask. This is the disposable one that covers your nose and mouth, and then breathing in suddenly. And if it tends to suck down on your face, you've probably got a reasonably good seal. It's a lot easier if you're using a cartridge mask, but those are somewhat heavier. Norman Swan: And what are cartridge masks, the old gas masks? David Bromwich: A bit like the gas mask, but there again they've evolved a lot, they've become a lot lighter, more comfortable, and the seals have become a lot, lot better. Norman Swan: And of course you do see ironic things, such as the immuno-suppressed person or the child with some disease being wheeled out wearing a face mask to meet the public or the press. David Bromwich: Yes, in fact that's my index for working out sort of the culture within a hospital. The day that I start to see the appropriate respiratory protection on this child coming to meet the press after some heroic procedure, will be the day I realise the culture has changed within our hospitals. A surgical mask with the media might be more effective than any sort of protection for the child. Norman Swan: David Bromwich is a lecturer in occupational hygiene in the School of Environmental Engineering at Griffith University in Queensland. Guests: David Bromwich David Bromwich is a lecturer in occupational hygiene in the School of Environmental Engineering at Griffith University in Queensland. Recent Stories Search by Subject All Stories

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Lip Balm " -- -- Search: messenger hotmail my ninemsn   sign in Home Fact Sheets Shopping Resource Centre Real Estate About Our House Creative Designer Feedback Search Receive the House & Home Newsletter by becoming a ninemsn member. Already a member? Lip Balm Make your own long-lasting lip balm and save. More Craft Search FACT SHEETS We make a lip balm that will save you money in comparison to the shop bought variety. 1 Sterilise some small glass jars and lids by boiling in a saucepan of water for five minutes. Remove any old labels from the jars. 2 In a heat-proof bowl place two teaspoons of beeswax, four teaspoons of petroleum jelly, one teaspoon of vanilla extract and a few shavings of lipstick to add colour (optional). Place the bowl in a saucepan of cold, shallow water. The water level should come up to about half way up the sides. Simmer the water gently, stirring the ingredients until melted and well mixed. 3 Remove the bowl from the saucepan using a pair of tongs and place on a wooden board. Let the lip balm set for about 20 minutes, by which time a skin will have set on the surface. Use a fork to break through this surface and stir the mixture until thoroughly mixed. 4 Spoon the mixture into small jars. Wipe away excess lip balm from the edge of the jars and leave to set for a few hours before using. (You can write the name of the lip balm with a metallic pen). Strawberry or peppermint essence can be used in place of the vanilla to give some variety to your lip balms. Materials Materials Petroleum jelly/Vaseline (from supermarkets) Beeswax (from health food stores and some chemists) Vanilla extract or essence (from supermarkets, extract is stronger than essence) Unwanted lipstick for colour tinting Teaspoon Fork Small saucepan Tongs Small heat proof bowl Wooden board Small sterilised jars (small jam jars, or from supermarket) Paper towel Fake flower and metallic pen for decorating the lid Cost Around $1.50 each. More Info Our craft consultant for this project was Wendy Straume of Nomad Studios, Australia. Disclaimer All Fact Sheets and other material on the Our House website are provided as a general information service only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for the advice of a properly qualified tradesman. Neither ninemsn nor its licensors (including the Nine Network) assume or accept any responsibility for, and will not be liable for the accuracy or appropriate application of any information whatsoever in any Fact Sheet or other material on the Our House web site. Your use of the Our House web site is governed by this disclaimer and the ninemsn's Terms of Use . Bathrooms_&_Laundries | Bedrooms | Cleaning_&_organising | Furnishings | Furniture | Gardens | Gifts_&_special_occasions | Houses | Kids | Kitchens | Living | Make_It | Money_Savers | Outdoors | Painting_&_decorating | People | Pets | Places | Recycling | Renovations | Repairs | Technology | Tools_&_hardware | Warehouses_&_apartments | -- Gardens Make_It Recycling Technology Kitchens Carpet -- Sponsored by Daikin Recipe Finder Our House Converter Temperature Length Weight Volume ninemsn sites | News | Sport | Finance | Music | Travel | Health | Video | Weather About ninemsn - Advertise - Contact us - Help Terms of use - Privacy policy © 1997- 2006 ninemsn Pty Ltd - All rights reserved