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The Body Shop: Mango Body Butter, mango, body butter, body, butter, creams, lotions, moisturizer, flavor, cream, lotion | | My Account | Login | Favorites | View Cart Body Butter Lotions Creams Other Moisturizers Hand Care Foot Care Massage Spa Scrubs Sun Care Accessories Gift Ideas Strawberry Bath Shower Soap Scrubs Accessories Gift Ideas Cleansers Toners Moisturizers Scrubs and Masks Treatments Lips Eye Care Make-up Removers Sun Care Accessories Palettes Lips Eyes Face Make-Up Tools Oils Aroma Jars Candles & Accessories Gift Ideas Eau de Toilette Perfume Oils Body Sprays Lotions Shower Bath Lifestyle Fragrances Invent Your Scent Gift Ideas Scent-Me Collection Shampoo Conditioner Treatment Styling Products Brushes Essential Oils Massage Lotions Bath & Shower Home Fragrance Bergamot Lavender Ylang-Ylang Mandarin Gift Ideas Shaving & Face Hair & Body Fragrance Accessories Massage Gift Ideas Bath Hair Brushes Hand & Foot Massage Skin Accessories Make-Up Tools Bags & Cases Support a Cause Books Gift Ideas Sign up to receive discounts and special offers. Mango Body Butter As Seen In Child Magazine, September 2005 Rich and smelling sweetly of summer with added shea nut butter and sweet almond oil. Extra creamy for extra dry skins. View Larger See More Details 6.9 fl. oz. Mango Body Butter 76463 Add to My Favorites List $16.00 Quantity 1.7 fl. oz.Mango Mini Body Butter 68384 Add to My Favorites List $7.50 Quantity We also recommend... Mango Body Scrub Mango Shower Gel More Details Key Ingredients All Ingredients Instructions Tip Zone Mango Seed Oil Moisturizes the skin. Cocoa Butter Is an excellent moisturizer that melts at body temperature, leaving the skin feeling soft and silky smooth. Enables the development of community projects such as schools and village wells, in addition to providing small scale farmers with income to support their families. Sweet almond oil Provides essential fatty acids that help to repair the skin's moisture barrier, thus helping to restore moisture, smoothness and suppleness. Community Trade Information For centuries the women of Ghana have used cocoa butter to moisturize and cool their skin in the African heat. Since 1995, The Body Shop has been buying cocoa beans from the Kuapa Kokoo company in Ghana, a fair trade co-operative with over 30,000 small-scale farmers. The money made by the co-operative enables the development of community projects such as schools and village wells in addition to providing the farmers with income to support their families. View More Corporate Site | News | Employment Opportunities | The Body Shop Canada | The Body Shop UK | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | About Us Affiliate Program | Store Locator | Site Map | Help | Contact Us Mini Body Butters & Scrubs | Body Butter & Body Scrubs | Mango | Creams | Body Butter © 2005 The Body Shop International plc. All Rights Reserved.

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WOTW - Women Prefer Wyndham - Golden Door Skin Care Women On Their Way Women Prefer Wyndham Special Offers 2003 NYU Survey Travel Partnerships The Komen Korner Spotlight on Women Travel Tips Book Club Annual Contests Newsletter Scholarships and Internships Golden Door Skin Care Become an Affiliate Partner Contact Us About Us Wyndham is the Official Hotel Company of Golden Door Skin Care Skin Care Tips From winter's low humidity to summer's harsh sun rays, your skin needs thoughtful care to guard against moisture loss year-round. Not only can outside air dry out your skin, but indoor air can damage it as well. The average humidity of a centrally heated home or office is as low as 10%. Dry air robs moisture from your skin, causing fine lines, roughness, chapping, scaliness - even irritation. Tips: Begin with the bath - To protect the skin, keep baths and showers short, and the water temperature warm, not hot. After the bath, seal in precious body moisture by patting yourself dry (don't rub). While skin is still warmer and slightly damp, apply a body oil and then a lotion. (We recommend BOTANICAL BODY OIL, an aromatherapy treatment of ten essential oils that absorbs quickly and counteracts dryness, followed by BOTANICAL BODY MOISTURIZER). Give Your Face the Attention It Deserves When your face is exposed to the harsh outdoors, cleanse with a moisturizing cleanser and tone with an alcohol-free toner. Prepare skin to face the day by applying SKIN-CELL REGENERATOR to damp skin, followed by moisturizers. In harshest weather, add a second layer of moisturizer. Always use moisturizers containing humectants - ingredients that have the unique ability to draw moisture from the atmosphere and bind it to the skin. Lips produce neither oil nor moisture. To prevent damage, wear a lip protector with Vitamin E, such as LANTERNSHINE. The area around the eyes is the first to show signs of aging (don't we know it!) and environmental stress. Apply EYE SOFT for protection and reapply as needed throughout day. Protect Your Skin from the Elements To compensate for water loss while indoors, spritz the MOISTURE MIST during the day. Absolutely drink eight glasses of water each day and supplement with clear soups and herb teas. Remember that coffee, tea, alcoholic drinks and caffeinated colas are very dehydrating. Before blow drying hair, apply moisturizer to face and neck. Aim dryer away from exposed skin. If scalp is dry, avoid the blow dryer for a day or two. Boost the air's water content with certain water-loving plants. Areca palm, ficus and ferns are cheery in winter and help keep skin moist. When flying, offset the drying cabin air with a spritz of MOISTURE MIST every half-hour. Spot treat with FOOT AND LEG THERAPY CREAM to moisturize the hands. Drink as much water as possible on the plane and bring healthy snacks of fruit and whole-grain bread. Before heading outdoors, apply protective layers of WALKABOUT SUNBLOCK #25 Sunblock Moisturizer to the temples, forehead, cheekbones and nose. Then lavish an even layer onto the entire face. Finish with foundation. Reapply sunblock throughout the day. The Golden Door Skin Care line has a product for each of the tips above. Visit goldendoorskincare.com or call toll-free 800-231-1444 for products that can help protect your skin. Wyndham Store | Corporate Information | Employment Opportunities Travel Agent Services | Become an Affiliate | Franchise Opportunities | WVO Owner Rates ©2006 Wyndham International Wyndham Hotels & Resorts® | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use

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Alabu Goat Milk Soap Beautiful Feet Handmade Soap foot scrub reviews and ratings at MSN Shopping MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping Money People & Chat Sign In Web search: Shopping Save this page Feedback Site map Help Home | Beauty | Books | Clothing | Computers | Deals | Electronics | Flowers | Home & Garden | Jewelry | Movies | Music | More ... Search Shopping Home > Beauty & Fragrance > Bath & Spa > Body Scrubs Alabu Goat Milk Soap Beautiful Feet Handmade Soap foot scrub: Reviews & ratings Alabu Goat Milk Soap Beautiful Feet Handmade Soap foot scrub by Alabu Product details Compare prices Reviews & ratings The almost magical scrubbing power of the loofah sponge filled with our handmade soap. Gentle cleansing Alabu Goat milk soap made with Tea Tree oil, peppermint and cornmeal is a wonderful way to care for your feet. As the loofah gently whisks away dried skin, this gentle, soothing bath product soothes, stimulates and helps to moisturize the skin. Rate this item Drag your mouse across the stars to select a rating from 1 to 5 stars, and then click to save it. To avoid duplicate ratings, we will ask you to sign in to MSN Shopping with your Microsoft Passport Network credentials (e-mail address and password). Reviews Search Shopping Shopping help About this site FAQ Newsletter sign-up Trends & deals Home Baby Beauty Books Car & Garage Clothing Computer Deals Electronics Flowers Furnishings Garden Gifts Health Jewelry Kitchen Movies Music Office Pets Shoes Sports Toys Video Games ©2006 Microsoft Legal MSN Privacy Advertise Images credit: Getty Images Feedback

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Where's the bath salt damit! - Buzznet Photo Sharing Community PHOTOS · JOURNALS · BUZZWORDS · PEOPLE · SEARCH · MUSIC SIGN UP · SIGN IN Welcome to the Rabbit Hole Buzznet - whiterabbit - My Journal Photos | Journal | Profile | My Friends | Comments « Newer Older » Where's the bath salt damit! It seems that there is a major disconnect in India when one wants to buy bath salt. Most Americans take showers I know (you bloody heathens), but having spent years in Japan taking baths, I really love sitting in a big tub and just letting my skin soak. I also have found even more recently after giving my baby daughter many of her baths, that bath salt is really great for my chronically itchy skin, and lessons my need to use soaps. However, with the notion that I can buy most anything in Bangalore (a notion which I have abandoned for the most part) I went to the local market asking if they have any bath salt. In Japan, they have countless brands that come in all sorts of containers that show an impressive use of marketing expertise. In Bangalore, all I got was that "deer in the headlight" look. The conversation almost always goes like this; Me: Excuse me, do you have bath salt? Clueless Store Clerk: Bath Soap? M: No, Salt! CSC: Cooking Salt? M: No, not for cooking. For the bath. CSC: You want to cook in the bath? M: No I want to take a bath in the bath. CSC: Without soap? M: Well, I use some soap, but I want salt. CSC: You want soap with salt? M: No, I want salt with my salt...oh forget it! At which point, I tend to give up as I know forcing the conversation will probably scare the poor clerk, or get me frothing at the mouth at which point someone will want to call a cop or something. Store clerks here it seems, can only imagine using soap to clean themselves. The funny thing is that after seeing a doctor about my itchy skin, I was told to stop using soap all together. I was a bit astonished. What, no soap at all? That can't be hygienic I protested. The doctor just looked at me and said, "Do you know what is in soap? Primarily fat mixed with lye, and lye is caustic. That is why so many people have skin problems. I see this all the time. After rubbing lye in their but crack their whole life, they suddenly wonder why their behind has been on fire for the past 20 years. Take my word, don't use soap, just warm water to wash yourself." At first I was unwilling to believe the harsh words of my doctor. However, while on a business trip several years ago, there was a water-main break which cut off all the water to where I was staying. I was forced to go for two days without taking a shower (no bath up there either). So I figured, what the heck. Lets see if anyone even notices. No one said anything (at least I think they didn't), but the interesting thing is that my skin problems started to show improvement. Since that day I use a small amount of soap, but for the most part, a lot of salt as my primary cleaning agent. And my body thanks me for it. So what do I do here in Bangalore? I simply go over to the spice section and buy large crystal cooking salt. It costs only 7 Rupees for a kilo bag, which for the most part is nothing. In fact when I think about the high prices I pay for real bath salt boxed by Mr. marketing fancy pants, it occurs to me that my cheap solution is just as good. After all, salt is basically, well, salt. OK, the cooking version is not colored and scented. To solve that issue, I use the traditional Japanese technique of using an orange rind to scent the water. So there you have it, for under 5 cents, you can have a wonderful bath at fraction of the cost in the western world. I wonder what other great solutions I will discover while living in India? buzzwords: bath , bath salt , india , japan , salt , shower , soap Posted: 11/21/2005 8:18 AM Views: 49 COMMENTS ( 2 ) Anonymous: 11/21/2005 5:09 PM i too induldge frequently. how long will you be living in Bangalore? i'm looking forward to coming back and looking at your images... whiterabbit : 11/21/2005 7:11 PM Anonymous: We will be here for at least one more year. After that, who knows. Still the experience is great, even without the bath salt :) ADD A COMMENT Name Email Comments (maximum 1000 characters) get your own Buzznet! POST POST -- PROFILE whiterabbit Male 40 Married Mesa AZ , United States add as friend add as favorite send a message PHOTOS MY FRIENDS rosiewolf marc mrmyers bazookiss boricuagirl edprice adamongo freakpowertix artificialhuman akshara drunkgeko WHO LINKS TO ME ALL FRIENDS Journal Syndication: RSS | ATOM | JavaScript buzznet inc | home | about | faq | terms | donate | -- buzz buttons | developers | music | sign up English Français Sign Up Sign In Join whiterabbit on Buzznet Explore Buzznet People Online Now (178) Recent Journals (18) Featured Photos Buzznet Music My Chemical Romance Photos Pussycat Dolls INXS More Music...

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Payam Ashena - Lynn Grieger, R.D., C.D.E.: What NOT to Eat for Gorgeous Skin Lynn Grieger, R.D., C.D.E.: What NOT to Eat for Gorgeous Skin Date: Friday, January 06 @ 11:01:02 PST Topic: skin What would you do for skin thats soft, fresh and unblemished? All the expensive skin care products in the world wont achieve healthy skin without help from your diet. Heres how the Better Skin Diet will help cleanse your skin from the inside out so you can look and feel great: Fish contains oils that will help nourish your skin. This diet includes fish options at lunch and dinner to add luster and softness to your complexion. Ground flaxseeds are an excellent source of omega-three fatty acids, which promote good skin health. This meal plan adds flaxseed to your breakfast cereal for a healthy start to your day. Vitamin A is essential for healthy skin. This diet includes plenty of dark orange (carrots, sweet potatoes, winter squash) and dark green (broccoli, spinach, kale) vegetables -- all of which are high in vitamin A. Vitamin E helps promote great skin, which is why this diet includes nuts such as hazelnuts and almonds -- which are high in vitamin E -- as snacks. Healthy Dos and Donts... Do: Drink at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water every day -- add a slice of fresh lemon or lime for extra flavor and zest Eat seafood at least three times each week for the oils found in fish that help nourish your skin Eat at least eight servings of fruits and vegetables every day (choose a variety of different colors -- red tomatoes, green peppers, orange squash -- for the greatest amount of healthy antioxidants) Make sure your diet includes 20 to 30 percent of calories from healthier fats such as avocado, olive oil, canola oil and the oils in wheat germ and flaxseeds to prevent dry skin Use sunscreen every day, no matter where you live and what the weather conditions are like Wear a hat to shade your face when youre outside Dont: Drink alcohol Eat snack foods that are high in fat such as chips, fried foods and chocolate. Smoke, and avoid second-hand smoke whenever possible This article comes from Payam Ashena http://www.ashena.com The URL for this story is: http://www.ashena.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=435