Flip-Flops For The Summer!
If you live in a state that required you to wear boots for most of
the Winter, then you may want to get your feet "Summer-ready"
with this beverage.
What beverage is that?
Milk.
That's right, and although milk (especially whole milk) may be
a dirty word to most celebrities, (no dairy), women in
Kansas, Indiana, Minnesota or Ohio have no problem
with it.
But hold on, you don't have to drink it, just soak your feet in it.
That's right, a spa owner looking for unusual ways to get gorgeous
stumbled upon milk baths.
This isn't really groundbreaking, it's rumored Cleopatra, (yes, that Cleopatra)
used milk (and honey baths) centuries ago to preserve her youthful beauty.
And if your feet have taken a beating the past 6 months, do the following...
Fill a large basin with warm water and milk, sit back and place your feet in
for 15 to 20 minutes.
Buy whole gallons of milk (at discount stores like Aldi or Costco) and do this
2 times a week, and you'll be rewarded with feet that are smooth, soft
and callus-free.
Give credit to the lactic acid in milk, it works like a pumice stone.
And if you want more tips like these, head to Amazon.com.the kindle store
and type Beauty Secrets From The World's Hottest Women, in the search bar.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
If you live in a state that required you to wear boots for most of
the Winter, then you may want to get your feet "Summer-ready"
with this beverage.
What beverage is that?
Milk.
That's right, and although milk (especially whole milk) may be
a dirty word to most celebrities, (no dairy), women in
Kansas, Indiana, Minnesota or Ohio have no problem
with it.
But hold on, you don't have to drink it, just soak your feet in it.
That's right, a spa owner looking for unusual ways to get gorgeous
stumbled upon milk baths.
This isn't really groundbreaking, it's rumored Cleopatra, (yes, that Cleopatra)
used milk (and honey baths) centuries ago to preserve her youthful beauty.
And if your feet have taken a beating the past 6 months, do the following...
Fill a large basin with warm water and milk, sit back and place your feet in
for 15 to 20 minutes.
Buy whole gallons of milk (at discount stores like Aldi or Costco) and do this
2 times a week, and you'll be rewarded with feet that are smooth, soft
and callus-free.
Give credit to the lactic acid in milk, it works like a pumice stone.
And if you want more tips like these, head to Amazon.com.the kindle store
and type Beauty Secrets From The World's Hottest Women, in the search bar.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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