A Country Star's Hair Care Tip!

                               Style Your Hair Like Carrie's! 

A number of women (and men) want Carrie Underwood's legs,
but what about her hair?
You know, that gorgeous head of cascading waves. 

Well, you're in luck, the following tip is for all of you who
want Carrie Underwood's hairstyle, but don't want to pay
a small fortune to get it. 

The tip:
Pull and Pin all of your hair to one side.This will create an optical
illusion that visually doubles your hair's  thickness. 
Next, set your hair with hot rollers, then smooth on a tiny amount
(a pea size amount) of shine serum to tame any flyaways.
And to finish this simple tip- use a paddle brush, sweep all your 
hair to one side, then slide a sturdy bobby pin (or 2) at the nape
of your neck, to secure it to the side and then just let the waves fall down to your
shoulders. 

That's it, a simple and inexpensive tip to help you get that
"Carrie Underwood hairstyle."

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

For more tips (from top stylists) on how to create
"Hollywood" hairstyles--go to Amazon.com/the kindle store
and type Hollywood Beauty Secrets in the search bar.
Download it and learn a ton of stuff the stars pay thousands
for in their quest for youthful looks and youthful locks.

Country Stars' Rx For A Stronger Body!

                             Eat This For An Unbreakable Body!

Are you a fan of country music?
How about a fan of Southern cooking?
Well, if you're a fan of Trisha Yearwood, Sara Evans,
Garth Brooks, Luke Bryant and Blake Shelton then you may
want to copy one of their food secrets. 
A food secret from a country star?
Yes, believe it or not, one food that's extremely popular
in Southern cooking has been hailed as a hero to those
concerned about bone loss.

The food is so popular there's even a movie based on it.
The food, no it's not sweet potatoes or fried chicken,
can you guess?
Okay, enough with the suspense, it's "Green Tomatoes"
and researchers have been testing a number of foods
on thinning bones (osteoporosis) and green tomatoes
have come out on top. They're even more impressive
than onions, plums and beer (all help to stop bone loss).

And why green and not red tomatoes?
Fully ripe tomatoes offer some health benefits (natural sunscreen)
but not the benefits to keeping your bones strong.
So, if you're getting up there in age, or if you have a relative
that's broken a hip or wrist and it has you worried,
do like Trisha, Sara, Blake, Reba, Dolly and Luke and start
eating green tomatoes.

And one more thing, if calories and weight are a concern,
find ways to prepare the tomatoes without the flour and all of that
oil. Or just wait, some scientists are trying to make supplements out
of the same things you find in green tomatoes.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!


Need more energy?
Don't give in and buy energy drinks,
doing so and you put your health at risk. 
Instead, head to Amazon.com, the kindle store
and look for (See title below) and 
learn how to use smoothies,
shakes, juices, exercises, massage, music, a plant
and meals to boost energy levels naturally.