The Beverage Rx To Get Feet Ready For The Summer!

              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!

Beauty Queen's Rx For Maintaining Winter Beauty!

                          Treat Your Feet This Winter! 

This Sunday, the 25th of Jan. will mark another edition of  the "Miss Universe" 
pageant. It's a pageant for the most beautiful women around the World, and
most of the women who've entered the contest follow some type of diet, exercise
and beauty regime.
And if you too, follow some sort of beauty regime, make sure to give thanks to
creator or Queen, or architect of the at-home beauty treatment.
Who is it?
It's Cleopatra.

Yes, that Cleopatra, "the Queen of the Nile" was very concerned about
maintaining her youth and looking her best way back when.
And if you're concerned about the toll Winter takes on your skin 
and particularly your feet, use the same treatment used by
the Queen.

The treatment:  a milk and honey bath or a basin of milk and honey just
for your feet.
You see, feet especially in the Winter crack and peel and one way to
overcome and even avoid this is with some milk and honey.
This combo is great for the Winter because the lactic acid in milk
softens calloused skin and the honey locks in moisture.
To do an at-home spa treatment, just heat up some milk
2 or 3 cups. add some honey 2 Tbs. and pour into a basin
(large enough for your feet) Allow the milk to cool down,
place your feet in and sit back and relax for 15 to 20 mins.
After that, pat your feet dry and put on your favorite nail
polish.

This combo (milk and honey) also works on your whole body
(reportedly Cleopatras' favorite) but make sure to do it
only once a week, Why? Buying gallon sizes of milk (just to bathe in)
can get expensive.
And if that's the case, use the 99 cent alternative that Julia Roberts, 

another Queen, Latifah, and Oprah swear by, what is it?
Baking soda.
That's right, pouring some into  a basin or a bath also softens your skin.
That's it, another tip to help you maintain your beauty during the
cold, windy and shorter days of Winter.
And if you enjoyed this tip, and want more tips on how
celebrities like Trisha Yearwood, Ellen, Sophia Loren,
and Cameron Diaz stay fit, energized and youthful during
the Winter season, head to Amazon.com/the kindle store and
type, see title to the right in the search bar, download it
and get all of the answers.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!