Hollywood's Rx To Pamper Your Feet!

                                         Simple Solution To Treat Dry Winter Feet! 

With the Winter season here, skin, hair, nails and feet will
suffer from the dry indoor air. Your feet will become dry and
scaly especially if you wear boots on a regular basis.
Luckily, there's a simple cure and you may already have it
in your kitchen cupboard, what is it?
Baking soda! A spa owner says there's really no need to invest
a small fortune in creams and moisturizers, when a little baking
soda will do the trick. 

To do- Get out a large basin, fill it with warm water and 3 tbsps.
of baking soda. Place your feet in the basin for 10 to 15 mins.
After that, take your feet out of the basin, and remove the water.
While your feet are still damp, (inside of the basin or in the tub)
place a little baking soda mixed with salt or sugar (brown or white)
on the rough surfaces and calluses of your feet and rub away.
After finishing this next step, rinse your feet off and towel dry.
Get out your favorite moisturizer, or vaseline or canola oil
and massage some on both the tops and bottom of your feet, 
Put on a pair of thick, clean socks and leave them on overnight
or until your Christmas party or family gathering.

That's it- Another inexpensive tip to help you look like a star,
without having to spend money like a star.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

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A Supermodel's Rx For Youthful Hands!

                             Keeping Hands Youthful! 
Faces get all of the attention. By that we mean people are overly concerned
about how their faces are aging... the lines, the wrinkles-etc.
But what about your hands? The skin on your hands is way thinner than the
skin on your face and this will create wrinkled and older looking hands, yrs. 
ahead of your face. (See Sarah Jessica Parkers' hands).

So, if you want a younger looker face, hands, neck and legs use the product
 that's being used by "Supermodel" Ashly Covington and also used
by the people of France, Greece, Spain and Italy for a century.

If you guessed Olive Oil-give yourself a pat on the back.
Model Ms. Covington keeps some in a spray bottle and whenever she
washes her hands, she sprays some of the Olive oil into her palm, and
massages it into her hands, especially the tops of her hands.
Olive oil has been used not only to make food taste great, but as a way to
help you turn back the clock for a few decades now.

That's it- And if you're concerned about how well your face is holding up,
lets remember the hands, neck, legs as well. After a shower or bath, while
the skin is still damp, massage a little olive oil on your face, neck, legs,
stomach and back and then throw on an older slightly used sweat suit-
(clean of course).

Another tip: If paying for Olive oil is too much in today's economy, use the
cheaper, but just as effective Canola oil.
It'll help you turn back the clock just as well as its pricier counterpart.

And if you want more tips like these go to Google.com and type in The Low-Cost
Beauty Rxs From The Stars.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!