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I know what youre thinking, if oil on my skin causes acne, blemishes and breakouts, arent I doing my pretty face a disservice by slathering it in facial oil? While conventional beauty wisdom of the past might have agreed with you, todays dermatologists and aestheticians say otherwise. In fact, facial oil has the ability to help with redness, irritation and even breakouts. Read on to find out more about the beauty product youre probably not using, but should seriously consider.
What is facial oil?


Facial oil can be made from a blend of natural botanical oils or be comprised of just one type, such as the all-popular argan oil. Some oils boast added vitamins and minerals for an extra nourishing punch to your dermis. You can find them in a variety of prices, from a variety of brands and companies like The Body Shop (Tea Tree Oil, $9.50) and Bobbi Brown (Extra Face Oil, $62). And if youre on a budget, this is one beauty trick that has major DIY beauty potential. Pure virgin olive oil can be used on regular skin in place of a fancy brand name, as can pure coconut oil. The site Crunch Betty even has a three-ingredient facial oil recipe that mimics the oils available on store shelves. Different botanical blends are ideal for different skin types and purposes from anti-aging to acne. Its important to read the labels and descriptions before you buy, especially if you have a specific skin problem youre dealing with.

FAQs


While this list is by no means exhaustive, lets go ahead and address the biggest concerns women have before they try these oils:
Will they clog my skin and will they leave a greasy finish? No and No. Certain types of oils are non-comedogenic. That means they wont clog your skin. The types of oil used for facial treatments have a lightweight structure that actually makes them absorb into skin ultra fast, leaving it soft not greasy, according to Pevonia Botanicals Educator, Melissa Morris.

What type should I use? We found an awesome chart (that doesnt just promote certain brands), listing specific types of oil that should be used with specific skin concerns. Quick and easy to follow, youll find it here.

Benefits of facial oil


Okay, so these oils are a good thing for your skin. But how and why? Natural botanical oils impart nourishment that isnt created in a lab, unlike so many moisturizers. In fact, many women take expert advice that facial oils are better for aging skin than moisturizers and use them exclusively instead of facial creams. They protect against free radicals, particles in the air that result in aging skin. Due to their fast absorption, they leave skin soft, supple and plump. Certain oils, such as argan, are anti-inflammatory, which means they help with redness and reduce irritation. They can even aid in creating better absorption of your anti-aging products, if you feel inclined to use both. It just takes applying the oil before your night cream. And while its not meant to take the place of sunscreen, it can add extra protection to your skin when worn underneath. Overall, it delivers repairing and preventative benefits in terms of aging and can address a variety of skin concerns—naturally. Oh, and they smell great, too.

When and how to use facial oil

Facial oil can be used underneath regular skincare and beauty products or on their own. They can be used in the morning, evening or both. The key is to make sure skin is clean and dry before you apply it. Focus on problem areas with the oil of your choice and gently use circular massaging motions to help the oil get down into your skin and get its work done. Definitely read the instructions of any oil you buy at the store, too.

It’s true that you can use your iPad instead of your Mac to take care of many common computing tasks. But unless you’re ready to ditch Mac OS X entirely, you’ll still need to transfer files back and forth between your iPad and your Mac if you’re going to get work done.

Unfortunately, transferring and synchronising files between the Mac and the tablet isn’t easy. There are several different ways to do it, but none are perfect, and each has its deficiencies. Frankly, this is one area where Apple could vastly improve the iPad experience. Until that happens, here are your choices when it comes to transferring files between your various devices.......

Read the full article:

http://www.macworld.com.au/help/how-to-transfer-files-to-and-from-an-ipad-29881/

When it comes to learning, I am all into the hands on mulit-seonsory approach. Teaching kids to count is no exception at all.  The Plan Toys Numbers 1-10 game is one of the toys I wish I had for my girls when they were younger.

Each of the 20 tiles included in the Plan Toys Numbers 1-10 are made of wooden all natural ingredients. One set of tiles contains the number indented into the wood while the other part has the objects paint and invented on the wood. For a more complex level, the child can flip over the tiles to find the word spelled out on onside and indented dots to count on the other. 

For example the number six is all in purple. On the left hand side the child will see they number six and then count six purple butterflies. When flipped over the number s-i-x is spelled out in lowercase letter with six dots for the child to count.

I like grow with me toys and Plan Toys Numbers 1-10 is one of them. In the beginning, the child can touch and feel the numbers while he familiarizes himself with the concept of counting. As the child masters the skills, he can move onto reading the numbers on the back and counting objects that are all the same. I wold recommend getting Plan Toys Numbers 1-10. I like the sensory aspect as well as the visual feedback the child gets. It is well wroth the investment.

*If your child is interested in Plan Toys Numbers 1-10 feel free to click on any of the links. 

 

SNAKES starts off by intruding the name to kids. the word snake means to crawl. Now this makes sense. We are only on the first page, and already kids want to crawl. Best learning ever. This book is filled with amazing interesting fact for every kid. For example one kid loves the fact that the snake is flexible allowing him to eat bigger food while the next kid loves that snakes have no ears. 

Though the book of really interring facts, each page has a different photograph of a snake. The images are colorful and well detailed. I am in love with the ending of the book. After going through the different snakes from save to poisonous, the book informs kids to stay away. If they see a snake, they should seek out an adult. This is really important because one wrong move, and a child can be in serious trouble. 

Snakes are so amazing. So are the Lions. They have so much to offer as well. 

 

The lion, king of the jungle, acceding to I Wish I Were a LION is the second to largest cat. A neat fact kids love. After this great fact, this book takes kids on a personalized journey through the magical kingdom of the lion. For example if the child was the lion, he would have a body build for hunting or can jump 11 meters. My favorite one, is that the lion likes to take long naps. Not  favorite of the kids. But at the same time, we make nap time into a game, act like a lion and roar off to dream land. Okay so it only worked the first time but at least I got somewhere. 

The Lion is a really amazing animal. If living in the juggle is not enough, this books tells kids a little about their other roles like playing in a circus or being the Lion King. Overall this book is very playful and fun for kids.

I like teaching through play. As much as we play, I think there is a lot to learn through reading as well. Books about animals are so much fun for kids. After reading books about animals, I have noticed two things. One, when my girls play, there is more knowledge and talking going on. Two, they ask more questions. We do more research and more playing. This allows them to discover the direction of their education. There is no better way to start this journey then through a book.