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Beauty Tips Index => Indian
Beauty Treatments |
| Could Indian Treatments
Be Better Than Ordinary Treatments? |
| by Louise Forrest |
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It is
a well known fact that Indian beauty treatments are
often a lot better for you than ordinary treatments.
So why is this? Well it is because most of their treatments
are natural. |
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| Natural Indian Beauty
Treatments |
Most
of the beauty treatments used today in India has been
passed down from generation to generation. The treatments
consist if things which were found in the kitchen such
as milk, curd, and gram flours. Other items came from
the garden such as hibiscus leaves, henna and fruits.
We may only just be buying into natural products such
as organic food, and organic beauty treatments, but
the Indians have known about the health benefits and
the beauty benefits of these products for a long time.
So it is only natural that Indian treatments are fast
becoming more and more popular as time goes on. Below
you will find some of the most popular Indian treatments.
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Threading |
Threading
is an old, centuries old in fact, treatment which
is used to remove body hair. As it is a 100% natural
treatment, it makes it ideal for sensitive skin,
which is great news for anybody who finds hair
removal creams and foams too harsh for their skin.
It works by removing individual rows of hair with
a 'thread' which successfully pulls out the hair
by the follicles. The technique is definitely
a lot better for the skin than waxing, razors
and tweezing around the eyebrow area. Razors and
tweezers can cut the skin and cause irritation,
whilst waxing can burn, peel and actually scar
the skin. Threading is extremely gentle, precise
and it has the power to even remove in growing
hairs.
Overall this treatment is growing in popularity,
especially in America.
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Sugaring |
| Many
people have heard of sugaring, but how many of
us have actually tried it? Again, it is a natural
treatment used to get rid of any unwanted body
hair. The main ingredients within this treatment
are lemon and sugar. Lemon is widely known for
its cleansing ability and sugar is a natural exfoliator
which will effectively remove any dead skin cells.
Whilst it may not be completely pain free, people
who have tried it say that it is definitely more
pain free than waxing. Any redness which the treatment
leaves, also clear up very quickly and as there
are no chemicals in this treatment whatsoever,
it makes it ideal for use on sensitive skin. |
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Henna |
| Henna
has been used by Indian women for years now. Usually
used to temporarily tattoo the hands for special
occasions, it can also be used to dye the hair.
It is an excellent alternative for pregnant women
who still want to dye their hair but are worried
about chemicals. It will only turn the hair reddish
brown however, it does not come in all different
colors! |
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Turmeric |
Turmeric
is a yellow spice used in Indian cooking. However,
due to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties,
it has been used in many beauty treatments. Many
people use it to correct Hyperpigmentation and
to soften their skin. Some Indian brides like
to use it to prepare their bodies for their wedding
day as it usually leaves skin looking even toned,
soft and supple.
It really is no wonder Indian beauty treatments
are becoming more wide spread. They are natural,
they work, and most of them are pain free. You
really could not ask for a better beauty treatment!
Those treatments mentioned are only a few of what
is on offer, and no doubt we will be seeing many
more popping up in the next year or two.
We are only just starting to realize what Indian
women have known all along - Natural products
are better for the skin! |
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