Beauty Secrets from Every Borders


Well, I got this from yahoo.shine and thought that this is very app for this blog. Actually upon reading the original article, I thought to myself that since the yahoo.shine revealed these beauty paraphernalia, they could not be considered as secret anymore since they are revealed already to many. Anyway, there is no need to go to different places; to spas and parlors in particular and let staffs in resort and spa uniforms  handle our skin because here are some of the beauty secrets in every borders of the world that every vain females are looking for: Take a lurk, girl...:)


Japan:
Rice bran and seaweed
This is considered as a substitute for soap in the old days. Beyond sloughing off the dead skin layer, rice bran oil is known for its potent vitamin E and other antioxidants that brighten the skin.

Japanese beauty


Australia
Kakadu plum
For 40,000 years, the Aborigines have been using it already. The dumpy little rainforest  fruit has the highest known vitamin C content of any plant on the planet. If you apply kakadu plum right away, it mops those oxidants up.

Desert lime
Used as a natural heat protectant on the hair. Once it cools, it can be used to spray your hair before you work with a hot blow dryer or styling iron.

Australian beauty


Eastern Europe
Milk
The lactic acid can be chemically altered for peels. But you can just use a little milk to rinse your cleanser off and it's great for the skin. If your complexion is dry whole milkis the best; if oily, go for low fat.

Egg white
A little egg on the face apparently makes an amazing mask for oily skin. Beat a few whites until they're not tacky, stir in a bit of baking soda, and add some shredded lemon and grapefruit peel. Brush on the mixture and let it harden. According to Bella Schneider, you'll feel a undeniably youthful, fresh lift. 

Olive Buff
Can makes skin be like silk. You just have to be careful because your face can break out.

Grape Splash
The juice of grapes (packed with antioxidants) is also great for your skin.

Eastern European beauty


Pakistan
Almond and coconut oil
The almonds make a good exfoliator. As for the coconut oil it has anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal properties and may be good for keratin, which the outer layer of skin is made of.

Scalp Balm:
Good for dry, itchy scalps.The oil is great for the hair, too.  

Crushed Orange Watermelon Mask
The mask has antioxidants, and—especially if you use lemon. It smells good, your makeup goes on easily, and your skin looks so nice and bright.

Pakistani beauty

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