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How To Make Your Own Hyaluronic Acid Serum With Just Two Ingredients!

Hello dear readers! Today I'm going to tell you how to make your very own 1% hyaluronic acid serum. This formula yields 30mls of serum. It will save you tons of money! So what exactly is this hyaluronic acid? I'm going to tell you just that; and why it is such a staple ingredient in skin care products. Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccaride found throughout our body cells. It is a powerful moisture binding agent that regulates moisture levels in the skin, and provides cushion for our joints and eyes. It holds 1000 times its weight in water. In addition, it is responsible for skin elasticity, fullness, and suppleness.  It is present in large amounts during our youth. Unfortunetly it slowly declines as we age. This is one reason aging skin can be dry. Using a topical HA serum twice daily can dramatically improve skin texture and moisture levels. This ingredient is ideal for oily and sensitive types. It is very gentle. Now a note about terminology. There are two different fo

Easy Himalayan Pink Salt Scrub

                   Hello there and thank you so much for taking the time to explore my writings. Today I'm going to tell you how to make an easy, versatile, salt scrub using himalayan pink salt! Please read the entire post before deciding to use this scrub. Its important that you know exactly what your using on your skin. The writer of this blog is not responsible for any side effects that may occur from using this formula. For those who are taking medication, seek the prescribing doctors approval prior to using any of my formulas. Now I'm going to give a brief description of these lovely pink granules.                   So what is this beautiful pink salt? It is a type of rock salt that comes from the Punjab region of Pakistan which is close to the Himalayas. This salt comes from mines approximately 5000 feet deep below the Himalayan Mountains. It is believed by many to be 99% pure. However, this is not proven by scientific data. Trace minerals such as calcium