Make Up by Rae

Beauty tips from a very beautiful lady.
The Beauty of A Woman. 👩🏻

For attractive lips 👄 Speak with words of kindness.

For lovely eyes 👀 Seek out the good in people.

For a slim figure 💃🏻 Share your food with the hungry.

For beautiful hair 👱🏼‍♀️ Let a child run his or her fingers through it once a day.

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Our responsibilities:

Consulting with clients and creating custom looks based on their specifications.

Determining which materials and colors are the most suitable.

Having knowledge of different color palettes and design styles.

Maintaining an awareness of the latest trends in beauty.

Having a diverse cosmetic toolkit.

Consulting clients on their skincare routines.

Operating within health and safety regulations.

The aloe vera plant is well known for its healing power, such as its ability to heal burns, cuts and soothe pain. Ibn al-Qayyim mentioned the aloe plant as having benefits for headaches, ulcers and general cleansing properties, in his Prophetic medicine. Aloe vera gel is now a common ingredient in ointments that heal sunburn, minor cuts,skin irritation, and many other ailments.

Now research has found that aloe vera is also beneficial for teeth and gum health, and is used as an active ingredient in tooth gels. Similar to its use on skin, the aloe vera in tooth gels is used to cleanse and soothe teeth and gums, and is just as effective as toothpaste in fighting cavities, according to the May/June 2009 issue of the journal, General Dentistry.

Aloe vera tooth gel is intended to perform the same function as toothpaste, which is to control or eliminate the bad microflora in the mouth which contribute to poor dental health. This study compared the germ-fighting ability of an aloe vera tooth gel to two commercially popular toothpastes and revealed that the aloe vera tooth gel was just as effective, and in some cases more effective, than the commercial brands at controlling cavity-causing organisms.

Aloe contains anthraquinones, which are chemical compounds that are used in healing and relieving pain because they are anti-inflammatory in nature. But, because aloe vera tooth gel tends to be less harsh on teeth, as it does not contain the abrasive elements typically found in commercial toothpaste, it is a great natural alternative.

However, it must be noted that not all aloe vera tooth gel contains the proper form of aloe vera, as there are more that 300 species of the plant, but only a handful have been used for medicinal purposes. The study authors explained that products must contain the stabilized gel that is located in the center of the aloe vera plant in order to be effective and the aloe “must not be treated with excessive heat or filtered during the manufacturing process, as this destroys or reduces the effects of certain essential compounds, such as enzymes and polysaccharides.” They suggest that consumers consult non-profit associations such as the International aloe Science Council to see what products have received the organization’s seal of quality.

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The sticky, oozy gel of the aloe vera plant has been used to treat skin and other health problems for thousands of years. I’m sure you’ve spread it on a nasty sunburn or to soothe a scrape, as it has both moisturizing and healing properties. Aloe is also increasingly used a nutritional supplement, especially to treat digestive disorders. People swear by drinking the juice or gel, but its internal uses are considerably less proven.

Aloe can supposedly help with regularity, as well as with the lessening of reflux and IBS symptoms. But there are scores of other reported advantages, too, including the regulation of blood sugar, reduction of inflammation and alkalization of the body. Even Dr. Oz touts the use of aloe vera gel as a treatment for bad breath.

Like lots of other herbal remedies, most of the evidence is anecdotal (although most of the anecdotes are overwhelmingly positive.) Almost everyone I talked to said aloe was great for their digestion and that’s why they made it a regular part of their health routine. Morgan Refakis, a dancer and Pilates instructor in New York City, said:

“It helps with my digestive system, which can be irregular sometimes. I’ve been drinking aloe for over two years. If you have an irritation, you can drink aloe and it’ll be soothing and less irritated.”

Dr. Dani Gordon, MD,CCFP, explains how aloe can aid in the body’s digestion:

“The proposed way that it works is through the anti-inflammatory phytochemicals in the aloe plant aiding the body’s immune system to reduce inflammation and speed the healing process.”

According to Mike Roussell, writing for SHAPE magazine, there’s also been some good scientific evidence for aloe use:

“In a 2004 study from the U.K., researchers gave people with active ulcerative colitis, a type of inflammatory bowel disease, aloe vera gel to drink. After four weeks of drinking aloe vera gel in water twice per day, there was a clinical response towards improvement and remission of ulcerative colitis, compared to those given plain water. No significant negative side effects were experienced due to drinking the aloe vera gel.”