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Natural Hair Care

October 8October 8Posted in HealthTagged care, conditioner, dandruff, detox, diet, dry, dye, gel, gray, hair, loss, mask, natural, pomade, shampoo, split ends, spray, tips, treatmentLeave a comment

Originally Published by ThankYourBody.com

Hair care is SO personal. What works for one person doesn’t necessarily work for another. And that’s why today I’m excited to share this ultimate all natural hair care roundup. I’m going to be answering a few of the most common questions I’ve received about natural hair care and then sharing great recipes and tutorials to hopefully help you find YOUR favourite natural hair care routine.

Read the Q&A directly on ThankYourBody.com. Continue reading for all natural hair care recipes:

DIY Shampoo • Gray • Loss • Dry & Dandruff • Dye • Detangler • Gel • Pomade • Spray • Detox
Special Condition Treatments

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Eating Out: Vegetarian Pizza Olivella

October 8October 8Posted in recipesTagged basil, mozzarella, olives, pizza, tomatoLeave a comment

Tomato, Mozzarella, man mut Olives and Basil.
Restaurant: Rumpelstizchen

And there was another non vegetarian pizza we ordered, will be posted tomorrow

*This week I will be posting meals we’ve had in restaurants and that we have liked and enjoyed so much.

Homegrown plants for common cures

October 7October 7Posted in Garden & NatureTagged aloe vera, basil, cure, garden, gardening, Health, homegrown, indoors, lavender, lemon balm, medicinal, natral, parsley, plants, pot, rosemary, sage, thyme, tipsLeave a comment

It is known knowledge that, herbs grown around the house can turn out to be cures for common ailments. Instead of wasting gas to go to the drug store every now and then, grow some of this around the house in pots and place them in sun windowsill’s herb garden. This can easily be bought from garden stores and planted in the pots.

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Eating Out: Pfannkuchen filled with cheese

October 7October 7Posted in recipesTagged cheese, feta, filled, german, goat, pancake, pfannkuchen, SaladLeave a comment

Pfannkuchen (german pancake) filled with goat and feta cheese accompanied with a salad

Restaurant: Schwarzer Peter

It was my first time eating something similar to a crêpe filled with something salty 🙂

*This week I will be posting meals we’ve had in restaurants and that we have liked and enjoyed so much.

All about Pears [Infographic]

October 6September 26Posted in FoodTagged benefits, facts, food, Health, how to, in season, infographic, nutrition, pears, seasonal, tipsLeave a comment

A perfectly ripe pear can be the best things in the world to eat. The flesh is creamy, smooth, and sweet, and the juices so abundant they run down your chin. Their fragrance and flavor makes them a fall and winter favorite in desserts ranging from the elegant poached pear to more homey cobblers and crisps. It also has more savory uses: as part of a cheese course, sliced in a green salad, and paired with pork roasts. Pears come in a variety of sizes, with Seckels among the smallest and Bartletts among the largest; their colors range from yellow to tan to red as well.

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