Anti-Itch Whipped Body Butter For Eczema Prone Skin
If you suffer from eczema, give your skin some much needed love with this homemade, all-natural anti-itch whipped body butter.
If you suffer from eczema, give your skin some much needed love with this homemade, all-natural anti-itch whipped body butter.
According to a new study, vitamin D may play a role in modulating inflammatory pathways in the body, but more research is still necessary.
Low in calories and high in fiber and antioxidants, pomegranates boost heart health, reduce inflammation, and exhibit these health benefits.
This mango, carrot, and ginger smoothie is a nutrient powerhouse! Enjoy it as a filling breakfast or healthy post-workout snack.
This is yet another DIY natural body butter that helps lock moisture into your skin. Colloidal oatmeal is a real skin softener!
Using infused lavender oil from fresh or dried flowers, this homemade lavender salve may soothe the skin and improve sleep.
Do colder evenings have you craving a comforting, sweet beverage? Enjoy this anti-inflammatory hot cocoa guilt-free!
How to make a luscious, hydrating shea butter body balm that can moisturize your skin, soothe cracked lips, and condition your hands and feet.
Studies have shown that regular exercise, filing up on anti-inflammatory foods, and engaging in brain activities can help you beat brain fog.
Used throughout history in therapeutic and medicinal applications, violet oil may help reduce inflammation and improve sleep quality.
Massage a dab of this peppermint pine salve on your temples, shoulders, or neck when you first feel a headache coming on.
A rejuvenating homemade face scrub that contains two standout ingredients, aloe vera and green tea, both of which encourage healthier skin.
This homemade anti-itch cream is all-natural and can help soothe everything from mild skin irritations to annoying bug bites.
An oil-free golden turmeric salad dressing with a hint of lemon is perfect for spring salads. You’ll love how prominent the lemon flavor is!
Tea tree oil may help reduce dryness, treat damaged hair, and promote hair growth. Learn how else it can benefit the hair and scalp.
These small ruby red fruits may protect your heart, boost immunity, and promote brain and gut health. Here’s why dietitians love them.
A number of essential oils can benefit your hair. Certain carrier oils, like coconut, jojoba, and olive, also promote hair growth.
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Certain foods contain nutrients that are beneficial for hair growth. This smoothie is rich vitamins and minerals that promote healthier hair.
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