Silky Soft Skin on Valentine's Day

Happy Valentine's Day!

If you are feeling tight or dry chalky skin try this home remedy for Silky Soft Valentine's Skin. Most ingredients are provided compliments of your own pantry! Great for chilled winter bodies, sore muscles as well as dry skin relief.

1cup Epsom Salt(If you use Kosher Sea Salt at home, that also works)

2Tbls Cooking Oil (Olive, Safflower, Pumpkin, Jojoba, etc.)

Bath or Shower

Mix salt and oil well with a spatula

You are welcome to add 10-12 drops of your favorite aromatherapy oil.

Bath Version- after mixed well pour into bath and soak while using bath brush, spa gloves or loofah.

Shower Version- after mixed well use a portion at a time on arms, legs, torso and if you have a body brush you can place on bristles to reach the mid-back section. Turn on shower and wait til mixture dissolves off.

Let SkinbyDemi know your thoughts!!

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Enjoy this Glow-N-Go for $50 at SkinbyDemi the salt mixture is removed with

Warm Aromatherapy Towels!!

8 Comments to Silky Soft Skin on Valentine's Day:

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Now Silky Smooth on Wednesday, February 09, 2011 8:12 PM

Thank you for silky smooth skin treatment last week. I used the left over product you gave me from the Glow and Go! Bad day at work and it really lifted my spirits! Your the Best Demi! I feel great! :)

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	Demi on Wednesday, February 09, 2011 8:15 PM You bet C! Or should I say "Now Silky Smooth", very creative! I'm glad you tried it. It works for my tough days also. See ya next month! xoxo

WD on Wednesday, February 09, 2011 8:21 PM

I remember when you gave me this last year!! It was awesome! I had no idea I could make it from home.


	Demi on Wednesday, February 09, 2011 8:41 PM Yes Wayne, it's not quite the same but a great second! Do try it! Help those itchy leg feelings that happen in winter! Great to hear from you, take care!

Debra on Thursday, February 10, 2011 6:21 PM

Thanks for the tip my skin could really use something to exfolate it.


	Demi on Thursday, February 10, 2011 8:57 PM When I make the time for myself I do this little treatment for a reincarnation. Thank you Debra, see you soon!

Debra Batey on Sunday, April 03, 2011 12:37 PM

I heard of a new product Called Dr Pauls Piggy cream that is supposed to get rid of nail fungus I was thinking of trying it. Dr Paul got the idea from a Dr Oz show that recommended you soak you feet in a Vinegar solution to clear up nail fungus. What do you think of this?


	demi on Tuesday, April 05, 2011 8:10 AM Yes, Dr. Paul's Piggy Paste. I'll tell you how it works so well by reading the ingredient label. 1. He has Dimethyl Sulfoxide or DMSO this stuff was found in early 1900's about the 1930-1940's I believe. It is a clear liquid substance that was used as a solvent for wood. They found through studies that the skin absorbed this ingredient well up to 15%. (That is hard to get skin to absorb that much by one touch of product alone!) In lower doses it can pass other ingredients with it so it is big for the cosmetic and medical ointment/cream world. More studies show it will stabilize membrane and slow or stop leakage form injured cells. This will bring relief to infection and discomfort from infection. It is hard to penetrate the nail fungus when it has moved to the matrix part of you nail(at the cuticle part of your finger or toe). 2. He used vinegar or Acetic Acid to be the astringent to pass the DMSO further pass the lipid barer. You have to keep in mind Debra that the skin is here to repel danger from the outside world. That includes water. You may find both ingredients in many acne or inflammation skin products or scalp treatment products as well. From what I can tell Dr. Paul has a product I would keep on my shelf for all to purchase. Hope that helps!

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