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Mixing the mineral foundations together is a good idea if you fall between two shades. Sheer Cover also has mineral eyeshadow, as do other brands. Just so you know...I am not being paid to promote this product. The reason I thought I should mention this brand to you is because I personally have used it and I think the convenience is great for people who lead busy lives and they also have great options for every skin type.

There are a few ways to use a pumice stone and one is to soak your feet in warm water for a few minutes and use lotion with the pumice stone. The other is a great way that I have tried with amazing results and all you need is: 2 cups warm water, 1/2 cup of distilled white vinegar, 1/2 cup of Listerine (or any similar store brand).

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Let your feet soak for about 15-25 minutes or longer for more calloused heels. You can add more of these ingredients depending on how large the bowl or bucket you are using is.

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After soaking your feet for around half an hour you should use the pumice stone on your heels to remove the calloused skin.

Since you're already taking care of your heels you can take care of your nails while you're at it! When you paint your nails they sometimes get stained or yellowed over time. Time to search in your place again for some DIY ingredients. This time you will need baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Mix the two together until they form a paste.

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Eggs can be used for all hair types! This may sound weird but eggs are actually a great conditioner for your hair. You can use the entire egg as a conditioner or separate it. When you separate the egg yolk and the egg white they tend to do different things for your hair. The yolk is great for moisturizing dry, brittle hair whereas the egg white is good for treating oily hair. Whichever way you decide to use an egg just be sure to leave it in for about twenty minutes and rinse it with cold water or else the egg will start to cook (gross!). Once all of the egg is washed out you will need to shampoo your hair. When using the whole egg you should do this treatment once a month and the egg white treatment can be done every two weeks.

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For frizzy hair try mashing up an avocado, apply it to damp hair, let it sit for fifteen to twenty minutes, and shampoo it out. You can add more moisturizers to this by combining the avocado with a tablespoon of sour cream, mayo, plain yogurt, or egg yolks (sounds like a hair dip lol). This hair treatment can be used every two weeks.

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