Dec 10, 2024
Fever dreams Of hopelessness, Ripe with sorrow, Forever is a long time To lose your mind
from Nightmare; "Mud fever"
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Fever dreams Of hopelessness, Ripe with sorrow, Forever is a long time To lose your mind
from Nightmare; "Mud fever"
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Pray it's not mud fever. If it is, the feathers will have to come off :(
Anyone ever had to take feathers off a cob and how long did they take to grow back??
Skin care regime during winters for different skin types
Skin tends to become very dry during Winter hence you need extra care to keep the skin moist and supple.Mini Sood Banerjee, Brand Manager at Innisfree India, offers tips on how one should take care of different skin types in winter.
* For dry skin: The skin becomes more dry in winters. In the morning start your routine with washing your face with a cream based cleanser, since foaming cleanser will make the skin drier. Use a moisturising toner which will maintain the skin's moisturisation levels. After that use a rich face cream which will give intense moisturisation to your skin. Use an SPF in the last. You can also use honey as a facemask in winters, since dry skin becomes flaky and starts peeling. Honey won't let the skin peel off.
* For oily skin: For oily skin, it becomes easy during winters. Wash your face with a normal cleanser, use a water-based toner or clean your face with rosewater. Use a water-based moisturizer.Make sure that you moisturise your face after every time you wash your face, to maintain the balance of the oil levels, Use an SPF as a last step.
* For combination skin : Combination skin tends to get dry in winters hence the demand for extra care. Use a normal facewash or cream based face wash as per your choice, tone your face and apply a thick cream for intense moisturisation, apply SPF as a last step. At night also use a cream before going to bed. You can use homemade packs like mix of malai and besan pack for 10 minutes and wash off.
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Skin care regime during winters for different skin types
Skin tends to become very dry during Winter hence you need extra care to keep the skin moist and supple.
Mini Sood Banerjee, Brand Manager at Innisfree India, offers tips on how one should take care of different skin types in winter.
For dry skin: The skin becomes more dry in winters. In the morning start your routine with washing your face with a cream based cleanser, since foaming cleanser will make the skin drier. Use a moisturising toner which will maintain the skin's moisturisation levels. After that use a rich face cream which will give intense moisturisation to your skin. Use an SPF in the last. You can also use honey as a facemask in winters, since dry skin becomes flaky and starts peeling. Honey won't let the skin peel off.
For oily skin: For oily skin, it becomes easy during winters. Wash your face with a normal cleanser, use a water-based toner or clean your face with rosewater. Use a water-based moisturizer. Make sure that you moisturise your face after every time you wash your face, to maintain the balance of the oil levels, Use an SPF as a last step.
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Mud Fever Bacterial disease Affecting Horses
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My poor little buddy has mud fever. We were playing around in the arena when I noticed the spot on his hind leg. Poor little boy. Ofcourse it had to be cleaned and treated, but try doing that when your horse hates water. After half an hour of wrestling him to clean his leg and avoiding to get kicked in the face, his leg was finally clean. It wasn't as bad as I intially thought but it will take a while to heal properly. However there is good news too, the 'caretaker' is going to ask the board of directors (the horse is owned by a charity) if I can break him in. We think they'll be okay with it, but we do want to ask it just to be sure.
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I'm supposed to show tomorrow, but I got to the barn today to find my baby with mud fever and a swallown limb. Just great.