I'm 19yr old who drinks a lot of coffee and who also drinks it with a lot of half and cream. Lately i have noticed that my hair is growing quicker and falling out easier, and i'm wondering if this has to do with anything the coffee cream..? If not what other cause can having to much coffee and cream have on the body..? Thanks. What effects does having to much coffee and half %26amp; half cream have on the body..?
It's possible the conjunction of fat and caffeine are constricting your blood vessels, decreasing your circulation. This has been tied to increased hair loss in some studies. It is also possible that caffeine's effect of increasing metabolism is causing your cells to die and regrow more rapidly than usual. I used to abuse caffeine as well, and had some hair thinning in my early 20s. I reduced my caffeine intake to 2-3 drinks per day, and have noticed hair re-thickening.
Most of all, look at the men on your mom's side of the family. Did they bald early? If so, you may just be genetically predisposed to early hair loss.What effects does having to much coffee and half %26amp; half cream have on the body..?
Coffee gives you a boost with or without cream:Sort of a wake up call.
It speeds up your metabolism.To much cream can clog up your blood vessels and cause your hair not to get the needed food to be strong and healthy.
Better use less creamer or just black coffee.
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I just purged because I ate Ice cream and popcorn, How long will it be before I start seeing damage to my body?
I do it maybe 3 times a weekI just purged because I ate Ice cream and popcorn, How long will it be before I start seeing damage to my body?
That's really unhealthy, you need to talk to your doctor or a trusted friend about thisconcealer makeup
That's really unhealthy, you need to talk to your doctor or a trusted friend about this
What is the facial and body cream which ladies in Buryat (Buryatia) Republic in Siberia of Russia use daily?
ancient, natural ingredients cream for face and body skinWhat is the facial and body cream which ladies in Buryat (Buryatia) Republic in Siberia of Russia use daily?
Well, I think it's yoghurt, too, but have you seen what those Siberian ladies look like ? Are Buryat ladies famous for their beauty ? Years ago we were urged to put olive oil on our skin, because this was what Mediterranean ladies like Gina Lollobrigida did. But guess what, as soon as they were able to obtain nice smelling face cream, in a pot, the olive oil stayed in the kitchen, where it belongs.What is the facial and body cream which ladies in Buryat (Buryatia) Republic in Siberia of Russia use daily?
google it, i'm sorry I don't know xx
ask jeeves or go on google you'll find everything you need to know there!x!
hot salty man yoghurt
Well, I think it's yoghurt, too, but have you seen what those Siberian ladies look like ? Are Buryat ladies famous for their beauty ? Years ago we were urged to put olive oil on our skin, because this was what Mediterranean ladies like Gina Lollobrigida did. But guess what, as soon as they were able to obtain nice smelling face cream, in a pot, the olive oil stayed in the kitchen, where it belongs.What is the facial and body cream which ladies in Buryat (Buryatia) Republic in Siberia of Russia use daily?
google it, i'm sorry I don't know xx
ask jeeves or go on google you'll find everything you need to know there!x!
hot salty man yoghurt
Is it ok to use body cream on your face?
like the ones u get from bath and body works
stuff like that. :)Is it ok to use body cream on your face?
no. it'll make you break out.Is it ok to use body cream on your face?
Yes, it is. Although I would recommend buying face cream for better results.
it will most likely clog pores and give you blemishes, i would recommend not using them.
Don't use hemp lotion on your face.
It makes it all red.
oh yeah its OK but you should also read the label in case it says not to use it on your face if it doesn't say that then its OK to use it
key word BODY cream ..think about it =}
No, because theres oil that moisturizes your skin, that you dont want on your face. Face cream actually has special oils to hydrate your face and wont be oily which will cause outbreaks
well i would think as long as it doesnt have oil in it...
:]
Don't do it! Seriously! I did it once, in fact it was from BnBW, something like Pumpkin Paradise. In the morning my face was swollen like a pillow, and I spent the day teary-eyed. My dermatologist told me later that it because our facial skin is more sensitive that the skin on our bodies, so the consequences of doing something like that are really unpredictable but usually adverse. I know, it's so tempting to use body creams all over - they smell so good, particularly those BnBW creations! :)
as long as your face has skin on it
You can use it but it will mot be as effective as face cream as the protein content is not the same.
i hope so
coz i always do!
moisturiser is moisturiser at the end of the day!
my dermintologost didn't recommend it
It is not really made to use on your face. You could use it but creams are really greasy and probably not the best option if you have oily or zitty skin. I would most definitely invest in a bottle of facial cream. You can find them inexpensively at wal-greens or Rite-Aid and then you know that it is doing what it should. Besides that the fragrances in body cream can irritate and make your skin gross. I would avoid it unless its an emergency situation.
It is not a good idea. Those lotions are often scented and will irritate sensitive facial skin. Second, they tend to be too thick. This can lead to acne or excess grease. (hard to apply make-up on greasy skin) Third, there are certain ingredients in facial and eye creams that help reduce wrinkling, slow the effects of sagging, protect your skin from the sun, etc. They aren't present in regular body lotions.
i wouldnt reccomend it its very oily for you face
Body creams tend to be thicker/oily thus can cause your skin to break out. If your face never breaks out (lucky you!) then it should be okay although I would still buy face cream. I, on the other hand, have skin that breaks out so I definitely cannot use it on my face.
the B%26amp;B lotions have lots of perfume in them and can irritate your skin. But they will still moisturize your face, but probably not good for it.
no i hear its bad, cuz got all that stuff in it
no. use lotion that is oil-free and specifically for faces.
regular lotion can:
A) make you have a reaction.
B) make you break out.
C) make your skin oily.
it's really really not a good idea. just go to a drugstore and get the lotion for faces.
Its okay; however if you have oily skin it would make your face more oily. Its best to buy oil/scent free lotion for your face.
stuff like that. :)Is it ok to use body cream on your face?
no. it'll make you break out.Is it ok to use body cream on your face?
Yes, it is. Although I would recommend buying face cream for better results.
it will most likely clog pores and give you blemishes, i would recommend not using them.
Don't use hemp lotion on your face.
It makes it all red.
oh yeah its OK but you should also read the label in case it says not to use it on your face if it doesn't say that then its OK to use it
key word BODY cream ..think about it =}
No, because theres oil that moisturizes your skin, that you dont want on your face. Face cream actually has special oils to hydrate your face and wont be oily which will cause outbreaks
well i would think as long as it doesnt have oil in it...
:]
Don't do it! Seriously! I did it once, in fact it was from BnBW, something like Pumpkin Paradise. In the morning my face was swollen like a pillow, and I spent the day teary-eyed. My dermatologist told me later that it because our facial skin is more sensitive that the skin on our bodies, so the consequences of doing something like that are really unpredictable but usually adverse. I know, it's so tempting to use body creams all over - they smell so good, particularly those BnBW creations! :)
as long as your face has skin on it
You can use it but it will mot be as effective as face cream as the protein content is not the same.
i hope so
coz i always do!
moisturiser is moisturiser at the end of the day!
my dermintologost didn't recommend it
It is not really made to use on your face. You could use it but creams are really greasy and probably not the best option if you have oily or zitty skin. I would most definitely invest in a bottle of facial cream. You can find them inexpensively at wal-greens or Rite-Aid and then you know that it is doing what it should. Besides that the fragrances in body cream can irritate and make your skin gross. I would avoid it unless its an emergency situation.
It is not a good idea. Those lotions are often scented and will irritate sensitive facial skin. Second, they tend to be too thick. This can lead to acne or excess grease. (hard to apply make-up on greasy skin) Third, there are certain ingredients in facial and eye creams that help reduce wrinkling, slow the effects of sagging, protect your skin from the sun, etc. They aren't present in regular body lotions.
i wouldnt reccomend it its very oily for you face
Body creams tend to be thicker/oily thus can cause your skin to break out. If your face never breaks out (lucky you!) then it should be okay although I would still buy face cream. I, on the other hand, have skin that breaks out so I definitely cannot use it on my face.
the B%26amp;B lotions have lots of perfume in them and can irritate your skin. But they will still moisturize your face, but probably not good for it.
no i hear its bad, cuz got all that stuff in it
no. use lotion that is oil-free and specifically for faces.
regular lotion can:
A) make you have a reaction.
B) make you break out.
C) make your skin oily.
it's really really not a good idea. just go to a drugstore and get the lotion for faces.
Its okay; however if you have oily skin it would make your face more oily. Its best to buy oil/scent free lotion for your face.
Does anyone know a topical cream or pill for removing body moles?
I have so many moles on my torso I would like to find a way to remove them short of removing surgically.Does anyone know a topical cream or pill for removing body moles?
no pill and no cream, you will have to go to the doctorDoes anyone know a topical cream or pill for removing body moles?
There is a product on the market which freezes moles and they die and drop off. But I still would go to a professional to be on the safe side.
Always best to have moles checked out by dermatologist. Usually they use special ';gun'; to burn them off (if not too deep) right in the office. Try site below. Use a good sunscreen.
Call your dermatologist. If you do not have a dermatologist get one!
They are the best for matters of the skin.
Good luck, call today.
No, go to your dermatologist.
You need a physician to remove them for you.
UR A NASTY LITTLE FREAK GO 2 A DOCTA 4 STUFF LIKE THAT
no pill and no cream, you will have to go to the doctorDoes anyone know a topical cream or pill for removing body moles?
There is a product on the market which freezes moles and they die and drop off. But I still would go to a professional to be on the safe side.
Always best to have moles checked out by dermatologist. Usually they use special ';gun'; to burn them off (if not too deep) right in the office. Try site below. Use a good sunscreen.
Call your dermatologist. If you do not have a dermatologist get one!
They are the best for matters of the skin.
Good luck, call today.
No, go to your dermatologist.
You need a physician to remove them for you.
UR A NASTY LITTLE FREAK GO 2 A DOCTA 4 STUFF LIKE THAT
Can you use body lotion/cream as a hair mask?
i was wondering this because i have sure dry hair and i swim everyday. so i was wondering if i could use baby oil and body lotion a a mask instead of a really expensive hair mask?Can you use body lotion/cream as a hair mask?
Well, i've heard that it's bad to put baby oil in your hair,anyway..... why dont you try to buy a special shampoo for your hair, i really like the Treseemee one for Dry hair, bc it gives it a moisturizing feeling, plus it works,,,,,,,Well hope i helped, and good luck with the hair.......(0_0)Can you use body lotion/cream as a hair mask?
no it will just damage ur hair
You can rub a bit of lotion into it or even just a bit of your regular conditioner, but like a quarter sized blob at the most work it through your hair and style as normal, a mask of lotion would make your hair waaaayyy to oily, same about baby oil, even i small amount of baby oil it gonna make it nasty oily..
if you really really have to i say only use baby oil :D even though baby oil is going to make the pool water all greasy at the top lol.
Well, i've heard that it's bad to put baby oil in your hair,anyway..... why dont you try to buy a special shampoo for your hair, i really like the Treseemee one for Dry hair, bc it gives it a moisturizing feeling, plus it works,,,,,,,Well hope i helped, and good luck with the hair.......(0_0)Can you use body lotion/cream as a hair mask?
no it will just damage ur hair
You can rub a bit of lotion into it or even just a bit of your regular conditioner, but like a quarter sized blob at the most work it through your hair and style as normal, a mask of lotion would make your hair waaaayyy to oily, same about baby oil, even i small amount of baby oil it gonna make it nasty oily..
if you really really have to i say only use baby oil :D even though baby oil is going to make the pool water all greasy at the top lol.
To remove body and facial hair, is it better to shave or rip it off with that cream thing?
Sorry for the lack of better term. But I'd like to shave the hair off my legs, arms, and some facial hair even though it's not that visible. But because it's not visible, should I shave, use hair-removal cream, or that thing that pulls the hair completely off and hurts a lot? I'm afraid shaving will just make the hair grow faster and rougher, it's not even really that visible to begin with, but I have my reasons for wanting hair removal. Any suggestions?To remove body and facial hair, is it better to shave or rip it off with that cream thing?
Shaving doesn't make it grow back thicker, it just makes stubble when the hair grows out. Shaving requires more maintenance, depending on how fast your hair grows. Waxing removes it at the root and will grow back more slowly. The creams work about the same as the wax, some claim to have a hair growth prevention in them. You can also have professional laser hair removal done which is permanent.To remove body and facial hair, is it better to shave or rip it off with that cream thing?
Dont shave it or wax it if its not very visible. what is the point than. Yes shaving does make the hair grow back more corse and you will have wished you never shaved that area in the 1st place. Trust me. personal expierence. If anything do laser its permanent!
Don't shave it! That only makes the problem worse.
For eyebrows and upper lip, wax it. You can buy wax strips from sally Hansen and they are amazing.
I just did my arm hair with Nair spray on hair remover and it took literally 3 minutes and the hair came right off, no pain or anything, it was great. You can do the same for your legs with the spray on Nair, but I would grow out your leg hair before doing it so you can see where you need to spray it. I just shave my legs though, it works for me and then use a lotion that decreases hair growth time. Hope this helped and good luck!
Shaving doesn't make it grow back thicker, it just makes stubble when the hair grows out. Shaving requires more maintenance, depending on how fast your hair grows. Waxing removes it at the root and will grow back more slowly. The creams work about the same as the wax, some claim to have a hair growth prevention in them. You can also have professional laser hair removal done which is permanent.To remove body and facial hair, is it better to shave or rip it off with that cream thing?
Dont shave it or wax it if its not very visible. what is the point than. Yes shaving does make the hair grow back more corse and you will have wished you never shaved that area in the 1st place. Trust me. personal expierence. If anything do laser its permanent!
Don't shave it! That only makes the problem worse.
For eyebrows and upper lip, wax it. You can buy wax strips from sally Hansen and they are amazing.
I just did my arm hair with Nair spray on hair remover and it took literally 3 minutes and the hair came right off, no pain or anything, it was great. You can do the same for your legs with the spray on Nair, but I would grow out your leg hair before doing it so you can see where you need to spray it. I just shave my legs though, it works for me and then use a lotion that decreases hair growth time. Hope this helped and good luck!
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