Lotion

Yes, they are essentially interchangeable for moisturising purposes (although hand creams tend to be slightly thicker). You can also use body lotion as hand cream. Also, hair conditioner makes an amazing shaving gel (found that out one day whilst desperate for smooth legs. Works incredibly well!)

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There are hundress of articles on it, just google it.

Well, actually i have heard it tangles hair but some hair which is thin and smooth wouldn't mind a little lotion but,always tangled, thick , notted up hair wouldn't be so good for your hair. ;)

Actually I have thick, long hair and I use lotion in my hair quite often. It does not make it tangled or knotted. I haven't discovered if its good for my hair or not... but I always get compliments on hair good my hair looks when I use it.

Ferric oxide is used in calamine lotion primarily as a coloring agent and to provide a soothing effect for skin irritations. It helps to absorb excess moisture and provides astringent properties, which can aid in relieving itching and discomfort associated with conditions like insect bites, sunburn, and minor skin irritations. Additionally, its presence enhances the lotion's overall aesthetic appeal and stability.

You don't necessarily HAVE to but it dries out your skin quickly, lessens your ability to tan and probably even more unhealthy for your skin. Also, I've found if you don't use lotion you kind of stick to the bed and it's very uncomfortable.

No. The container must be one from the product. The TSA will throw away a container that is one of those plain plastic ones or with a home made label on it. I found this out before I left for Russia last summer.

KY lotion can be purchased at most supermarkets, drug stores, pharmacies, Adult specialty stores and at discount retailers such as Walmart or Target. One can also purchase KY lotion online on the KY website.

Using body lotion and sunscreen also important for you.

Harsh ultraviolet light, oxidizing free radicals and the aging process all cause of skin discoloration and fading. Deadly skin cells.

it really depends on what kind of moisterizers and/or body lotion you use

Lotion itself is not inherently renewable, as it is typically made from a combination of synthetic and natural ingredients, some of which may be derived from non-renewable resources. However, lotions that use ingredients sourced from renewable resources, such as plant-based oils and extracts, can be considered more sustainable. The renewable aspect largely depends on the sourcing of its ingredients and the manufacturing processes used. Ultimately, the sustainability of lotion varies by formulation and brand.

Baby shampoo start out costing about 3 dollars a bottle. The best baby shampoos can cost as much as 10 or 12 dollars a bottle.

Regular lotions will help your skin in the matter of keeping it moisturized, which is vital to keep your skin healthy while tanning. However, most tanning salons do not allow anything on the skin but tanning lotions as regular lotions can damage the plates on the tanning beds. My advice to you would be to get a tanning lotion, which will have everything you need to get a deep and dark tan while keeping your skin as damage-free as possible and not ruining the tanning beds.

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You could experience some red itchy blotches, or some mild irritation around the applied areas. Your body is probably reacting to one of the nasty chemicals found in some products. You should definitely see a professional to look at your skin if your symptoms dont disappear after a day or two. And avoid products with ingredients you cant pronounce, try an all natural product like SanRe Organic Skinfood, they have a great line that is good for your skin and the earth.

In countries where traditionally poor people work outside, in the fields, having a lighter skin tone implies that you are rich enough not to have to work(outside). And of course people like to look like they're rich.

Call the emergency, or wash your eyes throughly and go to the hospital, this is seriouse, you can go blind....

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The SPF rating on your sunscreen only pertains to the amount of protection from the UVB or burning rays. Tanning is actually the result of your body trying to protect its DNA within the nucleus of the skin cells. UVA rays are the rays that cause damage to the matrix of the skin, and the amount of UVA protection is not required as of now by the FDA on sunscreen packaging. The melanocytes, or cells responsible for producing melanin (tan) in your skin, are stimulated by any type of heat or trauma, so in answer to your question, it is possible to tan with a high SPF product. However, please be aware that DNA damage occurs with UV exposure, and can cause premature aging and skin cancer. Tanning booths offer a false sense of security, and can actually increase your chances of skin cancer. The latest figures are that if you tan even once in awhile in a tanning bed between your teens and early 20s, you increase your chances of melanoma 25%. Your best bet is to use the self-tanners or go get a spray-on tan!!

Yes. Sunblock is very important and without it you may develop diseases or illnesses such as skin cancer. So always wear sunblock when it is hot outside and you feel you are in danger of getting sunburn.