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'new_desc' => ' Many a times, you would find your half finished beauty products lying in your bag or elsewhere even before you finish using it completely. Here are some few tips that would help you make maximum use out of a these products<br/><br/>
<b>Finish before buying new products</b><br/>
Make use the products by using it until they are completely empty. For example, in the case of a left out moisturizer. Try squeezing the tube until there is nothing left in the tube.
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<b>Stop yourself from impulse purchases</b><br/>
The only reason why your old products finds its way behind the new ones is because more often than not, women tend to buy beauty products simply on an impulse. If you already have a shade of red lipstick, wait for it to get over and then get another one of the same shade, rather than accumulating six lipsticks of the same colour scheme.<br/><br/>
<b>Try out samples before you buy</b><br/>
You can very well get rid of a skin rash or any kind of skin inflammation by trying out samples of different products and ending up on a final purchase. After using it you would realize that you do not like the colour or quality of the product.<br/><br/>
<b>Go for small-sized products</b><br/>
When it comes to opting for a beauty product, go for some small sized products such as lipstick, mascara and lip liner and those that have a considerably smaller size. For example, if you want to buy an eye shadow, instead of picking an entire palette, try a palette of one or two shades that will be easier for you to finish. <br/><br/>',
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'new_desc' => ' When it comes to beauty routines, women belonging to each country have their way of looking after themselves. Certain natural techniques followed in different countries are as follows:
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<b>1.</b> Chile:<br/>
Red grapes are said to be the best for adding an amazing glow to your skin. Chilean women create a paste out of these red grapes by mashing it and adding 2 tablespoons of white flour. They then apply it on their face and keep it for 10 minutes before washing it off.
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<b>2.</b> Dominican Republic:<br/>
Dominican women have super strong nails. The secret behind their lustrous nails are garlic. Garlic usage enhances the strength of the nail. They chop up fresh garlic, add it to a bottle of clear nail polish and let it stew for 7 to 10 days. There will be an initial smell, but later on it goes off.
Garlic has many strengthening properties and it is also a naturally antibacterial substance.
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<b>3.</b> Egypt:<br/>
Taking milk baths quite often, smoothen and soften your skin and removes dead cells. By adding 2 cups of powdered milk to your bath would make your skin look perfectly smooth, soft and silky.
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<b>4.</b> France:<br/>
French women have a scrupulous and preventive skin care routine. They look after their skin in a religious manner by having regular facials done, especially by applying facial masks etc. This mask will help brighten skin with natural enzymes while firming at the same time.
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'new_desc' => ' Research claims that caregiver-implemented musical leisure activities, particularly singing, improves mood especially in the early stages of dementia. The findings could help improve dementia care and better target the use of music in different stages of dementia. The research was carried out by researchers led by Dr. Teppo Särkämö at University of Helsinki, Finland and published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.
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Initially, the researchers recruited 89 dyads of persons with mild to moderate dementia and their caregivers to a single-blind randomized controlled trial in which they received a 10-week music coaching intervention involving either regular singing or listening to familiar songs or standard care. Previously, the results from a 9-month longitudinal follow-up with neuropsychological tests and mood questionnaires showed that the musical activities were able to enhance various cognitive skills, such as working memory, executive functions, and orientation, and alleviate depression compared to standard care.
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The focus of the researchers was to uncover how different clinical and demographic factors influence the specific cognitive and emotional effects of the two music interventions and, thereby, determine who benefits most from music. Looking at the backgrounds of the dementia patients, the researchers systematically evaluated the impact of dementia severity, etiology, age, care situation, and previous musical hobbies on the efficacy of the music interventions.
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Singing was found to be beneficial for working memory, executive function, and orientation especially in persons with mild dementia and younger (< 80 years) age, whereas music listening was associated with cognitive benefits only in persons with a more advanced level of dementia. Both singing and music listening were more effective in alleviating depression especially in persons with mild, Alzheimer-type dementia. Importantly, the musical background of the persons with dementia (whether they had sung or played an instrument before) did not influence the efficacy of the music interventions.
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"Given the increasing global prevalence and burden of dementia and the limited resources in public health care for persons with dementia and their family caregivers, it is important to find alternative ways to maintain and stimulate cognitive, emotional, and social well-being in this population. Our findings suggest that musical leisure activities could be easily applied and widely used in dementia care and rehabilitation. Especially stimulating and engaging activities, such as singing, seem to be very promising for maintaining memory functioning in the early stages of dementia," Särkämö concludes.
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'new_desc' => ' During the time of adolescence, the experimentations with alcohol and drugs become common. It is very unfortunate that teenagers most often do not see or think about the actions today and it's ill-effects and consequences tomorrow. They also develop a sort of indestructibility and immunity towards the problems that everyone else faces due to this addiction. <br/><br/>
Having alcohol and tobacco at a very young age would bear a very negative health effect on young people. Some teens would experiment and would stop having it after getting an idea of the future consequences it might bring. While others will develop a very strong dependency on it which might prove to be very harmful <br/><br/>
A recent study has just stated that adolescence that had a strong working memory is better equipped to escape early drug experimentation without progressing into substance abuse issues. According to the study by University of Oregon, impulsive adolescents who lack focus are more likely to face substance-abuse issues. Researchers have also proved that not every form of early use of drugs is problematic and there are also some individuals who start this habit early and then go into a path of continued usage of drugs.<br/><br/>
Teens are more likely to get engaged in impulsive drug-use behavior and they also put forth new approaches for beginning with early interventions since weaknesses in carrying out executive functioning most often underline self-control problems in children as young as 3 years old.
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