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Are these good products to use? What beauty products do you use every day?

Soap: Irish Spring with Aloe
Shampoo: Head and Shoulders 2 in one or Mane and Tail
Hair removal: Venus Embrace with Satin Care Shave Gel, or Nair Wax Strips
Body Lotion: Cetaphil
Face Wash: Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash
Face Toner: Clinique Acne Soloutions toner (only around the time of my period)
Face Moisturizer: Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel
Pimple cream: BenzaClin (Rx)
Concealer: Almay Blemish Concealer
Blush: Clinique
Mascara: Mac
Eyeshadow: Clinique
Eyeliner: Este Lauder
Makeup remover: Mac(eyes) Neutrogena Claming Night Creme cleanser(face)
Foundation: Mary Kay(I barely ever wear foundation though)
Period Stuff: Playtex Sleners or Always pads

Makeup I wear everyday: (is it too much?)
Concealer
mascara
sometimes blush
chapstick

When i go to parties/dances... I wear:
Concealer
Foundation
Eyeliner
Eyeshadow
mascara
lipgloss

What products do you use?
What kind of makeup do you use every day?

I find that sunrise prayer often helps the inner beuaty glow radiant.

a mini-skirt and killer heels never hurt anyone either.

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Conjunctivitis is a highly contagious and equally annoying eye condition. It's caused by the inflammation of the outer layers of the eye and the inner eyelids. Conjunctivitis is also known as pink eye. Conjunctivitis is caused by an allergic reaction or a bacterial or viral infection. Those who have suffered from pink eye are prone to re-occurrence. It is often treated with steroids, antihistamines and other prescription medications. But there is another way you could do to avoid the side effects. And it's very expensive to use the costly traditional medicine. You could treat the conjunctivitis through natural herbal remedies in your own home.

Pink eye is, however, a condition that often needs to be diagnosed and treated early as certain types of conjunctivitis are very contagious and any prolonged inflammation of the eyes should be treated with caution to prevent complications and tissue damage.

Symptoms:

Discomfort in the eye
Redness of the eye or inner eyelids
Discharge and teariness
Discharge may cause eyelids to crust and stick together while sleeping
Tenderness of the eye, or pain
Sensitivity to light
Swelling of the eyelids

Remedies:

Colloidal Silver -- You can buy colloidal silver in a spray bottle. Spray into your eyes two to three times a day. You can also put one or two drops of colloidal silver in your eyes two or three times a day if you can't find a spray bottle. Colloidal silver has been known to cure pink eye as quickly as six hours. Be sure to use a few days after healing to be safe.

Castor Oil -- Put one to two drops in your eyes two times each day. Your eyes will get better within one day, but you should keep using it for a few more days to make sure it is completely gone. Your eyes will get blurry from the oil but it does not sting or hurt and in fact can be soothing.

Sea Salt -- Put a teaspoon of sea salt in one cup warm water and stir until dissolved. You can use an eye dropper and put two to three drops of the saline solution you have created directly into your eye or you can use a cotton ball. Saturate the cotton ball and place it on your eye allowing the water to run into your eye. This is a tried and true remedy that has been used for many years and is still a staple in England.

Warm water compresses: Dip a flannel in warm water and apply it to the eye three or four times a day for ten minutes. In addition, a cotton-wool bud dipped in a bowl of warm water with a couple of drops of baby shampoo can be used to clear away the crusts from the eyelids.

Apple juice: Apple juice is recommended for blepharitis-infection of the eyelids-which may be asso¬ciated with conjunctivitis or come on its own accord. Peel off a two inch slice of apple, bend in half with the skin sides together till the juice appears, then press on the eye lids gently.

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