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Stopping glow-red eyebrows

November 6th, 2007 by admin

I am a big fan of aloe vera because it has helped my family so much - for example, since my boys started drinking aloe vera juice on a daily basis they no longer suffer from eczema or psoriasis. If they incur any cuts or bruises, I always apply aloe vera gelly because it soothes the affected area, reduces pain and inflammation, and is anti-bacterial and anti-viral – so basically, I have covered all bases. The one downside is it stings a lot when it is put onto an open cut, but the benefits very quickly outweigh the one downside. (See website for research on the benefits of aloe: http://www.desertharvest.com/physicians/documents/HB-9.pdf)

Anyway, whenever I have my eyebrows waxed I always take my aloe vera gelly with me to apply onto the sore red areas (the pain we endure for beauty!) and within no time, the redness has disappeared. But this time I had forgotten to take it with me to my new beautician. I was imagining have to walk around the city with glow-red eyebrows, but to my delight, my beautician had aloe vera gelly to hand, as she is a big fan of the miracle plant – and my glow-red eyebrows had disappeared by the time my appointment had finished.

Why all beauticians don’t use aloe vera products is beyond me, but until they do, I’m sticking with this beautician.

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