Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay with warm water and dilute until a homogeneous mass is formed (sour cream consistency). The product is applied to dry hair for 30 minutes. Then the mask is washed off.
Mask for colored hair
Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay wi...
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures closer together? Food is a language in a way, and when we bring other foods into our kitchen, we have the chance to bring the habits and tastes of that culture into our lives without having to physically travel. There are many ways of traveling and the kitchen is one of my favorite ways to visit different countries. When you cook a feijoada for example, there is a piece of you that goes to Brazil. When you cook a beef bourguignon, a piece of France comes to your kitchen. When you cook pasta cacio e pepe, a piece of Italy lands in your home. As we talk about the dishes, the places, and the people from that country, we connect with them. That’s why cooking is also a language, a way of communication, not just something about the way we eat, but the world we live in. Cooking is a democratic art. We all eat a few times a day and it remains the single most effective way to connect body, heart, and soul with health. What we choose to eat is part of what we are and part of what we would like to be. Point 2. How do you incorporate your heritage into your everyday life? Instead of looking at the kitchen as a burden, where you have to prep, cook, eat, and clean, I encourage people to incorporate habits and traditions from their own culture and look at time through self-improvement, using healthy cooking as a tool for that. I like to enter the kitchen with a different perspective: turn on the music , put on an apron (usually a green apron with lots of Brazilian colors), and see cooking as a source of health, a way of relaxation, family gathering, and therapy. For me, it’s a place where I can sing and dance some samba, talk in Portuguese with my kids when they cook with me, and even exercise, all while cooking an amazing healthy meal! I also try to keep in mind that portion control is here to help us. I also try to visit the farmers market often. (Rita an experienced cook) Point 3. Cooking for one doesn’t have to mean eating alone For some single people, cooking for yourself just means having to spend more time alone. You may choose to regularly eat out—even if it just involves sitting alone in a fast food restaurant—to feel a connection to other people. Eating out means you’re more likely to meet new people, strike up a conversation with a stranger, or at least break the monotony of another evening alone. However, cooking for yourself doesn’t have to mean eating alone. With some creativity, you can cook healthy, inexpensive meals at home, and still find that connection to others that we all need. Cook a little extra and invite a coworker or neighbor to join you if social distancing rules allow. Everyone loves a home-cooked meal and most people who live alone are in the same boat as you. They probably feel just as awkward about reaching out as you do. Be the one to take the initiative. You may even be able to share cooking responsibilities—one prepares the entrée, the other dessert, for example. Cooking with others can be a fun way to try out new recipes and deepen relationships. Make your food at home, then eat out at a park, picnic area, or other public place. Enjoying home-cooked rather than store-bought food can make for a good conversation starter. Shop for food at a community or farmer’s market instead of a grocery store or supermarket. People here are more likely to take the time to discuss the food and give cooking tips, making it easier to make new friends. If you don’t have people in your life that you want to eat with, find ways to meet new people. Take a cooking class, join a club, or enroll in a sports team or special interest group that meets on a regular basis. Volunteering for a community organization is another great way to expand your social circle and find future dining companions.
Why A Healthy Lifestyle Starts in the Kitchen?
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures cl...
1. Chewing gum When cutting onions, chew gum. So you get rid of eye irritation. 2. MATCHES While slicing, place the match in your mouth with the sulfur side. The point is that during the consumption of one substance in the form of sulfur, we do not react to sulfur released from onions. 3. Salt Sprinkle some edible salt on the board before the procedure. It is the salt that, during the cutting process, will absorb substances that irritate the mucous membrane. 4. Water Dry water into your mouth and start cutting onions. 5. Candle Take a small candle, light it and place it next to the cutting board. All substances, including sulfur, released by onions during the shredding process, will burn in a candle flame.
How to cut onions without tears?
1. Chewing gum When cutting onions, chew gum. So you g...
Point 1. What’s a smart home? First things first. A smart home is a dwelling that uses internet-connected devices to do everyday tasks like locking the door, setting the thermostat, turning on lights and shutting the garage door. “Smart homes use technology to make your home safer, more convenient and more efficient,”“And while ‘smart home’ is a concept that’s been around for a decade, new technology has made it more common,”.In the last five years or so, smart home devices have become easier to install and use and are more affordable. You can equip your home with a few basic smart home devices for less than $1,000, and in many cases, you can install the devices yourself. If you can set up an app, you can get the smart device running.“Consumers are reimagining their homes and thinking about them as places of relaxation, safety and now work,” . “People want more from their homes, and smart home technology and home automation are helping them make their homes better. That has led to a rapid adoption of smart home tech in just the last few years.” In addition to making your home more comfy and more convenient, smart home technology can also add to your home’s value. Homes that mention “smart appliances” in the listing can sell for 3% more, and homes with smart sprinklers can sell 5 to 7 days faster. Point 2. What is home automation? Home automation is the electronic control of a couple of smart home devices from a single place. It’s usually a platform like an app that makes your smart thermostat, doorbell camera, smart lightbulbs, smart refrigerator and other devices operable from a smartphone, tablet or voice assistant. Most manufacturers offer a home automation app that will run all the smart home devices they make. “In my house, we have some automation through the SmartThings app that shuts the house down at night,”. “We call it ‘Good night.’ So, when we’re going to bed, we can just say, ‘Alexa, Good night,’ and the home automation turns off the lights and locks the door.” Are you looking to wise up your home with this technology? Here are a few smart home ideas, as well as some popular smart home devices that can be incorporated into a home automation system. Point 3. Smart thermostat Smart thermostats, like Nest or Ecobee, are one of the top-selling smart home devices in the U.S. Around 33 million households had one as of 2020. Smart thermostats allow you to create programmable temperature settings based on your schedule and needs. They’ll turn off the AC or heat while at work and turn it on an hour before you get home each day, so you aren’t wasting money heating and cooling an empty house. “Smart thermostats use sensors to detect when you’re home, and they only run the HVAC when you are there,”. “They can save you a lot of money on your energy bill.” Point 4. Security cameras You can get indoor or outdoor cameras that keep an eye on your house. Outdoor cameras, specifically video doorbells like Ring and Nest, have become extremely popular smart home ideas. They can let you answer your door wherever you are, whether it’s the other side of the door or the other side of the country. Video doorbells have sensors that detect motion and turn on the camera when someone steps on your porch. The camera then streams live video to your phone, so you can see who is at the door and even speak to them through your phone. So you can talk to the guy while you are at work and tell him where to leave your package. And then you can keep an eye out for porch pirates who might steal your package once he leaves it. “Video doorbells add a lot of security and give you peace of mind,
What To Know About Smart Home Tech
Point 1. What’s a smart home? First things first. A s...
Carrots + Ginger + Apple - Supports and strengthens your immune system. Apple + Cucumber + Celery - Prevents cancer, reduces cholesterol, relieves indigestion and headache. Tomato + Carrot + Apple - Improves skin color and eliminates bad breath. Bitter pepper + Apple + Milk - prevents the appearance of bad breath and lowers the temperature. Orange + Ginger + Cucumber - Improves skin color and moisture and lowers temperature. Pineapple + Apple + Watermelon - Removes excess salt, nourishes the bladder and kidneys. Apple + Cucumber + Kiwi - Improves skin color and moisture. Pear and banana - regulates blood sugar. Carrot + Apple + Pear + Mango - Increases internal body heat, resistance to toxins, lowers blood pressure and fights general body oxidation. Grapes + Watermelon + Milk - Vitamin C + Vitamin B2 which increase cellular activity and increase the bodys immunity. Papaya + Pineapple + Milk - Vitamins C, E, Iron. Improves skin color and metabolism. Banana + Pineapple + Milk - Rich in vitamins with nutrients, prevents constipation.
Wellness juices
Carrots + Ginger + Apple - Supports and strengthens yo...

1. Scheffler - ideal for smokers' houses, this plant remarkably neutralizes nicotine and tar in the air, as well as a sheffler very beautiful and not whimsical, does not require special care.

2. Scindapsus golden purifies the air from benzene. Very resistant and hardy plant, does not require a lot of light.

3. Dracaena neutralizes formaldehyde, which evaporates varnish, chipboard furniture and wallpaper glue. It has an exotic look, a fairly photophilous plant.

4. Chlorophytum ideally neutralizes exhaust gases that come out of the street through windows anyway. This plant is not the most whimsical of the room living creatures. This plant can live up to 10 years.

5. Hamedorea graceful perfectly moisturizes the air and removes substances that are secreted by plastic, a shade-tolerant plant that requires frequent watering.

6. Ivy ideally cleans the air of air fungi, it was also used long ago as an astringent, emetic, laxative. Ivy is not picky about soil; at high temperatures it requires regular spraying.

7. Ficus Benjamin purifies the air, reduces toxic substances such as folmaldehyde, benzene and ammonia, as well as this plant simply attracts dust. Since ficus is a tropical plant, it requires some care.

Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay with warm water and dilute until a homogeneous mass is formed (sour cream consistency). The product is applied to dry hair for 30 minutes. Then the mask is washed off.
Mask for colored hair
Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay wi...
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures closer together? Food is a language in a way, and when we bring other foods into our kitchen, we have the chance to bring the habits and tastes of that culture into our lives without having to physically travel. There are many ways of traveling and the kitchen is one of my favorite ways to visit different countries. When you cook a feijoada for example, there is a piece of you that goes to Brazil. When you cook a beef bourguignon, a piece of France comes to your kitchen. When you cook pasta cacio e pepe, a piece of Italy lands in your home. As we talk about the dishes, the places, and the people from that country, we connect with them. That’s why cooking is also a language, a way of communication, not just something about the way we eat, but the world we live in. Cooking is a democratic art. We all eat a few times a day and it remains the single most effective way to connect body, heart, and soul with health. What we choose to eat is part of what we are and part of what we would like to be. Point 2. How do you incorporate your heritage into your everyday life? Instead of looking at the kitchen as a burden, where you have to prep, cook, eat, and clean, I encourage people to incorporate habits and traditions from their own culture and look at time through self-improvement, using healthy cooking as a tool for that. I like to enter the kitchen with a different perspective: turn on the music , put on an apron (usually a green apron with lots of Brazilian colors), and see cooking as a source of health, a way of relaxation, family gathering, and therapy. For me, it’s a place where I can sing and dance some samba, talk in Portuguese with my kids when they cook with me, and even exercise, all while cooking an amazing healthy meal! I also try to keep in mind that portion control is here to help us. I also try to visit the farmers market often. (Rita an experienced cook) Point 3. Cooking for one doesn’t have to mean eating alone For some single people, cooking for yourself just means having to spend more time alone. You may choose to regularly eat out—even if it just involves sitting alone in a fast food restaurant—to feel a connection to other people. Eating out means you’re more likely to meet new people, strike up a conversation with a stranger, or at least break the monotony of another evening alone. However, cooking for yourself doesn’t have to mean eating alone. With some creativity, you can cook healthy, inexpensive meals at home, and still find that connection to others that we all need. Cook a little extra and invite a coworker or neighbor to join you if social distancing rules allow. Everyone loves a home-cooked meal and most people who live alone are in the same boat as you. They probably feel just as awkward about reaching out as you do. Be the one to take the initiative. You may even be able to share cooking responsibilities—one prepares the entrée, the other dessert, for example. Cooking with others can be a fun way to try out new recipes and deepen relationships. Make your food at home, then eat out at a park, picnic area, or other public place. Enjoying home-cooked rather than store-bought food can make for a good conversation starter. Shop for food at a community or farmer’s market instead of a grocery store or supermarket. People here are more likely to take the time to discuss the food and give cooking tips, making it easier to make new friends. If you don’t have people in your life that you want to eat with, find ways to meet new people. Take a cooking class, join a club, or enroll in a sports team or special interest group that meets on a regular basis. Volunteering for a community organization is another great way to expand your social circle and find future dining companions.
Why A Healthy Lifestyle Starts in the Kitchen?
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures cl...
1. Chewing gum When cutting onions, chew gum. So you get rid of eye irritation. 2. MATCHES While slicing, place the match in your mouth with the sulfur side. The point is that during the consumption of one substance in the form of sulfur, we do not react to sulfur released from onions. 3. Salt Sprinkle some edible salt on the board before the procedure. It is the salt that, during the cutting process, will absorb substances that irritate the mucous membrane. 4. Water Dry water into your mouth and start cutting onions. 5. Candle Take a small candle, light it and place it next to the cutting board. All substances, including sulfur, released by onions during the shredding process, will burn in a candle flame.
How to cut onions without tears?
1. Chewing gum When cutting onions, chew gum. So you g...
Point 1. What’s a smart home? First things first. A smart home is a dwelling that uses internet-connected devices to do everyday tasks like locking the door, setting the thermostat, turning on lights and shutting the garage door. “Smart homes use technology to make your home safer, more convenient and more efficient,”“And while ‘smart home’ is a concept that’s been around for a decade, new technology has made it more common,”.In the last five years or so, smart home devices have become easier to install and use and are more affordable. You can equip your home with a few basic smart home devices for less than $1,000, and in many cases, you can install the devices yourself. If you can set up an app, you can get the smart device running.“Consumers are reimagining their homes and thinking about them as places of relaxation, safety and now work,” . “People want more from their homes, and smart home technology and home automation are helping them make their homes better. That has led to a rapid adoption of smart home tech in just the last few years.” In addition to making your home more comfy and more convenient, smart home technology can also add to your home’s value. Homes that mention “smart appliances” in the listing can sell for 3% more, and homes with smart sprinklers can sell 5 to 7 days faster. Point 2. What is home automation? Home automation is the electronic control of a couple of smart home devices from a single place. It’s usually a platform like an app that makes your smart thermostat, doorbell camera, smart lightbulbs, smart refrigerator and other devices operable from a smartphone, tablet or voice assistant. Most manufacturers offer a home automation app that will run all the smart home devices they make. “In my house, we have some automation through the SmartThings app that shuts the house down at night,”. “We call it ‘Good night.’ So, when we’re going to bed, we can just say, ‘Alexa, Good night,’ and the home automation turns off the lights and locks the door.” Are you looking to wise up your home with this technology? Here are a few smart home ideas, as well as some popular smart home devices that can be incorporated into a home automation system. Point 3. Smart thermostat Smart thermostats, like Nest or Ecobee, are one of the top-selling smart home devices in the U.S. Around 33 million households had one as of 2020. Smart thermostats allow you to create programmable temperature settings based on your schedule and needs. They’ll turn off the AC or heat while at work and turn it on an hour before you get home each day, so you aren’t wasting money heating and cooling an empty house. “Smart thermostats use sensors to detect when you’re home, and they only run the HVAC when you are there,”. “They can save you a lot of money on your energy bill.” Point 4. Security cameras You can get indoor or outdoor cameras that keep an eye on your house. Outdoor cameras, specifically video doorbells like Ring and Nest, have become extremely popular smart home ideas. They can let you answer your door wherever you are, whether it’s the other side of the door or the other side of the country. Video doorbells have sensors that detect motion and turn on the camera when someone steps on your porch. The camera then streams live video to your phone, so you can see who is at the door and even speak to them through your phone. So you can talk to the guy while you are at work and tell him where to leave your package. And then you can keep an eye out for porch pirates who might steal your package once he leaves it. “Video doorbells add a lot of security and give you peace of mind,
What To Know About Smart Home Tech
Point 1. What’s a smart home? First things first. A s...
Carrots + Ginger + Apple - Supports and strengthens your immune system. Apple + Cucumber + Celery - Prevents cancer, reduces cholesterol, relieves indigestion and headache. Tomato + Carrot + Apple - Improves skin color and eliminates bad breath. Bitter pepper + Apple + Milk - prevents the appearance of bad breath and lowers the temperature. Orange + Ginger + Cucumber - Improves skin color and moisture and lowers temperature. Pineapple + Apple + Watermelon - Removes excess salt, nourishes the bladder and kidneys. Apple + Cucumber + Kiwi - Improves skin color and moisture. Pear and banana - regulates blood sugar. Carrot + Apple + Pear + Mango - Increases internal body heat, resistance to toxins, lowers blood pressure and fights general body oxidation. Grapes + Watermelon + Milk - Vitamin C + Vitamin B2 which increase cellular activity and increase the bodys immunity. Papaya + Pineapple + Milk - Vitamins C, E, Iron. Improves skin color and metabolism. Banana + Pineapple + Milk - Rich in vitamins with nutrients, prevents constipation.
Wellness juices
Carrots + Ginger + Apple - Supports and strengthens yo...