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Alexis Rodrigo
October 11, 2008
Natural Skin Products: Homemade Astringent for Acne Prone Skin
photo credit: ClatieK An astringent helps remove the last traces of cleanser from your skin. It can also remove excess oil inbetween cleansing, which may be needed especially for acne prone skin. Try this homemade version made with all natural ingredients. Ingredients: 8 oz distilled water or a floral water 2 drops Lavender essential oil […]
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October 11, 2008
Natural Skin Products Recipes
There just isn’t any need to spend a ton of money on all natural skin products when you can make them from simple ingredients at home. Here is a collection of recipes you can print out and share. You know what would be really fun? Get together with some friends, buy up the ingredients, and […]
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October 8, 2008
- in Health & Beauty by Alexis Rodrigo
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Lose Pregnancy Weight – Join Me in the Fit Yummy Mummy Challenge!
Update (January 12, 2009): After doing the Fit Yummy Mummy workout for a couple of weeks, I noticed my clothes were looser! I could also see my arms getting more toned. I also finally joined Club Fit Yummy Mummy, the online community of Fit Yummy Mummy ownders. Why did I wait so long? As a […]
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October 3, 2008
- in Natural Kids by Alexis Rodrigo
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How to Make Yogurt – The Lazy Mom’s Method
I’ve been making yogurt at home for about almost 8 years now and I’ve developed my own lazy Mom’s method. Now I am sharing with you my own method for how to make yogurt, without having to scald milk or use thermometers or anything like that. My reasoning is, since yogurt has been around for […]
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September 26, 2008
- in Homeschool by Alexis Rodrigo
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Homeschooling Programs for Toddlers
photo credit: jessicafm Last week, I was looking for homeschooling programs for toddlers. You see, I’ve decided to homeschool my toddler. I’m not really a homeschooling Mom. My two older children attend regular school. I do consider myself a “blended schooling” Mom: I recognize my role as my children’s first teacher and teach them whatever […]
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