Oily T-Zone

either buy a facial scrub or mix rice powder with curd and use it as a scrub. You may add a little turmeric if you wish. Apply the scrub on the face, rubbing-gently with small Circular-Movements. Leave it on for five - Minutes and then wash it off. This will keep the pores free of clogged oil. Once daily, at any time, mix 1-teaspoon of honey with 1-teaspoon of lemon juice and egg white and apply it on the oily areas, washing it off after 20-Minutes.

Treatmetn oily Hair

If you have this problem, wash your hair daily with a mild shampoo that does not contain conditioners -- often labeled "clarifying"; these will leave the least amount of residue. Then use a light crème rinse or conditioner only on the ends of your hair, if needed, and be sure to rinse thoroughly. Avoid all products containing silicone , oils or lanolin, as well as two-in-one products. During the day, a quick combing can help redistribute oils and reduce that stringy appearance. Or, for a more serious case, sprint a little water on your hair and blow-dry it using a comb to remove and redistribute oils -- the heat of the dryer will make the oils more liquid and easier to manipulate

Bring Dry Hair To Healthy Hair

Dry or brittle hair can be closely related to the same problem as with dry skin, and that's essential fatty acids. With today's low-fat diet mind-set the problem is common. High carbohydrate content can make it worse, because protein is necessary for hair growth. First of all, avoid unnatural fats, such as margarine (plastic butter), and any hydrogenated fats ("partially" counts, too). Heated fats and deep-frying should also be avoided. (Saturated fats in moderation don't contribute to the problem.) Consider taking fresh flax oil: a tablespoon or so daily on salads or in a health drink. Or you can take combinations of fish oils (EPA/DHA) with primrose, borage or black currant seed oil. High-sulfur proteins, such as eggs (yolk included), and digestive enzymes are also recommended to ensure that the body is breaking them down adequately. .As for conditioners, there is a long tradition in Pacific cultures of using jojoba oil as a conditioner. Conditioners containing jojoba oil or the oil itself could be used.You're right to avoid harsh chemicals on the scalp and hot hair dryers. Hand drying is also good for scalp stimulation, which increases blood flow to the scalp.