Secret Garden. http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/ Traditional Beauty Secrets from 4 corners of the Earth. en-US Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:02:36 +0800 http://www.typepad.com/ http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification ...Ginseng's magical property is good for your health, even better for your hair. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/8KoWF7kCKCk/ginsengs-magica.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/ginsengs-magica.html Its secret lies in its restorative and enriching properties. We've taken this remedial root, added softening sesame, moisturizing aloe vera and smoothening rice extracts to give you strong and shiny hair. There's a secret to everything. Company Websites : www.traditionalbeautysecrets.com... Its secret lies in its restorative and enriching properties. We've taken this remedial root, added softening sesame, moisturizing aloe vera and smoothening rice extracts to give you strong and shiny hair. There's a secret to everything.

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]]> Did you know ... [1] TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:02:36 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/ginsengs-magica.html ...Sandalwood was deemed so precious, it was once declared a royal tree. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/R16yE17EfqU/sandalwood-was.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/sandalwood-was.html Its secret lies in its soothing and skin-purifying properties. And in combination with soothing chamomile, relaxing bergamot and deep cleansing tea tree oil, it will lead to a cleaner scalp and healthier hair. There's a secret to everything. Company Websites... Its secret lies in its soothing and skin-purifying properties. And in combination with soothing chamomile, relaxing bergamot and deep cleansing tea tree oil, it will lead to a cleaner scalp and healthier hair. There's a secret to everything.

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]]> Did you know ... [1] TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Tue, 22 Jan 2008 13:42:32 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/sandalwood-was.html ...In ancient Greece, olive oil was considered more essential than water http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/iO_c5uy__oQ/in-ancient-gree.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/in-ancient-gree.html Its special properties help nourish hair and skin. We've taken this precious oil and perfected a formula with softening sweet almond oil and shea butter plus soothing cucumber to give you smoother and more manageable hair. There's a secret to... Its special properties help nourish hair and skin. We've taken this precious oil and perfected a formula with softening sweet almond oil and shea butter plus soothing cucumber to give you smoother and more manageable hair. There's a secret to everything.

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]]> Did you know ... [1] TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Tue, 22 Jan 2008 13:38:51 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/in-ancient-gree.html ...Kaffir Lime was part of a princess's beauty secrets. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/GcoFgABmEoI/did-you-knowkaf.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/did-you-knowkaf.html The Javanese princesses used the citrus kaffir lime to reduce excessive oiliness for thick, shining hair. Taking its essence, we added hydrating jarak kosta merah and soothing pegaga to give you fuller and bouncier hair. There's a secret to everything.... The Javanese princesses used the citrus kaffir lime to reduce excessive oiliness for thick, shining hair. Taking its essence, we added hydrating jarak kosta merah and soothing pegaga to give you fuller and bouncier hair. There's a secret to everything.

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]]> Promotional Movie TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Mon, 21 Jan 2008 12:49:49 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/jkjkjk.html Did you know... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/-q0J_D9PXhM/do-you-know.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/do-you-know.html Centuries ago, almond oil was considered a prized possession. Its softening effects makes it one of the most important ingredient in beauty products. Combining this with cooling cucumber, calming sea salts and soothing lavender, we created a unique blend for... Centuries ago, almond oil was considered a prized possession.

Its softening effects makes it one of the most important ingredient in beauty products. Combining this with cooling cucumber, calming sea salts and soothing lavender, we created a unique blend for soft, supple skin.

The ancient Chinese women used to bathe with rice water, because they knew it's hidden secrets.

Rice water's magical properties kept their skin smooth and supple. We've taken those extracts with moisturizing soya milk and softening lotus to create a formula which helps enrich the beauty of your skin.

Why did the Brahman take pegaga before studying?

They partook of the pegaga herb because of its cleansing properties. By extracting pegaga and mixing it with energizing ginger and refreshing mint, we've created a secret blend to rejuvenate your body.

In Tibet, black tea was considered a vital source of life.

Black tea's antioxidants can help enhance one's health and beauty. Blending it with soothing chamomile together with soothing eucalyptus, we created a unique formula for radiant, beautiful skin.

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]]> Did you know ... [1] TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:36:06 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/do-you-know.html Mencantikkan Kulit Muka Dan Penjagaan Kulit http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/oeYlO97EXWI/mencantikkan-ku.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/mencantikkan-ku.html Manakala khasiat pinang muda pula tidak ramai yang mengetahuinya, tetapi pada seorang pengamal petua kecantikan tradisional, Puan Hamadah Datuk Ghazali, 53 tahun, ia sudah menjadi amalan keluarganya menggunakan pinang muda (yang bijinya masih berlendir) disapukan pada muka. Ianya dikatakan dapat... Manakala khasiat pinang muda pula tidak ramai yang mengetahuinya, tetapi pada seorang pengamal petua kecantikan tradisional, Puan Hamadah Datuk Ghazali, 53 tahun, ia sudah menjadi amalan keluarganya menggunakan pinang muda (yang bijinya masih berlendir) disapukan pada muka. Ianya dikatakan dapat melicinkan kulit muka dan awet muda. Selain itu, beliau juga mengamalkan 'bersabun' belimbing besi dan asam jawa. Belimbing besi yang masak ranum diramas bersama asam jawa lalu dilumurkan pada badan untuk meninggalkan kotoran dan bertindak sebagai antiseptik kulit yang gatal-gatal. Bagi menghaluskan kulit pula, beras pulut goreng yang ditumbuk halus (seperti tepung) dicampur bedak sejuk dan dijadikan lulur dan digosok seminggu sekali pada badan. Ia dikatakan berfungsi menanggalkan daki dan sel-sel mati. Tapak kaki pula boleh dihaluskan dengan menggosok asam jawa.

Selain itu, wanita juga dinasihati menjalani rawatan kecantikan merangkumi lulur, manggir, bleaching (mencerahkan kulit) dan mandi pupur. Lulur dikatakan dapat mengurangkan parut muka, menguning dan melicinkan kulit. Bahan lulur mengandungi kunyit, beras yang dijadikan tepung dan daun pandan serta temu giring. Manggir pula dipercayai dapat membantu memutihkan kulit, menegang dan memejalkan kulit badan. Ianya boleh dijadikan penyental dan pupur, diperbuat daripada beras pulut ditumbuk halus dan ramuan dedaunan khusus manggir. Ia elok dilakukan seminggu sekali.


Bleaching yang mengandungi kayu cendana dan lavendar pula dikatakan dapat memutih dan mencerahkan kulit dengan lebih pantas. Manakala mandi pupur pula boleh menjadikan kulit gebu, halus, lembut dan sentiasa lembap. Ramuannya ialah kacang soya yang dikisar halus, dadih, serbuk badam dan madu. Semua bahan ini disatukan dan digosok ke seluruh badan hingga kering. Ia dikatakan cara yang paling berkesan.

Selain itu, cara yang agak jarang digunakan ialah mandi Cleopatra. Ianya menggunakan pupur daripada lumpur yang bercampur madu, telor, minyak zaitun, minyak bunga matahari dan bahan lain. Caranya, bahan berkenaan disapu seluruh badan, dibiarkan kering dan kemudian dibersihkan dengan air sambil digosok rata. Mandian ini dipercayai membantu menegang, memejal, menghalus dan memberikan khasiat pada kulit. Hasilnya, kulit terasa lembut dan lambat berkedut.

Disamping itu, hampas kelapa dikatakan berkesan menanggalkan daki pada badan dan melembut serta melembapkan kulit. Selain itu, kacang soya yang dijadikan serbuk sesuai dijadikan penyental pada kulit muka dan badan. Dicampur air mawar atau air biasa, ia melembut, memutih dan menggebukan kulit, sesuai kepada semua jenis kulit. Manakal taufu daripada kacang soya juga boleh beri kesan yang sama dan boleh digunakan terus pada badan atau wajah.

 

Manakala serbuk beras pulut dan beras pulut hitam khusus menanggalkan sel kulit mati, mengurangkan parut disamping memerah dan memutihkan kulit wajah dan badan. Selain itu, air kelapa, adpokat dan lobak merah dikatakan juga amat berkesan dalam menjadikan kulit gebu putih dan halus. Selain itu, daun inai juga boleh memerah dan menghaluskan kulit muka dan menghilangkan jerawat dan bekas parut pada muka. Caranya mudah, tumbuk halus dan sental pada kulit muka. Begitu juga dengan kulit pisang, sengkuang dan kentang yang dikatakan dapat menghilangkan parut di muka. Selain itu, untuk menambah vitamin, menghalus serta menyegarkan kulit, minum perahan epal, tomato, oren dan buah-buahan lain setiap hari. Khasiatnya sama jika dimakan setiap hari dan tidak memudaratkan jika makan berlebihan.

]]> News TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:19:01 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/mencantikkan-ku.html Menjaga Kesihatan Kepala dan Kecantikan Rambut http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/btHI7uQxwW8/menjaga-kesihat.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/menjaga-kesihat.html Rambut sememangnya mahkota wanita. Beberapa petua yang sering diamalkan oleh orang dulu-dulu nyata kebanyakannya membawa kesan yang mujarab jika selalu diamalkan walaupun sukar dibuktikan dengan menggunakan kaedah saintifik. Bagi wanita yang ingin mendapatkan rambut yang hitam berkilat dan tidak cepat... Rambut sememangnya mahkota wanita. Beberapa petua yang sering diamalkan oleh orang dulu-dulu nyata kebanyakannya membawa kesan yang mujarab jika selalu diamalkan walaupun sukar dibuktikan dengan menggunakan kaedah saintifik. Bagi wanita yang ingin mendapatkan rambut yang hitam berkilat dan tidak cepat beruban, minyak kelapa hijau (dibuat sendiri) dan dimasak bersama daun kermak (dibiarkan sejuk), kemudian dilumurkan pada rambut semalaman sebelum dicuci dikatakan membawa kesan yang sangat mujarab. Bagi yang berambut nipis dan ingin melebatkan rambut pula, petua yang harus diamalkan ialah menggunakan air embun yang bertakung pada pangkal pokok pisang dan dilumurkan ke rambut. Cara ini dikatakan dapat menyelesaikan masalah rambut nipis.

Selain itu, serai juga boleh digunakan sebagai 'syampu' rambut selain daripada digunakan sebagai perencah di dalam masakan. Caranya, tumbuk batang serai hingga pecah dan gosokkan pada kepala ketika mandi. Bau harum serai akan melekat pada rambut dan menghilangkan kotoran pada kulit kepala.



Mandi wap juga dikatakan boleh merawat rambut. Rawatan ini menggunakan bahan-bahan seperti daun pandan, minyak kelapa, telur, adpokat, lobak merah, lidah buaya ataupun daun semangkuk. Tetapi, tidak semua bahan ini digunakan bersama. Lumrahnya, daun pandan dan minyak kelapa antara bahan yang tidak ditinggalkan. Penggunaan bahan lain bergantung kepada keadaan. Jika rawatan ini selalu diamalkan, ia dipercayai dapat menghitam dan melebatkan rambut dan sentiasa kelihatan bermaya. Ia juga dikatakan dapat membantu mengatasi masalah keguguran rambut, menghilangkan kelemumur dan memulihkan masalah rambut bercabang. Cara ini juga dikatakan membantu merehatkan fikiran dan dapat menghilangkan penyakit migrain atau pening kepala. Sejauh mana kebenarannya, sukar untuk dibuktikan.

]]> News TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:15:15 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/menjaga-kesihat.html How to Cleanse your face... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/GdkOu9W5y50/how-to-cleanse.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/how-to-cleanse.html Step 1. Remove your makeup before washing your face. Step 2. Wash your face thoroughly using lukewarm or room-temperature water. Step 3. Use a gentle anti-acne cleanser specially formulated for your skin type. Step 4. Apply a small amount of... Step 1. Remove your makeup before washing your face.
Step 2. Wash your face thoroughly using lukewarm or room-temperature water.
Step 3. Use a gentle anti-acne cleanser specially formulated for your skin type.
Step 4. Apply a small amount of cleanser on your face.
Step 5. Rinse your face completely and pat it dry.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Proper Cleansing

Step 1. Remove your makeup before washing your face.

Most cleansers work better and more efficiently if your face is thoroughly wet.
Step 2. Wash your face thoroughly using lukewarm or room-temperature water.

Never wash your face with water that is too hot or too cold. Extreme temperatures can break capillaries, dehydrate skin, or even aggravate pimples. Studies also show that there is a marked improvement between the effectiveness of cleansers used with water of the right temperature over those that were applied with hot or cold water.

Step 3. Use a gentle anti-acne cleanser specially formulated for your skin type.

If you have hypersensitive skin, you should choose a product that is mild and hypoallergenic. Meanwhile, if you have very oily skin, you might want to choose something that's slightly stronger than your regular cleanser. If you're uncertain about what kind of product to use, you should consult your dermatologist first or just go for one of those dermatologist-tested products that are good for any skin type.

Step 4. Apply a small amount of cleanser on your face.

Pour a pea-sized amount of cleanser on your wet palms and lather it before applying on your face. Since most cleansers are concentrated, they can dehydrate your face and strip it of necessary moisture. Diluting it with water activates its ingredients and allows it to be spread evenly on your face.
What you should do is massage the lather or foam onto your face in a gentle circular motion. This facilitates the blood flow in your face which improves your complexion while allowing the ingredients of your cleanser to penetrate deep in your skin.

Step 5. Rinse your face completely and pat it dry.

Rinse your face with lukewarm running water thoroughly. Although trusted cleansers have easy-rinse formulations, it is best to ensure that you thoroughly wash your face of any trace of foam or lather. Not doing so might leave residues behind that can block your pores and aggravate your acne. After rinsing the cleanser off, use a soft, clean towel to dry your face. Never rub the towel on your face as though you are removing stubborn dirt. Just pat it dry with a non-abrasive towel.
You should follow this cleansing ritual with a special toner and moisturizer. Remember that when choosing a toner and a moisturizer, you should go for the ones that are compatible with your cleanser and your skin.

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]]> Facial Care TradiotionalBeautysecrets.com Thu, 17 Jan 2008 18:10:58 +0800 http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/how-to-cleanse.html The secret to our formulation... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/secretgardens/~3/GTfxPwAk39I/the-secret-to-o.html http://secretgardens.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/the-secret-to-o.html Cleansers... Hydrating Cleansing Emulsion for normal to dry skin... ...lies in the blend of extracts from cooling cucumber, enriching seaweed and softening sweet almond oil. It gently cleanses, moisturizes and removes makeup. Experience wonderfully hydrated skin. Refreshing Cleansing Gel for... Cleansers...

Hydrating Cleansing Emulsion for normal to dry skin...

...lies in the blend of extracts from cooling cucumber, enriching seaweed and softening sweet almond oil. It gently cleanses, moisturizes and removes makeup. Experience wonderfully hydrated skin.

Refreshing Cleansing Gel for oily to combination skin...

...lies in the blend of extracts from refreshing lemon, skin softening apple and relaxing bergamot. It effectively removes excess oil and impurities to maintain your skin's natural balance. Experience wonderfully revitalized skin.

Purifying Cleansing Foam for sensitive & acne prone skin...

...lies in the gentle blend of extracts from cooling patchouli and skin purifying sandalwood. Mild and soothing, it cleanses and relieves sensitive skin without stripping its natural oils. Experience wonderfully radiant skin.

Toner...

Rose Water Toner for all skin types...

...a refreshing blend of skin-toning rose water, hydrating cucumber and soothing witch hazel. It refines and soothes your skin, adding instant radiance to your complexion. A comforting formulation, it can be made part of your everyday luxuries. Sheer delight for the skin.

Moisturizer...

Skin Lightening Moisturizer...

...lies in its areca catechu (pinang), which is known as a natural skin lightener for fairer, more luminous skin. Its light moisturizing texture makes it perfect to be used daily.

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