Sometimes the best thing for your beauty regimen is something you already own. Try these helpful tips to see if you can save yourself some cash and time and help save the Earth by reducing containers and such that end up in the local landfill.

The most important tip is that almost everything has more than one use!   This is true of most items in your home. So this means beauty products, which lets face it are expensive, are most cases already in your home being used as something else.
Baby oil, for instance is the best eye make up remover that I have ever tried.  It takes waterproof mascara off in a flash and moisturizes the area around the eye.  This means you get double the product in the inexpensive investment.
Olive oil, which most people have setting in there kitchen right now, is one of the best weapons against wrinkles.  Any brand of olive oil will work and it takes just a small drop to do the job.  Smooth some on before you go to bed in a few days you will notice a difference. It will seem as if the crow’s feet are just flying away!
Crisco is the best way to repair your cracked heels.  Smooth a layer on before bed time.  Wrap a little plastic wrap around the area just to make sure it stays in place.  Then put some socks on and snooze.  Your feet will be sandal ready just in time for spring!

If you have oily skin or if you are out of your favorite loose powder, baby powder doubles just fine.  Once you have used half of your loose facial powder mix baby powder into the remaining container.  It works great and saves some cash!
Remember you can save big bucks on beauty products epically if you already have the items in your home.
Vickie Rousey lives in Washington, OK with her husband and two wonderful sons. They enjoy gardening and any outdoor activity. The family is passionate about the environment and the Earth's resources. The family motto is there is very few things that need to be purchased new, for everything else there just needs to be a redo. Vickie operates www.nativeorganics.info and www.nativeearthorganics.com. She maybe reached at [email protected]
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