November 2007 - Issue 4
Published: Wed, 11/28/07
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November 2007 - Issue 4
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"Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love." ~ Hamilton Wright Mabie |
 DIY, Holiday Creative Gift Wrapping, Pretty Packages
Personalized to make an impact, even simple gifts can look elegant with a little accent. >>read article
Homemade Safety Pin Jewellery Make a beautiful bracelet from safety pins and beads. >>read article
See How Easily You Can Revitalize Your Hair
Revitalizing shampoos, hair-care products aside, great nutrition is by far the most effective way of getting great-looking hair! Like your body, your hair too needs a balanced, nutritious diet to stay healthy. >>read article Soothing Honey Balancing Balm Protects skin from wind, cold and soothes dry irritated skin. (Makes 2-3 treatments.) >>read article
 DIY, Holiday Creative Project, Beautiful Baubles, Elegant OrnamentsThis year, deck the halls with beautiful ball creations in medleys of rich colours and styles. Make your own holiday ornaments to add among your cherished oldies and to treasure for years to come. >>read article Recipe Box: Something Different: Good Food, Good Health:
Readers' Hair Care Tips:
Practical Natural Hair Care
by Jeremiah Leija Shampoo: Method 1: Sprinkle some corn starch in your hair and let sit for a
few minutes then comb out. Great if you're in a hurry. This removes oil and grease from your hair. Do this before or after you shower. Method 2:
While in the shower grab a castile bar of soap and rub in between your hands until you have a lot of foam. Wash your hair with the foam.
Conditioner: Mayonnaise.
Deep Conditioner:
Ingredients: - 1 part Avocado - 1 part Mayonnaise - 1 Teaspoon Coconut Milk Directions:
Cut avocado in half and remove the skin and seed. Place in a bowl and mash with a fork. Stir, mash and whip. Add mayonnaise. Stir, mash and whip. Add coconut milk. Stir, mash and whip. You're done. Apply however much you want to your hair and store the rest in the fridge for later. Once applied put on a shower cap with a towel fresh from the dryer over that. Let sit for 10-30 minutes. Read a magazine and if you want switch to a warmer towel half way through the wait.
Dandruff: Wet hair and rub in a handful of dry baking soda, then rinse.
For Oily Hair: Fill a spray bottle with distilled water and add 1 tablespoon salt. Use that.
For Dry Hair: Apply a little olive oil to the ends of hair. Let it sit for 5 minutes. Rinse.
To Make Hair Shiny: Rinse with beer. |
In This Issue:
Weekly Columns Harvey Mackay:
Nutrition Wise:
Nutrition Notes:
Direct Answers:
Readers Quotes: "There's not a word yet, for old friends who've just met." ~ Gonzo, The Muppets Shared by: Debbie Borowski Readers Questions: How how can I stop my wisdom teeth from hurting all the time, I was up all last night from the pain. I'm not registered with a dentist so I'm stuck. >>read more |
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Readers' Feedback:
"Hello there! I have been fortunate to be receiving the Pioneer newsletter for well over a year now and I have seen it get better and better with every issue.
The 3rd issue of November 2007 is the best ever. I found that it covered a myriad of topics to satisfy many! Living well (from a spiritual and emotional point of view) and being a better human being is key to making the world a better place. Pioneer is doing a good job here!
Thank-you so much! Look forward to the next issue!
Best Regards!
Anna Share your feedback with us. We love hearing from you. :) Contributing Writers: Jane Preeter, Madeleine Langlois, S.Roberts, National Honey Board, Sherry Frewerd, Jeremiah Leija, Anna, Debbie Borowski, AICR, Harvey Mackay, Direct Answers. |