BindasFriends

Discover The Best Hair Removal Method

Written By Ravinder Kumar on Monday, September 6, 2010 | 10:25:00 PM

Discover The Best Hair Removal Method

There are many methods of hair removal and you may want to use a number of them to suit different parts of your body and different levels of hair growth. Here is a guide to each of the methods you might use today.

No matter who you are, it is quite possible that you have felt the need to remove some form of hair from your body at some point. At one time, shaving was the most popular method for hair removal. Today, the options are seemingly endless - and can sometimes seem confusing. Each method for removing unwanted body hair works differently, and each has its own benefits.

It is doubtful that body hair will ever be fashionable again. In the meantime, this information should help take some of the guesswork out of choosing a hair removal method.

Shaving

While shaving is an old fashioned method, it is tried and true. Some of the newest razors and creams deliver a smooth shave. People like shaving because it can be accomplished quickly, and there is no need to mess with chemicals or go to a salon to shave. If you’ve ever used a razor, then you are likely familiar with the drawbacks - you can cut yourself easily, and shaving is woefully temporary. Most people have to shave every day or two to stay smooth.

Sugaring

Sugaring can be painful, but most people who try it are happy with the results. If you have unwanted facial hair or like to keep your eyebrows neat, sugaring is an inexpensive process that only takes a professional beautician experienced in the method a few minutes to complete. If you like, you can have legs and bikini area sugared as well. Prices vary.

Waxing

Waxing is fast, but it hurts! Just like sugaring, this method removes hair from the follicle up. People who wax regularly like the fact that hair often grows in finer than before, and once you are used to the process it seems to hurt less. Whether you wax or sugar, you’ll need to come back every few weeks - some people can go as long as about six weeks between treatments. Whenever you use salon services for waxing or sugaring, be prepared to tip well. Beauticians like regular clients, and since these services can be quite intimate, you may be more comfortable once you get to know the person who is helping you get rid of that hair.

Creams And Depilatories

Creams and depilatories are great if you don’t have sensitive skin. They do smell bad, and if you have long hair, be sure to put it up out of the way before you go after your armpits. Depilatory creams remove hair by dissolving it, and you certainly do not want to get any in hair you want to keep. They are inexpensive, and work in just a few minutes. Results tend to last about a week or two.

Electrolysis

Electrolysis is a permanent hair removal method that must be performed by a professional. It can be expensive, but it kills hair follicles, which prevents any hair from growing back. Complete electrolysis can cost upward of two thousand dollars, and needs to be done in several short sessions. This can take months, but once you’re finished there is no need to mess with any creams or worry about shaving.

Laser Hair Removal

This popular method for getting rid of unwanted hair must be performed by a professional - it is not something you can do at home without special equipment. Just like electrolysis, it destroys hair follicles. It can be uncomfortable, and it is relatively expensive - at least a thousand dollars depending on your location. Complete laser hair removal takes at least five sessions, which need to be conducted about once a month.

10:25:00 PM | 0 comments | Read More

Anger Control in Children

Anger Management in Kids: Anger Control in Children

Learn about several techniques for anger management in kids. Read essential steps for Anger Control in Children at home and classroom for parents.

Have you ever been surprised by your child’s reaction, the last time you refused to comply with your child’s demands? Don’t worry; there are many parents like you who are in for a rude shock when they see their tiny little angels, get into a rage over small issues. Managing a child emotion has become a main concern for today’s parents. We as parents simply fail to understand what’s going inside the child’s mind!

The problem is so widespread that there are a number of anger management programs targeted specially at children. But is it, that difficult to control your child’s anger? No, it isn’t, provided you put in a little effort yourself. Many a times, children learn to express their anger, by looking at us. Our unconscious actions and reactions to situation are mimicked by children who have no other role model to look at. Let’s debug the causes of anger. There are three things involved in anger, the emotional aspect, the manner in which it is expressed and understanding the anger.

Children generally get angry when there is a conflict of interest over possession of something that the child likes, or when they are physically assaulted either by an elder or by a peer, especially if the child feels, he is being assaulted for no fault of his. Children also react angrily when they are teased at. Another important reason for anger among children is compliance issues, i.e. when they are made to comply with things that they cannot reason with.

Children should be made to realize that it is all right to be angry, but the anger should be expressed in a way that does not harm or injure the other person. The way anger is expressed by children differs from child to child. There are some children who cry and sulk, some answer back, and there are some who react by physically attacking the provocateur. Then there are some, who try as much as possible to avoid the provocateur.

Managing anger in a child begins by first understanding, acknowledging and finally helping them to express it a positive manner. There are several ways though which you can teach your child to express their anger positively.

As said earlier, you are your child’s role model. The way you behave is how your child would behave. If you bring out anger, positively, then your child would also do so positively. But if you react aggressively to a situation, your child would also behave in the same manner. You can also use positive change card game for anger control in Children.

Anger is often contagious. When the child expresses his anger, you never know when you lose control over yours. ‘Problems are to be solved only when everyone’s calm and in control’-always remember to enforce this rule in the house. For you to be able to enforce this rule, you need to get this habit in you. When the child is angry remember to remind the child that the situation is not conducive for a argument and you could talk it over after the two of you have calmed down.

Let the child express his anger, through words, instead of crying, yelling and kicking. Make the child aware, of how would he behave when he is angry. Teach him signs that indicate that he is getting angry. Through this the child can be aware that he is getting angry and control it, before it gets too late.

10:25:00 PM | 0 comments | Read More

Wonderful Andrea Costa Photography

Wonderful Andrea Costa Photography

10:24:00 PM | 0 comments | Read More

Mount Taranaki, New Zealand

New Zealand’s north island is home to Mount Taranaki, or Mount Egmont, a 2,518 meter (8,261 ft) tall active volcano. Taranaki is quite young for a volcano, having become active only 135,000 years ago. Its most recent activity was a mere 160 years ago. Mount Taranaki is the center of the Egmont National Park, the circular tree-line boundary of which can be seen in two of the photos below. Visitors to the mountain can enjoy the Manganui ski resort for skiing and snowboarding. Those more adventurous types can trek to the summit during the summer months. The closest major town is New Plymouth, just north of the mountain, where all types of hotels and other accommodation can be found.