Mahbuba Hoque / June 4, 2016
Spider Plants or Airplane Plants produce arched green and pale yellow stems that extend to be 12-18 inches long. When less than a year old, Spider Plants may produce tiny white flowers during the summer. These easy-to-grow plants look especially nice in a hanging basket.
Mahbuba Hoque / May 10, 2016
Joint pain is one of a common issue among the people, joints are the parts of your body where your bones meet. Joints allow the bones of your skeleton to move. Joints include shoulders, hips, elbows, knees. They provide support and help you move. Any damage to the joints from disease or injury can interfere with your movement and cause a lot of pain.
Joint pain is a common complaint. It doesn’t typically require a hospital visit. Sometimes, joint pain is the result of an illness or injury. There may be various causes that lead to joint pain, for example, injury, viral infections, obesity, unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, arthritis, calcium deficiency, etc.
Professionals prescribe oral medications, topical ointments, etc., to help find relief from joint pain, but painkillers do come with certain side effects. So, if you are looking for a safe, natural way to eliminate joint pain, then you must try this homemade lemon peel remedy, which can reduce joint pain in just a day!
You can use Castor Oil for joint pain and many other uses
1. Lemon peel from 1 lemon
2. Olive oil (optional) – 2 tablespoons
1. Grind the lemon peel in a blender to form a paste.
2. Add 2 tablespoons of olive oil to the lemon peel paste, obtained in a mixing bowl.
3. Stir the mixture well.
4. Apply the mixture on the affected areas.
5. Massage well for a few minutes.
6. Wrap a plastic sheet or cloth over it. Leave it on overnight.
7. Rinse the area with lukewarm water in the morning to find good relief.
The anti-inflammatory property of lemon peel help provides relief from joint pain effectively. Also, the combination of olive oil and lemon peel is known to work on your muscles and reduce the swelling and soreness, thereby reducing pain. This natural pain-killing mixture can also improve blood circulation in the affected areas, thus providing quick relief from the pain.
Mahbuba Hoque / April 29, 2016
Everybody wants to look perfect on camera. Photographs can capture any moment of time and save it forever. It’s such a wonderful feeling when you look at old snaps of yourself and think, ’I look great here!
We believe that everybody can look perfect on camera — you just need to know a few simple rules and stick to them. To help you, here’s a great visual guide from professional photographer Jodee Ball which reveals some of the most basic errors people make in photographs — and how to improve them to make sure you look great.
Making an ’S’ shape with your body is a great pose which makes you look far more relaxed, as it has no ideal symmetry and helps you loose that wooden, soldier-like look. Also, it’s worth paying attention to your arms — it’s better to put only your thumbs in your pockets rather than your entire hand.
If you want to look leaner on camera, you should avoid having straight shoulders, and instead turn your body away from the lens by about three quarters. In the second shot above, the model’s two hands are in view, on her hip area. These little tricks help to make your pose more graceful.
Sometimes it’s a good idea to touch your face in a photograph. In this case, though, it’s very important not to turn your palm to face the camera. Instead, it should replicate the contours of your face.
Lowering your shoulder at an angle will make your neck seem longer and give an overall more relaxed impression. Moreover, do not hide your hands. In the second image above, the model’s hands have been placed close to her elbows — this looks a lot better.
If you’re being photographed from the side, don’t forget about adopting a pose in the shape of an ’S’. Just bend your knee a little and lower your shoulders. This will make you look both slimmer and more relaxed.
You will look better in pretty much every photograph provided you don’t stare straight at the camera, and turn your body slightly away from the lens. If you also tilt your head, it makes it look as though you are looking up at the camera from below. This is a simple trick which will work wonders for how well you photograph.
