Here is some oily skin tips for you -

Here are some of the ayurvedic ways and home remedies to treat your body to reduce oil secretion and make it look good longer:

a) Crab apple- Make a paste. Apply all over the face and neck. Leave for 20 minutes. Wash with lukewarm water. It is a rich source of alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) which tone, soften and moisturize dull oily skin.

b) Sandalwood powder- Add a few drops of water to half a tablespoon of the powder. Apply the paste all over the face, neck (in upward and outward direction) and hands. Avoid eye area. Let dry. Wash with tepid water. This reduces wrinkles
and fine lines while fighting acne and blemishes.

c) Lemon juice, flour, turmeric powder- Make a paste. (Use all purpose flour) Plain yogurt can be used in place of lemon juice. Apply all over the face except the eye area. Let dry. Rinse. The acids in the lemon juice treat dark spots on the face clearing the complexion. Turmeric brightens the look. (Lemon juice might cause a tingling sensation). Feel the fresh and oil-free skin afterwards.

d) Wheat germ oil- Massage your face with the oil. Leave it on for 1 hour before washing with tepid water. Natural vitamin E, a powerful anti-oxidant, in this oil prevents skin damage caused by UV rays and environmental pollution. It is great for softening the skin.

e) Milk- It is particularly necessary for individuals with oily skin to keep their skin clear otherwise it has a tendency to form acne lesions making the skin patchy, discolored and rough. Presence of oil makes the skin sticky thus attracting dirt from the environment clogging the pores. Clogged pores mean increased oil secretion.

I would like to travel Europe in with other college students around my age, is there a company that organizes these types of tours?

I want to travel the following countries:
Italy, England, Ireland, Belgium, Nederlands, France, Spain, Germany, Greece, croatia, Hungary. I plan on staying in hostels and either flying to each country or taking a train. I havent decided on that yet. I dont require much. But I want to make sure I have enough money to enjoy europe fully.

I just want to know what is the best place in either Southern Or Central Europe to travel to?..And possibly relocate? I want to know where and why you think your answer is best
I’m very Curious to know!

With the dollar being so weak, where is the best place in Europe where I can travel to, in June, and get the most for my money?

I was wondering if anyone has had experience traveling Europe i.e. England/UK or Spain by train. Never done this before would like some pointers. Thanks!

I have a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations. I want to travel, work, and live in Europe.

i have plan to travel europe,but i hate a long flight.i just want to know about how long it takes.thank you

I want to eventually travel all over the place. But I’m not sure if I’ll have the money to be staying in expensive hotels in the hearts of major European cities, but I also want to be safe and not end up dead. What is the cheapest, safest, and best way to take a tour of Europe. (or even just a single European country)
Do you have to have a lot of money in general in order to travel to foreign countries? Or is that just a myth?

Hi, I am a 28 year old female who is in desperate need for a vacation. I have never been to Europe, and would like to see France. I am thinking of going this summer. What’s the best most cost effective way? Hire a travel agent, or book online through Contiki Tours? Need your help!!!