Skin Brushing

[Guest guest]

Ok, Vilik - that is a question I have been wondering about - fabric softener?

What is in Bounce that is bad for you? I still use it - tried to find info on

the label (I think) couldn't???? And if I don't use it - I'll have skirts

half-way up my ass and stuck on my panty hose!!! That is a sight NOT to

behold!! So what is a replacement? Gang? any ideas?

two cents,

jeannine

[Guest guest]

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>Ok, Vilik - that is a question I have been wondering about - fabric

softener?

>What is in Bounce that is bad for you? I still use it - tried to

find info on

>the label (I think) couldn't???? And if I don't use it - I'll have

skirts

>half-way up my ass and stuck on my panty hose!!! That is a sight NOT

to

>behold!! So what is a replacement? Gang? any ideas?

>

>two cents,

>jeannine

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Hi DeathBH,

Maybe this'll help you a little:

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alkyl diethyl ammonium

chloride, synthetic fragrances, and

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><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Times</PARAM>The way I currently avoid static cling is to

avoid buying synthetic

fabrics. When I do wash synthetics, I either air-dry them or pull them

out of the dryer after only a few

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>13</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Times</PARAM> "

These quotes are from Clean House Clean Planet by Logan which

talks about " using simple ordinary ingredients like baking soda,

vinegar, soap,lemon juice and salt to make safe

inexpensive(ecofriendly) cleaners. " The ideas in this book I've been

putting into practice and do enjoy a living space sans caustic

chemicals and the like, and smelly artifical fragrances. Of course you

may need to use a little more elbow grease with these not so strong

and drastic formulations. A departure from the convenience-culture

mind set which pervades our society also definitely helps. Wishing you

good clean fun!

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[Guest guest]

Dear Liz,

I started out with a body brush ($$$$) I had bought on a cruise years

ago...I never had gotten it out so I used it. BUT I found a slightly

softer one made of cocoa bristles at Wal Mart (this chick LOVES a

good deal). I think Karma had posted a web site about brushing but it

was very simple: you start at the soles of your feet and brush in

little cirles working up the leg, then the other leg, do your arms

starting out at the palms, the idea is to brush toward the hear as

this stimulates the lymphatic system...brush all sufaces be careful

of " sensitive areas " be sure to do your back and neck and

shoulders...I use a softer edge and brush carefully on my face as I

have flakey skin around my eyebrows and WOW it has helped! (Hey! no

comments about me being flakey :>) You will see little fine dust fly

which is YOUR DEAD SKIN CELLS. YUCK!!!!! Get rid of 'em...you don't

need 'em! I have had so many compliments on my skin lately. AND I

don't use a TON of lotion like I used to.

-- In LifeLiftegroups, L Kuhr <stevku@j...> wrote:

> Hi Libby,

>

> Congratulations on your losses.

> I'm interested in skin brushing. Can you tell me more about it? Do

you

> know of any good books about it? I've been looking for a body

brush but

> I don't know which kind to buy. What kind are you using?

>

> thanks,

>

> Love and prayers from Cincinnati

> Liz

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[Guest guest]

For all you skinbrushers :-))

One more thing. When you do brush it is recommended to always brush towards

the heart.In other words, start at your feet and come up. Or your hands and

come in.

Christel

[Guest guest]

For all you skinbrushers :-))

One more thing. When you do brush it is recommended to always brush towards

the heart.In other words, start at your feet and come up. Or your hands and

come in.

Christel

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

Sorry for asking so many questions and posting so many messages, I am

just really keen to get started and proceed on this diet and want to

implement all the protocols correctly. So this next question about skin

brushing might seem a bit padentic but I know that skin brushing helps

me A LOT, i feel more energised and notice a difference when the toxins

are removed! So I want to ask you Bee, on your website you have stated

that the direction of brushing should generally be towards the lower

abdomen. By this do you mean that when we are brushing the feet and

legs we should be brushing upwards; when brushing the hands and arms we

should be brushing towards the elbow; when brushing the neck chest and

trunk towards the groin region; and when brushing the lower abdomenal

region towards the center? Please correct me if I am getting any of

this wrong. Thank you again for all your help.

With kind regards,

Nithya