3 Responses for "Beauty: I hope anyone will explain me……………?"

1. taylor lautner March 15th, 2010 at 10:17 pm 1

   Point two,You can absolutely use shampoo, but I'd recommend conditioner. It'll be a little softer on the skin =)Point three,Here's a video on how to push back your cuticles:http://www.ehow0o0com/video_4409428_push-b…Point four, To exfoliate is to take off any dead skin cells/the outer layer of skin so that you have nice new skin without flakiness or dryness. An exfoliator essentially does this for you. The easiest exfoliator that you can make at home is just with sugar and oil. Use equal parts and massage it on your skin. When you rinse it off, your skin will feel nice and smooth =)Make sure you follow step five! Moisturize! Use a really good lotion =)

2. taylor lautner March 15th, 2010 at 10:17 pm 2

   Point Two – Yes you could use shampoo it will not do harm.Point Three – Cuticle is the skin that tends to grow over the nail.Point Four – Exfoliate is using something abit "rough" to remove dead skin cells off the skin.

3. lady gaga March 15th, 2010 at 10:17 pm 3

   2. No. Stuff like bubble bath. Something you would mix in the water before you soaked in a nice warm bath. Bath crystals, gel beads, bubble bath soap. Would you pour all of your shampoo in the bath with nice warm water and then soak in it? Liquid body soap would work. But they mean things like this: http://www.sfbsc0o0com/Or you can make your own: http://www.pioneerthinking0o0com/baths.html3. At the base of your nail, there is a thin white piece of skin. You use a tool that pushes it back under the thick skin that meets with the nail.The tool is: http://www.latedabeautybar0o0com/images/product/bt-Pushy.JPGThis is how you do it: http://www.walletmanicure0o0com/html/cuticle_tool.html4. Exfoliate is to scrub, with a pumice stone and foot cream, away the dry, old skin and expose the fresh clean skin underneath. http://2.bp.blogspot0o0com/_5oa7cGJUz5w/SOz0RSZSaLI/AAAAAAAAApQ/k-56qdknqq8/s320/pedegg.jpg