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A lot of people want clean young looking skin but have no idea about how to get or keep their skin looking young. Just washing your skin with soap and water and applying moisturizers is not the proper way to happy and healthy looking skin.
Before you begin any daily skin care routine, it is a good idea to find out what your skin type is first. There are five different skin types - dry, oily, sensitive, combination, and sun-damaged. These types are usually determined by the amount of natural oil your skin produces.
To find out what type of skin you do have, first wash your face normally and pat it dry with a towel. Next, get some rice paper or lens-cleansing tissue paper. Take a few pieces and pat them to different areas of your face.
If the paper sticks, picks up oily spots, and becomes translucent, then you have oily skin.
If the paper doesn't sticky or pick up oil, then your skin is dry.
If it only sticks to areas like your forehead, nose or chin, then you have combination skin.
You can also tell your skin type by their unique characteristics.
Oily skin will be shiny with enlarged pores and tends to have blemishes and blackheads.
Combination, or normal skin, the most common in women, has medium pores, healthy color, a smooth and even texture with dryness in the cheeks while being oily on the forehead or chin.
Sensitive skin tends to be delicate with small pores. This skin type is prone to having broken capillaries, rashes, and allergic sensitivities.
Dry skin can feel really tight especially after a cleansing. Dry skin develops red patches, some flaking, and fine wrinkles.
Sun-damaged skin is not a normal skin variation, but one that can develop with age. This skin type can feel tight with visible wrinkles and even seem leathery with broken capillaries.
Before beginning any regular skin care routine, please understand your type of skin is and use the proper methods associated with that type or else you might actually be doing more harm than good.
Shamin Napreeda is currently dealing with a new generation of children as a proud grandmother. She is very concerned about today's health issues especially those that concern women and children.
Currently, she is developing several sites that deal with women's skin and body images issues. These sites are http://www.liposculpturefacts.com and http://www.skinrejuvenationtoday.com
Quick And Hot Fried Rice Noodles Recipe
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Total cooking time: 15 minutes
Serves: 4
Ingredients for fried rice noodles:
2 Chinese dried pork sausages (see Note)
2 tablespoons oil
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 onion, finely chopped
250g (8 oz.) Chinese barbecued pork, finely chopped
200g (6 1/2 oz.) peeled raw prawns
500g (1lb) fresh thick rice noodles, gently separated
150g (5oz.) garlic chives, cut into 3cm (1 ¼ inch) pieces
2 tablespoons kecap manis
3 eggs, lightly beaten
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
100 g (3 1/2 oz.) bean sprouts, straggly ends removed
Directions for fried rice noodles:
1. Start by diagonally slice the dried pork sausages into paper-thin shoes. Then heat the oil in a large wok. Fry the sausage, tossing regularly, until golden and very crisp. Using a slotted spoon, remove from the wok and leave to drain on paper towels.
2. Then reheat the oil in the wok, after add the garlic, the onion, the chilli and the pork and stir-fry for about 2 minutes or so. Then add the prawns and toss constantly, until the prawns change colour.
3. After that add the noodles, the kecap manis and the chives and toss them well. Cook them for about 1 minute until the noodles begin to soften. Pour the combined eggs and vinegar over about 1 minute. Be careful not to overcook the noodles, or let the egg-coated noodles. Toss in the bean sprouts.
4. Then arrange on a large serving placer, scatter the sausage over the top and toss for a bit to mix a few slices among the noodles.
Nutritional Value for fried rice noodles:
Protein 47 g:
Fat 17 g;
Carbohydrate 30 g;
Dietary Fibre 3 g;
Cholesterol 285mg;
Energy 1996kj (470cal)
Note for fried rice noodles:
Chinese pork sausages (lup chiang) must always be cooked before eating.
About the Author
Shirley M. Duran is a mother of two and a cooking enthusiast and at her website you can find recipes like the rotisserie chicken recipe and others similar as well. For more informations it is recommended to visit: http://rotisseriechickenrecipe.info/
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Where can I find rice paper skins to make those Vietnamese egg rolls?
I want to make these egg rolls I found in this noodles book, but I have no idea where to get them!
I want to make these egg rolls I found in this asian noodle cookbook, but I have no idea where to find the rice wraps.
You'd be surprised how "easy" it is to find. I would first look in the ethnic section of your large supermarket chains. If not, I would go to an ethnic Asian market. It doesn't have to be Vietnamese. I bought my last batch from a Chinese grocer.
The ethnic grocer would probably be a more economical choice (cheaper).
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