Cover up those grey beard or moustache hairs... or just go for a whole new look from crown to chin! Sciascia's Salon shows you how to color facial hair using dye and a brush. Learn how to pick the right shade for your hair color, how to apply the dye, and how often you will need to color your facial hair in order to maintain the color. There's no need to go grey in the chin before you're grey on top!
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Create soothing scented guest soaps from scratch, right at home! Part of their series on how to make soap, the O'Neil Sisters show you how to make flower-shaped soaps with chamomile (or any herb) suspended within the soap. Learn how to mix, scent, color, and add the herbs, then pour your soap into a mold and cure it. Also get tips on attractive presentation to show off your hard work!
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Tired of failing to capitalize on your self-improvement kicks? In this lesson from Darya Rose, creator of Summer Tomato, learn how to take advantage of natural habit-building tendencies and enhance your daily routine. Once you identify your bad habits, rewire them without losing the rewards. Whether you want to start eating healthier or focus on physical fitness, these tips will help you achieve your goals.
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Need some tips for how to apply makeup? In this lesson, Hayley reveals her everyday makeup tricks, from eyeshadow to lips. Her go-to everyday look consists of light eyeshadow blends, brow blends, eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick. Blend like a pro after this quick lesson and learn to look fabulous every day! Get your hands on the products that Hayley uses by visiting the attachments at the paperclip.
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Want to make a sumertime snack that is healthy and refreshing? Damav425 teaches you the recipe for a delicious apricot mango smoothie! Learn how to combine apricots, mangos, ice cubes, and orange juice to make this quick and easy smoothie. And if the smoothie's not sweet enough for your taste, just add a little honey!
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Want a craft project that's beautiful, practical, sweet smelling, and fun? You'll love making these heart-shaped lavender and rosebud homemade soaps! The O'Neil Sisters teach you how to make soap, add color and scent, and embed rosebuds. This handmade soap can be a great party favor for a bridal shower, a Valentine's Day treat, or just a way to add a little elegance to your guest bathroom. The lesson includes a suggestion for a darling presentation when giving these soaps as gifts.
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Get right to the heart of cardiology! This first lesson from USMLE introduces techniques for the diagnosis and pathology of cardiovascular diseases. Learn what physical symptoms a disease may indicate, how to take a patient's medical history into account, and get the details on endocardial problems. Whether you're studying for the MCAT, are a doctor wanting to hone your diagnosis technique, or just want a better understanding of heart disease and its symptoms, this lesson is a great intro.
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Your bathroom can have all the fun of a day at the beach once you learn how to make soap! The O'Neil Sisters teach you how to make seashell soaps with two colors swirled together. Get the recipe from their previous lesson, and then learn how to melt and combine colors and eliminate pesky air bubbles to make cute and creative homemade soaps. Wrap them up and they make darling hostess gifts or party favors!
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What is excessive anterior pelvic tilt, and why can it result in back pain? Neuromuscular therapist Holistic Sam explains how the position of your pelvis can change the position of (and crowd) your lumbar spine. Though a little anterior pelvic tilt is normal, tight or weak lower back, psoas, quadriceps, and gluteus maximus muscles can all contribute to an unbalanced pelvis. Learn how flat feet and stress responses also can exacerbate the problem, and hear how to combat the resulting pain.
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What is wealth? And how can it contribute to happiness? In this first of four videos revealing life truths, entertainer and inspirational speaker Wolfgang Riebe talks about the nature of wealth, attitudes about wealth, and shifting your patterns of thinking to learn how to be positive. This thoughtful discussion was inspired by real life experience.
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Want to get rid of dead skin and reveal smoother, softer, younger looking skin, but don't want to spend a fortune on beauty products? Taste4Beauty shows you how to make a DIY homemade sugar scrub that's cheap, quick, and easy to make- it only has two ingredients! This scrub will exfoliate and moisturize your skin, and improve blood circulation. You'll be revealing a glamorous new you in no time!
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What's causing your poor posture? Is it laziness? Respiratory issues? An inflexible spine? A neck that's not in proper alignment? In this lesson, neuromuscular therapist Holistic Sam explains the condition excessive thoracic kyphosis, addressing both its causes and its potential treatments. There may be exercises that can help with your posture and back pain!
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Can’t live without that cup of coffee in the morning? You’re not alone: it is estimated that over 100 million Americans drink at least one cup of coffee every day. What most of them don’t know is that habitual caffeine intake can be detrimental to your health. Learn how to kick your habit in this lesson by Total Wellness Consulting.
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Learn how to make homemade soap! Homemade soaps are especially great for party favors or hostess gifts. In this lesson from The O’Neil Sisters, discover all the basics of soapmaking at home. You’ll learn how to select and prepare the soap, colorant, and scents, as well as how to package your finished products for cute party gifts.
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Correct the balance of your pelvis, help your upper body posture, work your abs and buttocks, and stretch out your legs, all with just one stretch! In this lesson, neuromuscular therapist Holistic Sam introduces you to the kneeling hip flexor stretch, designed to help with excessive anterior pelvic tilt - a frequent cause of back pain. This lesson offers instructions for a basic and an advanced form of this stretch.
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Does baby need a cool and easy snack for a hot day? Does mama? Introduce your baby to food that you like too! Buona Pappa's Plum Summer Delight is a fast, simple, no-cook snack that requires only 3 healthful ingredients: plums, oatmeal, and yogurt. Mix oatmeal and yogurt, peel the plums, a quick whirl with a blender, and your snack is ready. For grown-ups only, drizzle with honey, toss on some nuts. (Or, stir in a little rum, but keep that to yourself.)
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Skip the hair salon and learn to create quick and beautiful curls on your own. Perfect for medium to long hair, this hairstyle is great for whirlwind mornings when you still want to look your best! In this lesson, Missy will teach you to create natural and stylish curls in 10 minutes or less using a curling wand, a bit of hairspray, and her easy beauty tips.
For more beauty and style tips, check out the [Loose Curl](http://www.pinkpistachio.com/the-loose-curl/) post on Pink Pistachio's blog.
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Kale Chips taste good, like chips, but are good for you too, like kale! In this lesson, Lainey from Simply Bakings adds Kale Chips to her Happy Healthy Me recipe series. All you need are 3 ingredients and a pan. Best of all, you can make these chips on your stove top; you don't even need an oven. Kale is the new superfood, packed with iron and vitamin K. The added benefit here -- the kale is also crispy. Go ahead, get healthy!
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Mix up your style with this flirtatious play on the traditional braid. Learn how to part, braid, and pin your hair for a look so easy that you might surprise even yourself! As versatile as it is fun, this look can be paired with lace for sophisticated bridal hair - or with summer flowers for a casual style worthy of a day in the park. Keep this updo in your back pocket as a perfect fix for those bed-head bad-hair days!
For more beauty and style tips, check out the [Milkmaid Braid](http://www.pinkpistachio.com/the-milkmaid-braid) post on Pink Pistachio's blog.
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