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Featured Tip the Day How to Make a Perfect Hot Oil Bubble Bath 1. Put a rubber mat in to prevent slipping. 2. Fill the tub with water that is toasty warm but not too hot. 2. Pour in your favorite suds maker, bubble bath soap or even dish washing liquid. 3. Add one cap full of baby oil. It will stay on the surface mostly but what drifts onto you will leave your skin silky soft and moisturized. The steam will open your pores to deepen the effect. |
| Whiter Teeth --Natural Home Remedies for Whiter Teeth Related Articles How to Stop Bad Breath Natural Home Remedies for Acne Hand Spa at Home for Dry Hands How to Fade Stretch Marks The number of products available on the market to whiten your teeth have exploded over the last 10 years. Crest was the first, with its Crest White Strips. They are now available in 14-day treatments or 7-day treatments. But before there was Crest or any Rembrandt or any of the other products on the shelf, people used home made remedies to naturally whiten their teeth. Here are the best natural home made remedies to whiten your teeth: 1. Baking Soda. Bicarbonate of soda has been used as a toothpaste for over 100 years. The fine particles act as a mild abrasive, scraping away stains caused by coffee or tea or foods with dark dyes such as blueberries. Just make a paste with a little water and brush gently, starting with the often neglected molars and back teeth and working your way to the front. Finish with a rinse of warm water. 2. Pineapples. The fiber acts as a natural abrasive. 3. Strawberries. The fiber acts as a natural abrasive. Strawberries also contain Xylitol, a natural compound that protects the teeth and gums against plaque. Soldiers chew gum containing Xylitol to protect their teeth. Certain trees in Africa also have bark which contains Xylitol, and this is believed to be the reason that people who over many thousands of years have eaten the bark of these trees to whiten their teeth. In India, many people eat the twigs of the Neem tree also to whiten teeth. 4. Eucalyptus sticks. These whiten teeth and sooth the gums. |