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Mix one half teaspoon turmeric with just enough water to form a paste. Apply to blemishes and leave overnight.
Chocolate body wrap:
Mix a quarter cup of honey with three quarters cup of cocoa powder. Heat the mixture in the microwave until warm, but comfortable. Apply all over the body and rinse off in the shower after 20 minutes.
Orange peel:
This peel will restore skin tone. Combine one peeled, chopped orange with two tablespoons coarse sea salt. Massage mixture over dry skin and let sit for five minutes. Rinse well.
Tomato treatment:
Crush a peeled tomato and spread over your face. Tomatoes contain acids that balance the skin's pH levels and tighten pores.
Cellulite paste:
Blend a half cup of coffee beans with a half cup of salt, a teaspoon of kelp and four tablespoons of olive oil until it creates a paste. Apply the mixture over the dimpled skin and gently rub in circular motion with hands or loofah. Rinse well, and then vigorously pat dry.

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What are the Differences in Wrinkle Creams?
Are you confused on which and what wrinkle or anti-aging creams to use? With so many different products at there, how do we know which ingredients do what?
Here are few and what they are used for:
Tretinoin
Daily use for 4-6 weeks will help reduce fine lines, roughness and hyper pigmentation.
Retin-A
This ingredient helps loosen oily dead skin cells that blocks the pores. Fine lines and wrinkles will appear smoother. You should see a difference in about 6 weeks.
Renova...
This ingredient exfoliates, slows hyper pigmentation and increases collagen formation. Unfortunately, you have to be patient. It could take up to 6 months to see any change.
Used as an anti-oxidant, research suggests that it can stimulate growth of new cells and produce firmer skin. New research is pointing in a frightening direction. They aren't sure what the long term results of using some of these wrinkle creams could reveal. With all products, if allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use immediately.