Lifestyle Blog by Jamie Tarence
Dr. Jo Herzog answers the following question from a Family Savvy reader.
Hi Dr. Herzog,
I have several skin tags that bother me and that I want to have removed, but they are in very awkward places. Frankly, I am afraid that removing them in these areas will be especially painful. Can you advise me?…
Today I am sharing one of my favorite products. This nondescript bottle contains the BEST spot/stain remover that I have ever used.
I can’t recall where I learned about this remover, but it was years ago. It works better than any other stain remover that I have ever used, and I have tried most of them.
This is a staple in my cleaning cupboard, along with a good sturdy toothbrush. Scrubbing is imperative to make this work (although some spots seem to fade instantly as soon as this solution hits the stain)….
Acne is embarrassing to anyone but especially to teenagers. Dr. Jo Herzog is both a mom and a dermatologist, and she offers her best advice to parents and teens on how to prevent and treat acne.
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This is another in a series of posts by Dr. Jo Herzog on various products and options for fillers and injectables.
Dr. Jo Herzog, M.D….
It happens all the time. A husband or wife drops the bombshell, “I’m leaving; there is someone else.” Or, he or she gets “caught” in an affair before declaring love for a newfound “soul mate.” We saw the latter scenario play out on national television years ago when a sniffling South Carolina Governor laced his “apology” for infidelity with a declaration of love for his “soul mate.”
One of the most challenging scenarios in marriage ministry is trying to reason with someone involved in the beginning stages of an affair, as he or she is most likely acting against all spiritual, relational, and logical principles that he or she once valued. Attempting to reason with such a person~whether with scripture, common sense, or emotional appeal~will most likely fail
Joe Beam’s many years of research and counseling with crisis marriages has given him great insight into what is happening in the minds of those who throw all sense aside when caught up in the drama of an affair. The phenomenon is called limerance, and an understanding of limerance helps those on the outside looking in to better understand the irrational and destructive behavior of someone caught up in an affair….
How to Take Care of Wavy, Curly and Coily Hair with Kelly Foreman of MopTop Hair
After battling with (and sometimes against) her own curly hair, Kelly Foreman decided to start her own haircare line. This week she shares all about MopTop, her line of hair products made especially for curls.
This week Kelly Foreman joins The SavvyCast to discuss her haircare line MopTop. Anyone with wavy, curly, or coily hair will surely learn something new from her expertise. Kelly shares the science behind her products, tips for caring for your curls, and more!
Kelly Foreman was born and raised in the humidity of the South, a particular struggle for those with curly hair. As Kelly grew up amongst hair trends like the Dorothy Hamill to Farrah Fawcett feathering, she became frustrated with her hair. After having curly-headed children of her own, Kelly decided it was time to find a way to embrace and enhance their natural hair texture. She began by making hair products in her kitchen and later launched MopTop and FuzzyDuck natural product lines in 2005. Today, it is Kelly's mission to help people of all ages, all hair textures, and all ethnicities learn to love their natural hair.
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