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33 Ways to Feel Sexy in Your Skin Read more: How to Feel Sexy – Tips for How to Feel Sexy – Real Beauty

Posted by admin on November 18th, 2011

33 Ways to Feel Sexy in Your Skin

Whether you’re single, taken, or somewhere in between, you might be in a situation where you’ll be baring it all in the near future. But what happens if instead of slipping on silky lingerie you feel more like slipping on fuzzy slippers and hiding under the covers? Here, we give you 33 ways to instantly feel sexy in your skin. Try one and you’ll be kicking off those sweats and slippers before you know it.

Sloughing off dead skin cells is vital to snagging a glowing complexion (plus, alligator legs are pretty unsightly). Just be careful not to scrub too often or too hard. Stick to two to three times (every other day) for oily skin and no more than once a week for sensitive skin.

50 Great Things to Do With Your Breasts Read more: Great Things To Do With Your Breasts – How To Pamper Your Breasts

Posted by admin on November 18th, 2011

Sure, you let your breasts roam free when you unhook your bra at night, but you’re missing out if that’s the only time. “Enjoying your breasts helps you feel confident about your body because you’re embracing who you are,” says Debby Herbenick, PhD, author of Because It Feels Good. “It also boosts your comfort level during sex, helping you to orgasm more often.” There’s no arguing with that logic, so we crafted a master list of sexy ways to maximize your assets.

1. Go braless and wear a silk or combed-cotton tee—it’ll feel amazing brushing against your skin all day.

2. When you’re lounging together on the couch reading or watching TV, guide his hand inside your bra and have him lightly scratch your breasts with his fingertips.

3. Clasp your hands behind your back and pull them away from your body, slowly rotating to the left and right to give the twins a nice stretch.

4. Score a perfect sunless boob tan: Shower and exfoliate, then put a dab of petroleum jelly on your nipples to make sure they keep their natural color. Evenly apply the self-tanning lotion or spray to your tatas, and lean forward for a few minutes to help them dry blotch-free. Then show off your (safely) bronzed twins by hitting up a secluded beach (or ahem, a private yacht like Gisele did) with your guy. Just be sure to ask him to cover your breasts in SPF first.

5. Master the art of using double-sided tape. The secret: Stick one-inch strips of tape a quarter inch away from the edge of your clothes. It keeps everything in place but still looks natural.

6. For a sexy sensation the next time you’re getting busy in bed, get your guy to try this technique with his hand: Make a V with his index and middle fingers, and lightly scissor them around your nipples.

7. Overheated at the beach? Slip an ice cube out of your drink, and glide it over your cleavage.

8. This trick really makes your boobs look voluptuous: Stand in front of a mirror under an overhead light, and sweep bronzer over the dark areas underneath and between your breasts. Deepening the shadows that they create gives the impression of greater fullness.

9. Apply lotion, and treat the girls to a sensual massage. Using a circular motion and medium pressure, rub from the base of your boobs up along the outer edges, stopping just below your armpits. Then place your hands on your breastbone, and work your way across the center of your chest, out toward the sides of your body.

10. Have him trace a figure eight stretching around both nipples while giving you a deep, steamy kiss.

Beauty Gift Ideas for Teens

Posted by beautyqueen on November 14th, 2011

Not all teenagers are tough to buy for. So to help you out we came up with a few great gift ideas for your teenage daughter. All these beauty products on this list that would be awesome added to a gift basket. First off: Best unique gift has got to be Bento’s Magic Spray. Why? [...]

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Arganics by NuMe Argan Oil Review

Posted by beautyqueen on November 12th, 2011

I love Argan oil based products! I had no idea how much of a difference it would make to my hair till I got Arganics by NuMe Argan Oil for your hair to try. Now I have tried another product by NuMe in fact they are my very first curling wand. (link to that review) [...]

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Ten Years Younger

Posted by admin on November 9th, 2011

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Nicky Hambleton-Jones shows Selena her new beach ready body after an extensive make over including cosmetic surgery, dentistry and complete new look.

Top 5 Sunscreens for Oily Skin

Posted by admin on November 7th, 2011

Many people with oily skin also have problems with acne and take prescription medications that make their skin even more sensitive to the sun. When you have oily skin, grabbing a basic sunscreen off the shelf can make your skin worse, leading to clogged pores and breakouts. So do you just avoid the sun, risk damaging your skin or deal with the side effects?

Luckily, manufacturers have realized that there’s a market for sunscreens for people with oily skin. The catch is that they can be harder to find and more expensive than other sunscreens. (That’s because the most inexpensive sunscreen ingredients are typically thick and creamy, which isn’t what oily skin needs.)

You also need to be sure that whatever sunscreen you use, it has an SPF of at least 15 (the higher, the better) and protects against both UVA and UVB radiation, which is known as a “broad spectrum” sunscreen. Just as with any other skin care product, look for phrases like oil-free, water-based and noncomedegenic.

Those are the basics, but it’s still a challenge to find a sunscreen that fits your needs. Let’s look at five different categories of sunscreen to learn about products that could be right for you. First up: Products that provide sunscreen in addition to doing something else.

MAXX Mobiles Launches Slider Phone for Women

Posted by admin on November 4th, 2011

MAXX Mobiles has launched a slider, the MS502 Vista, targeted at women. The slider has a QWERTY keypad, a 3.2 megapixel camera, expandable memory upto 8 GB, and a 1000 mAh battery. It’s available in pink, orange and blue, and has dedicated keys for Facebook and eBuddy applications. It features talk time of upto 4 hours. The phone is a Java enabled device and provides browsing on the go via Opera Mini. The phone comes with FM radio with FM scheduling, MP3/WAV/AAC music player and a 3GPP/AVI/MP4 video player.

The phone also includes dual SIM and GSM support as well as MMS, WAP and GPRS. For connectivity, it comes with Bluetooth, MySync (PC Suite) and USB Mass Storage. The handset will be available for Rs. 4,242, and will release in Mumbai first, before launching in other cities in India.

Best Mobile Phones For Women

Posted by admin on November 4th, 2011

Well ladies love mobile phones as much as men do. Mobile phones are have become a necessary now a days and everyone, be it girls, middle aged women, want to get the best one, that will suit all their needs. So here is a list of some great mobile phones that women would love. These mobile phones are not only really chic and beautiful but also boast some really good features. Basic details and specs of every mobile have been given. Check them out and tell us which one do you like the best and which one would you like to get?!

[List is in no particular order]

1. Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch

Release Date: September, 2011
Weight: 130 g
Display: Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen, 4.52 inches (~206 ppi pixel density), Gorilla Glass display
Memory: 16 GB storage,1 GB RAM
OS: Android OS, v2.3.4 (Gingerbread)

2. Samsung Trender in Amethyst (aka: Samsung SPH-M380)

Release Date: June, 2011
Display: TFT resistive touchscreen, 2.8 inches (~143 ppi pixel density)
Camera: 1.3 MP, 1280 x 1024 pixels
Colours: Sapphire, Amethyst
QWERTY keyboard

3. Samsung Google Nexus S I9023

Release Date: April, 2011
Weight: 129 g
Display: S-LCD capacitive touchscreen, 4.0 inches (~233 ppi pixel density)
Memory: 16 GB storage
Camera: camera 5 MP, autofocus, LED flash

4. Sony Ericsson txt

Release Date: Coming soon. Expected in 2011
Weight: 95 g
Display: 2.55 inches (~157 ppi pixel density), Scratch-resistant surface
Memory: 120 MB
Camera: 3.15 MP
Colours: Black, Blue, White, Pink
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

5. Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Weight: 117 g
Display: LED-backlit LCD, capacitive touchscreen, 4.2 inches (~233 ppi pixel density), Scratch-resistant surface
Memory: 1 GB
OS: Android OS, v2.3.4 (Gingerbread)
Camera: 8 MP
Colours: Pure White, Midnight Blue, Misty Silver, Gloss Black, Sakura Pink
Wi-Fi

6. Sony Ericsson txt pro

Release Date: July, 2011
Weight: 100 g
Display: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 3.0 inches (~155 ppi pixel density), Scratch-resistant surface
Camera: 3.15 MP
Colours: Black, White, Pink
QWERTY keyboard

7. Motorola Triumph

Release Date: July, 2011
Weight: 143 g
Display: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 4.1 inches (~228 ppi pixel density)
OS: Android OS, v2.2 (Froyo)
Camera: 5 MP
Wi-Fi

8. Motorola DROID 3

Weight: 167 g
Display: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 4.0 inches (~275 ppi pixel density)
Memory: 16 GB storage, 512 MB RAM
OS: Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread)
Camera: 8 MP
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

9. Motorola EX119

Weight: 87 g
Display: TFT touchscreen, 2.4 inches (~117 ppi pixel density)
Camera: 3.15 MP
Colours: White, Black
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

10. Nokia C2-03

Weight: 115 g
Display: TFT resistive touchscreen, 2.6 inches (~154 ppi pixel density)
Camera: 2 MP
Colours: Chrome Black, Golden White
Handwriting recognition

11. Nokia C3-01 Gold Edition

Release Date: August, 2011
Weight: 100 g
Display: TFT resistive touchscreen, 2.4 inches (~167 ppi pixel density)
Camera: 5 MP
Wi-Fi

12. Nokia N9

Weight: 135 g
Display: AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 3.9 inches (~251 ppi pixel density), Gorilla glass display, Anti-glare polariser
OS: MeeGo OS, v1.2 Harmattan
Camera: 8 MP
Colours: Black, Cyan, Magenta
Wi-Fi

13. Nokia Oro

Release Date: August, 2011
Display: AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 3.5 inches (~210 ppi pixel density)
Memory: 8 GB
OS: Symbian Anna OS
Camera: 8 MP
Colours: Nokia Oro Light, Nokia Oro Dark

14. LG Optimus Chat C550

Release Date: March, 2011
Weight: 122 g
Display: TFT touchscreen, 2.8 inches (~206 ppi pixel density)
OS: Android OS, v2.2 (Froyo)
Camera: 3.15 MP
Colours: Black, silver, blue, red, pink
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

15. Micromax Q66 Eclipse

Weight:118 g
Display: 2.4 inches (~167 ppi pixel density)
Camera:
QWERTY keyboard

16. HP Veer 4G

Release Date: May, 2011
Weight: 103 g
Display: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 2.6 inches (~197 ppi pixel density)
Memory: 8GB
Camera: 5 MP
Colours: White, black
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

17. BlackBerry Curve 9370

Display: 2.44 inches (~246 ppi pixel density), Touch-sensitive optical trackpad
OS: BlackBerry OS 7.0
Camera: 5 MP
QWERTY keyboard

18. Apple iPhone 4

Weight: 137 g
Display: LED-backlit IPS TFT, capacitive touchscreen, 3.5 inches (~330 ppi pixel density), Scratch-resistant surface
Memory: 16/32 GB storage
OS: iOS 4
Camera: 5 MP, autofocus, LED flash
Colours: Black, White

19. BONUS: Huawei U8300

Weight: 104 g
Display: TFT touchscreen, 2.6 inches (~154 ppi pixel density)
Camera:3.15 MP
Colours: Green, Yellow and Purple
QWERTY keyboard
Wi-Fi

Top Five Pink Cell Phones

Posted by admin on November 4th, 2011

Pink cell Phones have become as much a fashion statement as a communications tool. People like to personalize their phones with ringtones, screens, and even the color. You can get them in different colors, but pink seems to be one of the more popular colors, other than black. Sometimes it’s hard to find a list of pink phones all in one place. Let’s take a look at some of the highest rated pink cell phones from Amazon. You can sort phones by highest rated and best selling. It’s a good way to find what phones are some of the best. Amazon is a good cross section of products, and people aren’t afraid to complain about what they don’t like.

The Motorola L6 is a skinny pink mobile phone, that is quad band and world ready. It’s got bluetooth, voice dialing, mobile email, and a camera. The internal address book can hold 500 hundred contacts, with picture ID so you can see who is calling. It supports mp3 and polyphonic ringtones. If you’d like to use a bluetooth headset you’ve also got that ability. You can send and receive pictures text graphics, and sound with messages. There’s a built in email client, and wireless web browser. This is an unlocked cell phone, you’ll need to add the SIM card from your cell provider.
One of the highest rated pink phones on Amazon by customer rating is the LG KP500. The KP500 is a quad band GSM phone, that means you can use it in Europe with a pay as you go SIM card, or use it in the US with certain carriers. It’s got a 3 megapixel camera, which is on par with most cell phones. It can take an Micro SD card to expand the memory, up to 16 gigabytes. It’s a pink touch screen phone, the touch screen phones are becoming more and more popular these days. It has bluethooth and can also play mp4′s like many of the newer phones.

The LG KS360 is a candybar pink slide phone, as well as having a touch screen. It’s a tri band phone, and has a 2 megapixel Camera, not quite as good as some of the others on the list, but it can take video too. It comes with an email client and bluetooth and is a mp3 player with FM radio. It’s one of the cheaper touch screen phones, especially considering the fact that it has a slide qwerty keyboard. It seems that a lot of the reviewers have complained about it’s ruggedness, so it’s something to consider if you’re hard on phones.

The pink Razor (Razr actually) is on the front page of the Amazon search twice. It could probably be considered the grandfather (grandmother) of pink cell phones. It was one of the first to be released in color (only 2004) and was a big deal for the time. It was originally marketed as a “fashion” cell phone at a premium price, but the price was lowered a year later and sales took off. The current Razr model is the RazrV3 a third generation phone. It comes in two colors pink, and hot pink. It’s a fairly standard, no frills phone, it’s got a camera, and 5 gigs of memory, but it’s a good deal on a time tested model.

The Samsung S5230 Tocco Lite is a slide phone that is almost a twin to the LG KP500 with out the slide out keyboard. It’s a quad band GSM phone so it won’t work with every US carrier, T-Mobile and AT&T are two US GSM carriers. It’s got a 3 Mp camera like the KP500, it plays Mp3/videos and is an FM radio, it supports Micro SD cards up to 16 gigabytes. Like most of the other pink cell phones here, it’s got bluetooth, and web browsing/email clients built in. It’s a Toutch screen with auto-rotate.

All these pink phones are highest rated and best selling on Amazon. Because phone technology changes so fast the best sellers will always change. Sometimes there will be a phone that is able to change with the times, or is such a classic that it stays around for generations, like the Razr. If you can’t find the pink cell phone that you want, there’s always a pink case, right?

The Advantages Of Pink Mobile Phones

Posted by admin on November 4th, 2011

Pink mobile phones have many advantages. This is true even if you do not think of pink as a favorite. Most electronic gadgets are introduced in straight black, for instance. Popularity is the key. Once they become more popular they then tend to branch out into different colors. If a pink version is available of the cell phone you want, you will almost certainly be able to replace it more easily should it break.

Pink can be seen from a long way off. This sure comes in handy when you happen to misplace your phone. Although popular with younger girls the color pink does not often appear in household goods. I can’t recall in fact seeing many pink carpets, or pink items of furniture.

It’s very much my view that the color pink is a young persons color and therefore more often than not is associated with more youthful folk. Mobile phones would most likely be designed by the manufacturer to withstand more punishment if they came in that particular color. This is most likely to be because youger people generally tend to be more careless than older folk.

Pink is a lighter shade of red, which is the color most often used for warnings such as stop signs or traffic lights. If you do own a pink mobile phone you may well find that the color reduces the amount of use you make of it. If you are close to running out of minutes this may well help, but what if it also prevented you from calling when the matter seemed to be of minor importance but was actually really important. For example, if you are almost positive that you’re having dinner with someone at a certain time but not completely sure, you might keep from calling because the color of your cell phone seems too threatening. White is a color mixed with red to create pink, so it may well appear to be a safer option of call and acutally determine whether a different restaurant was being considered for supper after all.

Despite not being an expert on fashion I am still able to envisage that a pink cell phone would be a fashion statement. It would not surprise me to discover that there are some women who would take this to extremes and buy a cell phone to match all their lipstick, whatever the shade. My own view, firmly held, is that such women should look for a more worthy use of their free time.

I remember reading a poem when I was younger. It was written by a famous poet Gelett Burgess. It began, “I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one”. Prior to researching the subject matter for this article, for me pink mobile phones would have been in the “purple cow” category. Now that I have had the opportunity to discover how handy a pink mobile phone is, I am definitely going to take them off my “purple cow” list. Someday, I actually hope to see one. However, I remain in agreement with the final line of Burgess’ poem: “I’d rather see than be one.”