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Avoiding Hair Hassles, Nail Fungus and the Dreaded Summer Yeast Infection While the pleasures of summer abound, warm weather also brings health and beauty issues that many women aren't prepared for. Feel your best with these healthy living tips from Nature's Cure for avoiding some elusive summertime pitfalls. From The Top -- The sun can be as damaging to hair as to skin! After just one hour of exposure, hair begins shedding its outer layer, resulting in dullness and drying. * Prevent: Keep locks lustrous by investing in a fun, lightweight hat for beach, hikes and gardening. Natural fibers are best for ventilation, and a wide brim can double as protection for your face and neck. When a hat just won't do, use hair products formulated to shield UV rays, like Frederic Fekkai or Phyto Plage's summer line. In a pinch, pull hair back and smooth on a bit of regular sunscreen (SPF 15 +). * Fight back: If your mane is fried, restore moisture by combing conditioner through wet hair -- we like Neutrogena Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask for its antioxidant oils -- and covering with a shower cap and towel for 15-20 minutes. Trapped body heat will help the moisturizers penetrate. Regain shine with a vinegar and water rinse to seal cuticles, and try gloss-enhancing pomades or silicone sprays.
The Nether Region -- Though rarely discussed, 75 percent of women get a yeast infection at some point. Wet swimwear, sweat and tight clothes in warm weather provide the perfect environment for candida yeast to proliferate, triggering a yeast infection. * Prevent: Avoid damp clothes or tight garments made from non-ventilating synthetic materials, like leggings, skinny jeans, or thong underwear. If you're a water-baby or slave to fashion, you may need to be more proactive. L. acidophilus probiotics, found in yogurt or supplements, can help keep a yeast infection at bay. Nature's Cure Yeast Control Capsules include L. acidophilus and use homeopathic principles to stimulate your body's natural defenses to maintain a healthy balance (http://www.ncyeast.com/capsules.asp). * Fight back: Most yeast infections can be treated with over-the-counter medicines. Nature's Cure makes unique 1-Day and 3-Day Yeast Infection Packs that include a vaginal treatment to relieve symptoms and homeopathic tablets to treat the infection at its source per historical homeopathic evidence (http://www.ncyeast.com/products.asp). See a doctor if an over-the-counter treatment doesn't work -- you may have a bacterial infection or some other ailment.
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