Beauty in the hands.
About the beauty of women's hands, for you
Women's hands, excitement and awe.
Stems of fusion and flowers of brushes
Who can measure their labors With what yardstick
Who can measure the miracle of living beauty?
There were already a lot of posts, both mine and others on hand care. But, once again, I want to offer you a few tips. I hope that they will be useful to you, especially now in this fall and the coming winter frosts.
A woman's hands - what are they like? Are they? Yes, they are for you and me our greatest helpers, they do everything we want. And they are such "chatterboxes" - all about us and you - and where we work, and how we live, but even)))) how old we are, just happy to say. Do you want such chatterboxes? I think not. Neither do I, so we will fight them to - less talk about us. Do you want to join the fight
- After every hand wash, rub in any nourishing cream. And then massage it in a gentle circular motion from the fingertips to the hand, massaging each finger separately. And at the end massage the hand in the same motions. Massage daily using a mixture of starch and glycerin
- Prepare a bath: 1 tsp. starch per liter of warm water. Soak your hands in this solution for 10-15 minutes, rinse with clean water and then apply some cream. The same bath can be used for elbows (roughness and dryness);
- At night, be sure to smear your hands with a nourishing cream or any vegetable oil, and then wear warm cotton mittens;
And some more tips for rough skin on the hands:
- A bath with a decoction of linden, sage, and chamomile;
- wash your hands with coffee grounds;
- rinse hands with decanted warm water from boiled potatoes;
- wipe your hands with a piece of cucumber;
- mix glycerin and egg yolk and smear it on your hands;
A complex of exercises for hands:
1, Clench your hand firmly into a fist, then relax it sharply;
2.Work separately with each finger: wiggle it, move it toward you and away from you.
3.Stretch your arms out in front of you, lift your hands up, then gently lower them and pull them down.
4. Spread your arms out to the sides. Rotate your hands forward, then backward.
Take your left wrist with your right hand and shake your left hand vigorously, then do the same with your right hand.
Do each exercise 10 to 15 times and try to do them daily.
All, it's time for the "chatterboxes" to let them now tell you as much as they can about the beauty of women's hands. Allow them.
Women's hands, their love for you is immeasurable.
Songs to them, as long as there is earth...
Kiss a woman's hand, kiss it in a manner...
Kiss them inside the palm of my hand...
Not only in the degrees of civic education, customs and manners, mental strength and intelligence, but also in the most bodily attributes, we see such a difference between the peoples that the wittiest writer of the 18th century, Voltaire, did not want to believe in their common descent from a single root or tribe. Others, of course, more just and consistent with our sacred legends, explain this difference by the action of different climates and the natural, involuntary habits that it gives birth to in people. If two people who live under the same sky, present us a great difference in their appearance and physical properties, we can safely conclude that they have not always lived side by side. The climate is temperate, not hot, even cold, promotes longevity, as noted by the Medics, favors both the strength of the composition and the action of bodily forces. The inhabitant of the southern Belt, languishing in the heat, rests more than he works, and grows weak in sloth and idleness. But the inhabitant of the midnight lands loves motion, warming up his blood with it, and loves activity, and gets used to endure frequent changes of air, and by patience is strengthened. Such were the ancient Slavs according to the description of the modern Historians, who according to their descriptions portray them as vigorous, strong, and tireless. Despising bad weather, typical of a northern climate, they suffered hunger and any poverty; they ate the most crude, raw food; they surprised the Greeks with their speed; with extreme ease they climbed steep slopes, descended into crevices; they bravely dashed into dangerous swamps and deep rivers. Thinking, without a doubt, that the main beauty of man is fortress in the body, strength in the hands and ease of movement, the Slavs cared little about their appearance: in the mud, in the dust, without any neatness in the clothes were in a large assembly of people. Greeks, condemning this lack of cleanliness, praise their slenderness, high growth and courageous pleasantness of the person. Sunbathing from the hot rays of the sun, they seemed swarthy and all without exception were blond, like other indigenous Europeans. - This depiction of the Slavs and Antes is based on the testimony of Procopius and Mauritius, who knew them in the 6th century.
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