This morning I had a question about nail care and the roughness that sometimes happens around the nail area. Leslie thanks for talking nails! I am also a licensed nail technician.

Our hands are exposed to the elements. Dish washing, cleaning, gardening and using tools (or using our nails as tools) to open, fix or scrape things is hard on the hands and nails.

Robins are singing, spring bulbs are pushing, the air is warmer, I truly love Spring in Pennsylvania.

I went to a seminar on Bluebirds over the weekend, not only are they beautiful with an enchanting song, but also looked at as a sign of hope. It was a lovely way to spend a morning with people having just that kind of outlook.

I had the best compliment I could have gotten from one of my co-workers the other day. Did you have work done; you have no lines on your forehead? No, I replied and smiled.

I hear so many of you say you don’t need a toner, is it really necessary for a toner? The answer is yes.

This Third Step in the DHC Skin Care Routine really serves a purpose. Toners help maintain the skin’s pH as well as actually prepare the skin for your next step;be it Advanced Care or your moisturizer.

Heidi’s first post made me think of the room off of the garage at my Grandmother’s farm. It was filled with ladies clothing (eight daughters and two sons) and lipsticks and powders and blushes oh my!

As young girls, my cousins and I spent many hours playing dress-up in that room. My cousins and I pretended we were all grown up and tried to imitate what we saw in the adults. ..