Welcome Christmas

 

Sheep and Lamb Ice Skating

 

Christmas Eve’s Dinner

 

Therizinosaur

 

Christmas Door Wreath

 

Stegosaur making Cupcake

 

Deers in Wild and Safe Environment

 

Robot hugs the Deer

 

Harmony Dance

 

Harmonica Melody

 

Dreaming

 

Best Colourful Language is Flowers

 

Flowers House

 

Turtle Treasure Hunt

 

Unique Bird with Peaceful Clouds

 

Ice-skating Winter Fun

 

Loves Mum

 

Strawberry Favour

 

Lizard on Hunt

 

Light up your Life

 

Incredible is Here

 

Loving Happy Parrots

 

Hippopotamus Diving

 

Baby Angel

 

Mind blowing

 

Romantic Birds

 

Kangaroo on Trampoline

 

Peace of mind

 

Ladybird hugs Rose

 

Baby Angel with Candy Beans

 

Good Health Tips for Future Beauty

 

The Eye, Face, Hands, Hair, Mouth, and Feet

The Eye

• Take breaks from close work. Every 20 minutes or so, look into the distance for a minute to relax your focusing muscles.
• Blink often. Blinking helps to lubricate your eyes.
• Wash your hands regularly. Germs from your hands can transfer to your eyes and cause infection.
• Drink plenty of water. Staying hydrated is important for overall health, including eye health.
• Exercise regularly. Exercise improves circulation, which can help to reduce puffiness and dark circles under the eyes.
• Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays.
• Get regular eye exams. This will help to identify any potential eye problems early on.
• By following these tips, you can help to keep your eyes healthy and looking their best for years to come.

Face Fats

• Avoid touching your face with your hands, as this can spread germs.
• To get an idea of what you would look like with a face lift, lie on your back and hold a mirror above your face.
• Drinking plenty of water and exercising regularly can help keep your skin looking healthy.

Show of Hands

• Scrape your nails over a bar of soap before gardening or working on your car to remove dirt and grime.
• Bleach stains on your nails by soaking your fingertips in half a lemon for a few minutes, then rinsing with lukewarm water.

Footnotes

• Feet sweat about one glass of water per day, so wool or cotton socks are the best choice. Synthetic socks and non-washable canvas or vinyl shoes can encourage fungus growth.
• If you have back pain, check your feet for problems such as calluses, corns, or poor weight distribution.
• Wear shoes that fit well and shop for them late in the day, when your feet are at their largest.
• To refresh tired feet, soak them in cool water.

Hairy Situation

• Shampoo your hair gently, following the direction of hair growth.
• Use lukewarm water, as hot water can damage your scalp.
• Clean combs and brushes in hot water and scrub them with an old toothbrush.
• If your hair has static, spray your brush with a static-free product made for clothing.

A Mouthful

• Tooth whiteners can damage your enamel, so it's best to have regular professional cleanings instead.
• Always brush your tongue when you brush your teeth to remove food particles and prevent bad breath.
• Denture wearers should be examined by a dentist every six months.

Getting a Move On

• Exercise is important for everyone, regardless of weight. If you don't exercise, you will lose muscle and gain fat.
• Climbing five more flights of stairs per day can help you lose about five pounds per year.
• Walking is a great way to improve overall health, and it's less likely to cause injuries than jogging.

Love Yourself

 

Coin Fishes inside Aquarium