December 3rd, 2009
Wanting to look even more glamorous and beautiful this christmas? Log on today to nab style tips from presenters such as Fearne Cotton and Holly Willoughby through to models Dita Von Teese and even glamour model Caprice.
With brand new celebrity ranges on offer you are sure to find something to suit you, and make you feel just as glamorous as your celebrity role models. Presenter, Fearne Cotton has put together a collection full of unique, eclectic, pieces for you to let your individuality shine through. Her pieces are guaranteed to make you feel confident all day and all night with a gorgeous range of party dresses included in her collection.
Fearne’s range includes everyday essentials to complete any wardrobe, essentials such as colourful, patterned socks, £12, black skinny fit trousers, £35, girl-next-door style denim jeans, £35, colourful, round neck t-shirts, £15 and chiffon blouses, £31.
Her range also offers perfect individual pieces such as velvet jumpers, £35, satin blouses, £29 and puffballs skirts, £35.
Have you got a special occasion coming up or do you just want fancy a new look, well then take a look at Fearne’s going out items. Catering for all occasions, Cottons range she offers mini dresses, £59 and black A-line, skirts, £29, perfect for a night out.
Don’t forget to check out Fearne’s casual pieces, perfect for a day out shopping, day dresses, £49 and fashionable, stripy tops, £25.
If you want to keep warm this winter then Fearne has got a treat for you, her hand- picked range includes, cold fighting, leopard print, faux fur coats, £85 and black velvet Asymmetrical jackets, £49, for a more conservative approach, Or if you would prefer to add a splash of colour to your winter wardrobe then why not try Fearne’s flattering, red, duffle coats only, £75 or her stylish, knitted capes, reduced to £17.
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June 30th, 2009 | No Comments »
World Organization of Gastroenterology, provide with following tips for a healthy digestive system and overall good condition:
1. Eat smaller meals and more frequently, but without increasing calorie intake: 5 smaller meals than 2-3 meals per day very consistent.
2. Include fiber from dietary sources such as 5 fruit and vegetables meals per day and increase daily consumption of whole grain and / or... Read More
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June 26th, 2009 | No Comments »
Today I want you to understand the power anti oxidants and how important are fruits they in our nutrition.
Our resource of antioxidants
Remember always that fruits and vegetables are rich sources of antioxidants, which fight against free radicals and slowed the aging process. Antioxidants have role in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer. They act on free radicals neutralizing... Read More
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June 23rd, 2009 | No Comments »
Whether you follow a diet, or as we try to keep an appropriate weight, appetite are always difficult to manage. Only thinking about a chocolate cake, an apple pie or even a portion of fries can put the will to try.
Appetite varies in terms of food taste, from sour, salty, to sweet. The latter is the most common and, according to specialists, the most difficult to manage.
“Sweet taste creates addiction.... Read More
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June 19th, 2009 | No Comments »
Specialists in nutrition say that the most important factor in a diet is psychic. If you train the brain to respect the steps and not to “require” food full of calories, you are very close to success! In truth, there is a need for patience, but you must impose a plan and to keep it, no matter how hard you will feel at a time.
Nice vs. Temptations
Every time you feel you cannot take it anymore... Read More
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June 16th, 2009 | No Comments »
What follows is a list of healthy foods that will give you the biggest nutritional intake as well as reducing the risk of deadly diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart diseases.
1. Apricots
Their power is in beta-carotene that helps you prevent damage caused by free radicals and protect your eyes. Also, the body converts beta-carotene in vitamin A, which helps you prevent cancer, especially for... Read More
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