Vibuna: Weather

Showing posts with label Weather. Show all posts

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Fashion and Beauty Trends to Spice Up 2013s Chilly Weather Wardrobe - Presented by Skincare-News.com

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) November 19, 2012

Need some winter wardrobe inspiration? Even though the low, icy temperatures are taking over, fashion doesnt have to suffer for the sake of comfort. The latest article by Skincare-News.com Winter Style Trends 2012: Fashions 5 Ways to Spice up Your Cold Weather Wardrobe:Winter Style Trends 2012: Fashions 5 Ways to Spice up Your Cold Weather Wardrobe has five foolproof tips to keep the chill at bay and look beautifully stylish, no matter the weather.

Color blocking isnt simply a summer trend take this style technique into winter, too. What hot winter colors pair well with bright neon hues? How can people integrate fun and funky patterns into their everyday wardrobes this season? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10087-Winter_Style_Trends_2012_Fashions_5_Ways_to_Spice_up_Your_Cold_Weather_Wardrobe_.aspx

Looking for a practical style that provides warmth along with a chic, sassy appeal? Luckily, leather and faux fur are both a hit on the runway this season. What are the seasons best options for wearing leather and fake leather as a daily wardrobe staple? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10087-Winter_Style_Trends_2012_Fashions_5_Ways_to_Spice_up_Your_Cold_Weather_Wardrobe_.aspx

This season, womens trends are all about flaunting natural assets, rather than covering up under bulky layers. Which winter wardrobe items emphasize a womans curvy waistline, and what are the most flattering colors for this craze? How can women use makeup to complement this look for an extra sexy style? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10087-Winter_Style_Trends_2012_Fashions_5_Ways_to_Spice_up_Your_Cold_Weather_Wardrobe_.aspx

Find answers to many more questions about cold weather beauty trends and the latest stunning fashions at Skincare-News.com or skincare-news.com/a-10087-Winter_Style_Trends_2012_Fashions_5_Ways_to_Spice_up_Your_Cold_Weather_Wardrobe_.aspx

Cold Weather Beauty e-Book: Winter 2013s Trendiest Skincare, Beauty and Fashion Tips - Presented by Skincare-News.com

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) December 06, 2012

During the cold weather season, staying warm while also looking stylish can be a challenge. Read on for tips from Skincare-News.coms latest e-Book to maintain healthy, radiant skin and a flawless appearance, while staying cozy throughout the winter season.

Looking for new ways to spruce up a chilly winter skincare and beauty routine? Many people dont realize the toll harsh winter weather can take on the skin. The latest Skincare-News.com e-Book Cold Weather Beauty Handbook provides a convenient winter guide with fabulous articles that cover the full spectrum of cold weather beauty concerns. From tips on affordable beauty treatment and fashion options to easy ways to pamper chilly skin from head to toe, this e-Book has something for everyone.

Chilly weather beauty and pampering

The cold winter weather can bring on a host of skincare and beauty issues whether its dry skin, frizzy hair or chronically chapped lips. Want to improve skin and hair while also de-stressing during the busy winter season with some relaxing, at-home beauty treatments? Looking for affordable DIY options to pamper and soothe dry, cracked weather skin? Need fresh ways to revamp a frosty weather skincare routine? What are some easy ways to spice up a chilly winter wardrobe to look fashionable while staying warm? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10141-Cold_Weather_Beauty_Handbook.aspx

Skin protection in the cold

Dont be fooled by gray, overcast skies the truth is, sun protection is essential year-round. But dont stop with sunscreen; harsh weather elements call for extra TLC, especially for sensitive skin. Whats the best way to protect skin from rain, wind and other winter weather conditions? Not sure how to protect skin from the sun while spending time in the snow? How can people prevent and treat dry, itchy skin with top winter products? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10141-Cold_Weather_Beauty_Handbook.aspx

Budget and environmentally friendly skincare and beauty

One of the best ways to ensure healthy skin is to go all-natural, focusing on eco-friendly products. How can people make the switch without stretching their budgets or compromising quality? Which top-notch and budget-friendly products can help address seasonal skin problems? What are some natural options for both hair and skin care? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10141-Cold_Weather_Beauty_Handbook.aspx

Find answers to many more questions about cold weather skincare, beauty and fashion options for the winter season at Skincare-News.com or skincare-news.com/a-10141-Cold_Weather_Beauty_Handbook.aspx

Cold Weather Beauty & Skincare Diet: Keep Skin and Hair Healthy During the Winter Season - Presented by Skincare-News.com

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2012

Maintaining optimum health from head to toe can be a challenge during the winter holiday season. Need some practical tips for ensuring a healthy diet in the face of tempting holiday treats? The latest article by Skincare-News.com Cold Weather Diet for Healthy Skin and Hair offers healthy eating tips that provide the added benefit of essential nutrients to keep skin and hair gorgeous all winter long.

A cold weather beauty regimen is only one aspect of an overall healthy lifestyle. How does a nutritious diet, rich in fiber and leafy green veggies, contribute to gorgeous skin and hair? Which foods help improve skin conditions like rosacea and acne? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10159-Cold_Weather_Diet_for_Healthy_Skin_and_Hair.aspx

When it comes to choosing the right foods for clear, youthful skin and lustrous hair, the recommendations may be surprising. In addition to nourishing foods like fish and nuts, cold weather favorites such as hot cocoa can be a welcome addition to a beautifying winter diet. What essential nutrient found in sweet potatoes helps prevent dry, itchy scalp and shield skin from damaging UV rays? What are some healthy ways to incorporate caffeine into a cold weather routine? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10159-Cold_Weather_Diet_for_Healthy_Skin_and_Hair.aspx

Tasteless salads are a thing of the past. Why not add the beauty-boosting nutrients found in legumes, tomatoes, nuts, citrus and leafy greens like kale and spinach? What are a few dessert-worthy foods that actually improve skin? From hair-boosting berries to antioxidant-rich chocolate, how can people take advantage of winters finest foods to help maintain gorgeous hair and skin? To find out, visit Skincare-News.com or click skincare-news.com/a-10159-Cold_Weather_Diet_for_Healthy_Skin_and_Hair.aspx

Find answers to many more questions about making informed choices for a healthy cold weather diet that benefits skin, hair and body plus tips for staying healthy all year long at Skincare-News.com or skincare-news.com/a-10159-Cold_Weather_Diet_for_Healthy_Skin_and_Hair.aspx

Certified Pet Groomer and CEO of Averys Pet Styling Salon & Boutique Offers Tips to Keep Pets Safe and Healthy During Harsh Winter Weather

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) January 15, 2013

In order to diminish the effects of the winter weather, Certified Pet Groomer and CEO of Averys Pet Styling Salon and Boutique, Taria Avery, suggests 3 basic tips for pet parents to get started with to help keep their fur-kids healthy and happy during the winter season.

1.) Brush or Comb Your Pet 2-3 Times a Week

Keeping your pets coat clear of knots and matts is as important as maintaining monthly baths. Using a brush is fine, but if your pet has long curly hair be sure to use a comb and take it all the way down to the skin. For some double coated dogs, excess oils can build up in their skin and may cause dry patches that may eventually contribute to hot spots if pet parents do not pay attention to their pets skincare regimen. On a double-coated dog, use a brush to remove the excess undercoat and to facilitate proper air circulation to the skin.

Cats require grooming too. Many cat owners believe their cats do a good enough job keeping clean, but they too need a thorough combing to help keep their skin and coat healthy.

2.) Set Aside 15 Minutes for Essential Care

In addition to brushing or combing, essential care includes clipping nails, brushing teeth, and cleaning out pets ears. This should be done about 1-3 times a week depending on your fur-kids specific needs. During the winter season, grooming nuances tend to get put off, but to keep pesky infections at bay it is critical to maintain essential care.

3.) Maintain Exercise Habits

Dont let the blistering winter elements stop pets from getting the exercise they need. Pet parents can create in-house solutions to make sure their pets get the required exercise. For example, allowing pets to walk on treadmills is a great way to keep pets fit. But be sure to keep the treadmill on low speed, and discuss it with your Veterinarian before putting your pet on any exercising machine.

Avery understands pet grooming is just as important during the winter months as it is during the warmer seasons. Bitter cold conditions can have a harmful effect on a pets skin, coat and paw pads if not properly maintained. Unfortunately, pet parents may be tempted to skip out on winter grooming sessions assuming that allowing their pets fur to grow full is the best protection from intense winds and cold weather.

Lastly Avery says try to stick as closely to their normal grooming routine as possible. Make sure your fur-kid has access to fresh and clean water at all times, keep a space heater close by to provide additional warmth in the house if appropriate. As the cold and snow set in, continue booking your regular grooming sessions, but use these tips to protect your fur-kid and supplement your existing maintenance schedule with your dog groomer or cat groomer.

More About Taria Avery of Avery's Pet Styling Salon & Boutique:

Clients know Taria Avery, a Certified Pet Groomer, as the Fur Therapist. She is the President and CEO of Avery's Pet Styling Salon and Boutique, a state-of-the-art mobile grooming salon servicing the Greater Philadelphia metro area and southern New Jersey. She holds certifications in many key areas including CPR and first aid for animals, nutrition, animal behavior, aromatherapy, etc. Avery has been featured as a pet grooming expert for various media outlets including 6ABC News' TV program "FYI Philly", Philadelphia Magazine, Pet Product New International, Philadelphia CN8 Network "Your Morning" show, KYW NewsRadio 1060, The Philadelphia Tribune and Philly Fit magazine. Her discussion topics included the state of the pet industry, groomer certifications and tips for pet parents on selecting a groomer. Averys mission is to provide peace of mind for the pet parent by enhancing the health and wellness of their fur-kids with tender loving care.

Click here to watch Taria Avery on 6 ABC News' "FYI Philly".

[Click here to watch Taria Avery on CN8 Network's Your Morning Show.

To contact Taria Avery for speaking engagements, advice columns or features please email taria(at)averyspetstyle.com.

InventHelp

Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) March 05, 2013

InventHelp

Royal Flush Havanese Welcomes The First Day Of Spring By Offering Safety Tips On How To Keep Dogs Safe As Warm Weather Arrives.

Charlestown, RI (PRWEB) March 20, 2013

There's snow on the ground and it's below freezing but it is the first day of Spring and Royal Flush Havanese has some safety tips on how to protect your dog as warm weather approaches and outdoor activities increase.

1. There are still a lot of chemicals that have been dropped on the streets to keep them from icing so clean your dogs paws with a wet cloth after going for a walk until you're sure enough Spring rain has washed away those remnants of winter. Likewise, when the temperature gets warmer protect his feet from getting scorched on hot surfaces like asphalt.

2. If you've been using a winter coat or sweater on your dog it's time to lighten up. Dogs can overheat quickly. Take his clothing off as soon as he goes inside.

3. Don't shave long haired dogs for the summer. Their coats protect them from the sun's damaging rays. Leave enough length so you can't see his skin. Dog's can get sunburn just like people. If your dog has had surgery or has hot spots where there is hair missing and he is going to be out in the sun for long periods of time, either use sunscreen for babies or tie a tee shirt on him to protect his skin. If he has a light nose he is more prone to sunburn just like light skinned people so rub a little baby sunscreen on his nose and if he spends a lot of time on his back in the sun, rub it on his entire underside. Do not ever use a sunscreen with zinc oxide because it is toxic to dogs.

4. Dogs can have allergies to pollen, dust and mold just like humans do. They can have seasonal allergies too. Your dog may have symptoms like coughing, itching, sneezing and changes in his coat. Never give human medicine to dogs unless under the direction of your Vet. There are canine allergy medicines that are very effective. We, at Royal Flush Havanese, aim to prevent allergies by giving our dogs NuVet supplements daily. It boosts the immune system, nourishes skin and coats, helps prevent tear staining, allergies, hot spots and a variety of health issues that can be very detrimental to your dog.

5. Many plants and mulch that attract dogs are also toxic to them. Check out the list of toxic plants, indoor hazard, etc. on Royal Flush Havanese's Puppy Care Page. If your lawn is treated with chemicals don't let your dog on the nice lawn. Pick a spot that hasn't been treated. Fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, etc are often toxic to your dog.

6. BBQ pits and gas grills can cause burns to your dog even after they have been extinguished. Take care to teach him to keep his distance from these hazards.

7. If your dog is out boating with the family he should always wear a life vest even if he is a great swimmer. If he is accidentally knocked overboard he could get into a bad situation quickly. Better to be safe than sorry.

8. All dogs are not great swimmers. Stay close to your dog at the ocean and fresh water. Ocean dangers include undertow, jellyfish and dehydration if he ingests too much salt water. Seek medical attention if vomiting and diarrhea occur. Dogs can get heat stroke too. In lakes, ponds and rivers, dangers to your dog include parasites and bacteria that are present in the water. Always keep plenty of fresh water available for your dog especially by the shore.

Common sense and supervision will help keep your dog safe as the warmer weather approaches.

Royal Flush Havanese is committed to educating dog owners on how to keep their pets safe and healthy. They are the only dog breeder in Rhode Island to be accredited by the Better Business Bureau because they support the principles of the BBB which include ethical business practices, honesty, integrity, reliability and trust. Royal Flush Havanese boasts and A+ rating. Holly Mastroianni, owner of Royal Flush Havanese is available 365 days a year to answer questions from new puppy owners and offer her support and guidance to insure the best experience possible. Royal Flush Havanese's mission is to produce gorgeous, healthy, sociable, smart Havanese puppies for deserving, discerning dog lovers. The havanese are hypoallergenic and non shedding small dogs that are wonderful with children and make excellent family companions. View hundreds of Havanese puppy pictures on Royal Flush Havanese's Facebook page where you're guaranteed to leave with a smile. $ 1 will be donated to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society for every Like to their Facebook page.

Related Hair Care Press Releases

Tips for Keeping Pets Safe in Warm Weather

Portland, Ore. (PRWEB) June 06, 2013

With the high temperatures of summer already in the forecast, the expert medical staff at DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital encourages pet owners to pay special attention to their furry family members.

Folks in the Pacific Northwest worship the sun and take full advantage of these early, warm summer days, says Dr. MeiMei Welker, a staff veterinarian at DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital. Sometimes we dont realize how warm weather may affect our pets until its too late.

Keeping pets cool in the heat is crucial to preventing heatstroke and exhaustion. Understanding limitations and taking extra precautions in warm weather may be the difference between life and death for pets.

Just like older humans, older dogs can be especially susceptible to the higher temperatures, says Dr. Welker. Also, certain breeds are not as good at adapting to high heat. Short-nose dog breeds, like pugs or bulldogs, may be at a higher risk. Now is the time to become familiar with the warning signs before your animal gets into a dangerous situation.

Here are some helpful reminders for keeping pets safe in warm weather.

Never, ever leave a pet in the car. It may seem like a car trip will cool them off, but it might do more harm than good. The sun can raise the temperature in the car to 120 degrees Fahrenheit within minutes. Even with the windows cracked, a short time left in the car can be deadly for pets.

Just like humans, pets need extra water. Whether indoors or outside, both humans and pets need access to lots of fresh water on warm days. Check pet water bowls several times a day to be sure they are full. If going outside, be sure to bring plenty of water for everyone.

Keep dogs leashed and keep an eye on them. If a dog is extra thirsty, she may be interested in water sources that are dangerous. Seemingly safe puddles of water may include toxic substances like oils, antifreeze or other dangerous chemicals. Standing water could also harbor Giardia, a common protozoan parasite which causes severe intestinal distress and dehydration in dogs.

Pets need sunscreen and can get sunburned, just like humans especially if she has light colored hair, fur and skin. Animal sunburns can cause some of the same problems people with sunburns experience: pain, peeling, and even skin cancer. Keep pets out of the sun during the peak hours of the day from 10:00AM to 4:00PM. When taking a pet outside, apply pet-safe sunblock on unprotected areas like the tips of the ears, the skin around the lips, and the tip of the nose. Not all sunblock is safe for pets. A general rule of thumb: If it is safe for babies, it is safe for pets.

Watch the exercise. Dont overdo it in the heat. Keep walks to a gentle pace, and make them short. If a dog is panting a lot or seems exhausted, it is time to stop. Warm weather exercise followed by a trip home in a hot car could have deadly repercussions.

Inside is better than outside. Even in the shade, pets can get sick quickly on hot days. Keep pets indoors as much as possible. If they are outside, make sure they have plenty of water and shade, and check on them regularly.

Watch for the signs. Heatstroke can be fatal if not treated quickly. When heatstroke is suspected, contact a local emergency animal hospital like DoveLewis immediately. In the meantime, try to lower the pets body temperature by applying towels soaked in cool water to the hairless areas of his or her body (like the tips and back of ears, foot pads, belly and inner thigh areas). Often the pet will respond and appear normal after only a few minutes of cooling. Extreme changes in body temperature are dangerous, and it is imperative to seek the care of a veterinarian right away.

Recognize the Signs of Heatstroke:

Panting

Staring

Anxious expressions

Refusal to obey commands

Warm, dry skin

High fever

Rapid heartbeat

Vomiting

Collapse

More about DoveLewis:

DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital, established in 1973 and based in Portland, Ore., is the only nonprofit, 24-hour emergency and intensive care unit in the region. DoveLewis provides donor-funded programs to the community, including one of the United States largest volunteer-based animal blood banks, a nationally recognized pet loss support program, 24-hour stabilizing care for lost, stray and wild animals and financial assistance for qualifying low-income families and abused animals. Celebrating 40 years of service to the community, DoveLewis has treated over 500,000 animals; that is experience you can trust! For more information, please visit DoveLewis.org.

Related Hair Care Press Releases