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Have you checked the ingredient list of the skin care products you use recently? Do any of them contain mineral oils? This article will explain why these oils are so harmful to your skin and provide you with mineral oil natural alternatives to look for in the next products you purchase.

If you are using skin care products with this specific ingredient, you may want to stop using them right this second. Skin care companies want you to think that they are good ingredients, but they really are more harmful to your skin than helpful. And just so you know, they also known as liquid paraffin, paraffin wax, and petrolatum- so do not let a label fool you.

So what's so bad about paraffin and mineral oils? Let's see, did you know that they are a byproduct of petroleum? Pretty bad, right? They are mainly used in skin care products because they are cheap and they coat the skin to help retain moisture. But at the same time, they also clog your pores and interfere with the skin's ability to release harmful toxins that build up in your body. They also strip the natural oils from your skin causing chapping, dryness, premature aging,and acne breakouts.

To ensure the safety of your skin and overall health, here are some great mineral oil natural alternatives to look for in the skin care products you purchase:

*Grapeseed oil- a powerful antioxidant that creates an invisible barrier around your skin to help retain moisture WITHOUT clogging your pores. It's also bee shown to help reduce stretch marks and repair the skin around the eyes.

*Babassu- a light natural wax that also creates an invisible film over the skin to keep moisture in and keep out dirt and grime. It also acts as a very gentle moisturizer and it does not make the skin too oily.

*Crodamol CAP and OP- both are emollients and they soften and sooth skin without clogging the pores. Crodamol CAP also creates a light film over the skin to keep out dirt, oil, and grime.

You can learn more about these ingredients and other all-natural substances to look for in safe and effective anti-aging products that will keep your skin youthful, soft, and smooth by visiting my website listed below.

Caroline Richie is a long time user and passionate admirer of natural skin care. Visit her site now and discover the cutting-edge ingredients and anti aging solutions she recommends and uses after years of research and trial-and-error with all sorts of products ---> Go to http://www.skin-and-health-site.com

How To Do An Oil Change Yourself

Before getting to the real deal of an oil change, make sure that your engine has cooled down. Wait at least  few hours because oil can burn your skin when hot. In changing the oil, you'll need a couple of tools to work with. Get yourself handy with a ratchet or wrench, an oil filter wrench, funnel, a new oil filter, and an oil catch. Don't forget the new oil, of course. You can also use gloves to protect your hands and a mask if you're sensitive to the smell.

To start off with this greasy task, first make sure you are in a safe and level area. If you don't want the place to get messy with spills and grease, arm yourself with a clean rag and put some cardboard or a plank of wood on the floor below the engine. You can also use newspapers to cover the floor. Jack up your car and then it's time for the oil change.

The first step is to drain the old oil, of course. Position the oil catch (or recycling container) below the oil drain at the bottom of the engine. When you're ready with the oil catch, then proceed to remove the drain plug. The drain plug is the one that looks like a bolt at the bottom of the oil pan on the bottom of your engine. Drain the oil into the oil catch. After getting all the old stuff out, replace the drain plug. Seal the recycling container and you can drop it off later at gas stations that accepts used oil.

We then remove the old oil filter. Use an oil filter wrench and turn the filter loose. Try to steer clear of the old oil that might spill out. After this we finally get to put in the new oil. We first lubricate the rubber gasket at the end of the new oil filter with oil. Then pour in the oil into the new oil filter. Fill up about two-thirds of it. A little more is okay but it might cause a spill when you screw it into place.

We put in the new oil filter holding it upright so as not to spill the oil inside. Screw it on clockwise as tightly as you possibly can, but not too much. Careful not to overdo it because the oil filter can break its threads and this will cause a leak.

Now it's time to refill the engine oil. Take off the oil fill cap and then insert the funnel. Find out how much oil your engine holds and pour around three-fourths of that. Don't completely fill up the engine yet. We don't put in all the oil because there may still be some oil there that we didn't take out before. The last step is to check the oil level of your engine and add more oil until you reach the right level. Then we put the oil cap back securely.

This is all it takes, and you can finally drive off after you've cleaned up! It's easy. It's just dirty and takes a lot of patience. Don't worry if you don't want to do it yourself or if you don't have the time. There are a lot of auto repair shops for sure that offers an oil change for its customers.

About the Author

This article was written and submitted by Anna Poelo. For your auto repairs and maintenance, come to Nampa Oil Change and get your car back in great condition!

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