Mystique Feminine Wipes

Perhaps one of the most difficult problems that women deal with is vaginal odor and discomfort. Many things, from menses, hygiene, life style, stress, exercise, and hormones; to diet and harsh cleansing products, can upset the delicate feminine system and cause embarrassing odor. Feminine odor, regardless of the cause, creates problems that extend beyond the physical aspects of the issue.

Women who are subject to embarrassing vaginal odor understandably find themselves worrying about the social and psychological aspects of the problem. It is difficult to feel personally confident during social interactions or in intimate situations when unpleasant odors get in the way. Even if these odors are not noticeable to others, their mere presence is enough to destroy a woman’s self-image. Not exactly the topic of casual conversation, many women are unsure of what to do to resolve the problem and which products are not only effective, but safe.

There are numerous products on the market developed specially to stop vaginal odor but these products fail to inform women how their use can likely make the problem worse or create an altogether new problem. The artificial ingredients contained in the majority of these products can upset the balance that a woman’s body maintains and can actually promote more discomfort, making what is obviously an uncomfortable situation, even worse.

Most feminine products such as wipes, creams, and douches, are formulated only to deal with the problem at hand – the immediate odor. Remember, most commercial products are designed to mask odor, not eliminate it. But, even worse, the ingredients within the products may actually aggravate the condition, forcing women to switch to other brands and products in order to find one that really works. While it’s always a relief to…well…get relief, the additional problems created by products that contain artificial fragrances, deodorants, detergents, and other chemical ingredients aren’t worth the price of the product.

Mystique Feminine Wipes are a new and unique product that provides more than temporary relief; a breakthrough in feminine hygiene application. This product provides what no other product currently on the market can match; a solution to the problem of feminine odor with a natural and healthy formula. These wipes were created by a gynecologist after extensive research and have been designed to alleviate the immediate issue without creating other problems. All natural ingredients in Mystique Feminine Wipes have been carefully selected to work with the delicate balance of a woman’s body.

Instead of temporarily masking feminine odor and discomfort, Mystique Feminine Wipes gently eliminate both problems while promoting feminine health. Imagine regaining personal confidence and promoting a positive body image with one product. These conveniently packaged and discreet wipes eliminate odor safely and effectively providing lasting freshness and confidence anytime, anywhere.

For more information visit www.MystiqueWipes.com

Plan For Prom Without Stressing Out

You don’t have to be told that prom requires a lot of planning and preparation. Although prom plans can sometimes seem more important than studying for a test and tend to creep to the top of your to do list, it doesn’t mean prom planning has to stress you out. The trick is to start early and stay organized.

      That may be easier said than done. So, in case you feel lost as to how to even begin planning for your prom, here’s a checklist of some of the common things needed to have arranged prior to prom night:

      Several months in advance – note: these activities are most important to take care of early on because there is a good chance other schools in your city will have prom the same weekend as you, and such things as limousines and beach houses are limited. To get the dress or hotel room you  want, you must act early.

• Choose your prom group and make a commitment to that group – Whether you’re planning to go with just your date or arrange a group party for prom, it’s important to get yourself included early on before any set arrangements get made


• Find a prom dress and shoes – Shopping early is a good idea in case you can’t find a dress you like and you decide to custom-make something or the dress doesn’t fit right and you need it altered


• Decide mode of transportation – If you want to rent a limousine or party bus, begin researching various companies and decide which one will fit your budget, then go ahead and make a reservation


• Post-party spot - This element of prom is usually the most expensive aspect of your prom planning, so renting a beach house or reserving a hotel room should definitely be a top priority in the early part of your prom planning 

      Month or so in advance

• Make pre-party arrangements – It’s a good idea to get your group together prior to prom to take pictures and celebrate. Hiring a caterer and finding reservations at a nice restaurant will become increasingly difficult as the date gets closer


• Hair and makeup appointments – Making an appointment at least a month in advance is necessary to be able to schedule these appointments in conjunction with each other (hair first, then makeup), not to mention every other senior girl in the city will be vying for that ideal appointment time
  
  
  
  • Makeup tip: get your makeup done at a cosmetic counter like Bobbi Brown in a department store – not only do they do a good job and are quick, but the makeover only costs what you want to pay – I suggest buying the lip gloss they used on you: not only is that one of the least expensive items, but it’s also nice to have for touch-ups)
  
  

      Week or so in advance

• Make sure your date has ordered the corsage and that the color and style of the corsage will go well with your dress (white is a classic choice)
  
  
  
  • Also, make sure the corsage has a band that will slip onto your wrist (you’d be surprised, there are corsages that come with just a ribbon and no band, so to avoid scrounging around for a safety pin, make sure your date is very specific when he orders the corsage)
  
  

      Few days before

• Any additional beautifying activity you do (pedicure, eyebrow wax, facial) - Just in case something goes wrong, taking care of these things a few days in advance allows time for the redness to subside or to fix chipped nail polish

      Feeling overwhelmed? Understandable. But prom is supposed to be a fun experience, so to rid yourself of some of the stress, just stay organized and find ways to ease some of the pressure you feel. Here are some tips:

      To stay organized,

• Create deadlines for yourself – Something similar to the checklist above will help you define your priorities and stay on task


• Write down everything – It’s important to keep track of all the information you have gathered because there will be millions of different times, prices, appointments, and people owing you money – so, to avoid confusion, just write it all down and you won’t have to worry about forgetting what time the limo is coming

      To ease some of that pressure,

• Include your prom date in on some of the planning - Delegate some of the work to him by saying, “You take care of the limo for us and I’ll make sure we’re all set for the beach house.” He should be more than willing to help out (if not, then it might be time to get yourself a new prom date)


• Make sure everyone in your group is dependable and is constantly communicating the arrangements - If you’re aware of what’s going on, you’ll feel in control and much less stressed


• Take a break, and don’t think about prom for a week or so - There are other things in life than prom, and letting yourself step away from it all for a little while may help put it in perspective


• Remember that, if all else fails, the important thing is to be with friends - Even if forgetting to reserve the limo means that your mom has to drive you to prom, think of it this way: you’ll be the one with the “my mom drove me to my prom” story that you and your friends will laugh about for years to come. And isn’t that what prom is really all about anyway?