Tag: bacteria
RUCO®-BAC AGP: the fast-acting, all-in-one, highly durable antibacterial and antiviral solution for textiles
RUDOLF GROUP unveiled the perfected antiviral features embedded in RUCO®-BAC AGP, the Company’s flagship antimicrobial product for textile applications.
Why You Need Mud Masks: The Skin Care Benefits
Everybody hopes to have healthy skin, and there are hundreds of skin care products in the market that you can use to achieve that. Some are entirely healthy, while others have adverse side effects. A mud mask is one of the few healthy, all-natural skin care products that can do wonders for your skin. It provides the perfect solution for relaxation and high-end comfort while improving the condition of your skin. This article will provide some insight into the top benefits of using mud masks as part of your regular skin care program.
Keep your kids safe and healthy with coconut oil in the kitchen
Cooking for your kids is never an easy task because you have to make something tasty so they will eat it, but also something that is healthy. You can’t feed them potato chips and Oreos for dinner, so you have to push for the equally healthy and delicious alternative. While you think of actual meals you can prepare, there is something that you can change in your cooking habits which will allow the entire process to be a lot healthier. Start providing healthier food by cooking with coconut oil. Of course, there are tons of great tips on how to use coconut oil, but one of the most popular uses of this substance is in the kitchen.
Techtextil and Texprocess present ‘Living in Space’ in cooperation with ESA and DLR
Beam me up, Scotty: a large amount of material has to be transported for a journey into space – and technical textiles account for a large proportion of them. Examples of the parts and products in which they are to be found will be on show at the ‘Living in Space’ exhibition during this year’s Techtextil und Texprocess (9 to 12 May 2017), which has been organised by Messe Frankfurt in cooperation with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the German Aerospace Centre (DLR)
Expired cosmetics are a danger for your health
Only one in four women consider the expiration date of her cosmetic products, according to dailymail.co.uk. Other women put their health at risk by using cosmetics for several years, even if they start to smell funny or discolor.
At some point, aging cosmetics lose their effectiveness to fight bacteria no matter how careful you are when using it. But there are steps we can take to extend the shelf life of our cosmetics and protect ourselves from infections, like pink eye and skin breakouts.
