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When babies are small, they may develop a flaking or yellowish crust on their scalp called 'cradle cap'. Cradle cap is just an infant version of seborrhea. The flakes or crust on baby's head is merely their oil glands working overtime. Babies sometimes develop the same symptoms on other places on their body. This is also harmless. Usually, these flaky or crusty patches don't bother the baby.

As a mom, I found a few methods of clearing it up. If the baby only had a few flakes around their scalp, brushing baby's hair with a very soft bristled baby brush would help sweep the flakes out. Be very gentle, avoid their 'soft spot' and sweep the flakes away from baby's eyes.

If the cradle cap was thicker in patches, and a bit more persistent, I used a bit of baby oil and massaged it gently into the irritated area and then shampooed it out. When shampooing, be careful to not get shampoo or oil in baby's eyes. A good method to wash their hair when babies are small is to hold the baby in a 'football hold' and wash their hair over the kitchen sink. If you have a sprayer for your sink, you can leave the faucet on low flow and use the sprayer to help rinse out all the soap.

The best method I found to clear out the worst patches was to put some dandruff shampoo on the soft bristled baby brush and lather it up like an old-fashioned shaving brush, then brush the suds into the hair and onto the scalp. I would gently swirl the brush in circular motions over the baby's scalp, massaging the soap in and loosening all the dead skin. A good rinse afterward and the cradle cap was visibly diminished.

Finally, prevent more crust from forming and to soothe inflammation, I massaged a tiny dab of cortisone cream into the scalp.

I found the best time to try this method was before bedtime. The bath would tire baby and while they were having their last feeding of the day and contently cuddling, I could massage the cream in without upsetting the child.

While cradle cap can look awful, it is a harmless and normal stage of baby's growth. Most of the time, cradle cap will clear up in a couple months. If it doesn't, speak to your doctor about it during baby's next check-up.

Kim Prissel has successfully raised three children with the help of her husband, Joe. This article has been submitted in affiliation with http://www.BabyNameVote.Com/ which is a site for Baby Names. She can be emailed at legerdemain@writing.com

Buying Essential Oils

Essential oils are often sold within bottles of a very small size. Most sizes of these bottles range from 5 milliliters to 15 milliliters. The most expensive essential oils can be purchased in 2 milliliter bottles or dram size. Each essential oils should always be stored properly as these oils are easily damaged by direct sunlight and can lose their quality quickly over time. Oxidation of citrus oils causes this oil to lose it's small and physical properties quicker than many other essential oils.

Essential oils should come in an amber bottles. If your oils comes in a blue bottle, be sure to store this bottle in a dark storage area. Cobalt or amber bottles are effective at keeping sunlight out. Never purchase any essential oil if it bottled in a clear type of bottle containing a rubber dropper. Plastic bottles containing essential oils are a huge risk. You may see some essential oils being sole in all aluminum bottles. This is okay as long as the bottle is lined inside. Each bottle you buy should always be stored in a dark, cool place. If your essential oils are exposed to heated environments, they will evaporate very quickly. Your bottles should come with an orifice reducer. An orifice reducer is a clear and small insert which you will find within the bottle. This is used as a dropper for the oil. Always make sure you put the cap back on the oil as soon as you are finished so your oil does not evaporate. It's also important to make sure the top is on very tight.

Each essential oil you purchase should last you for 3 years from manufacture date. If you store your oil in a cautious and wise manner, it can last for up to 5 years. When you dilute this oil with a carrier oil, the product life of the oil is greatly decreased. When your oil is blended, it will only last for 3 to 6 months at the most. Definitely keep the mixed oil in a cool storage place. If you add wheat germ to your oil, the oil can last for about 6 to 9 months. Always throw any unused oil away should the smell change or become rotten. Rancid vegetable oil will have a distinct, bad smell. If you ever smell bad vegetable oil, throw the product away as soon as possible.

Here are a few helpful hints in regards to the use and storage of essential oils:

Always buy essential oil bottles which are amber in color. Never buy plastic bottled oil.

Make sure you check the date of manufacture before buying. Shelf life is short enough, so you don't want essential oil which expires soon.

Never store the oil in direct sun light.

If all essential oils are exactly the same price, steer clear. For example, Rose oil will always be more expensive than Lavender or Rosemary.

If your oil is already diluted, make sure to find out what carrier it has in it.

About the Author

Sara Ryan writes regularly for TIR Massage Stone, they carry such
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Rover 25 problem... ? 10 points?

basically, i came back from uni on thursday and the car wasn't started after that till today. So the car was still for 4 days, didn't even start it up. today i checked and there was water loss, topped up about 1.2 liters of water (no one had coolent near my house). started the car up for about 15 min, only a bit of smoke (normal for this cold) when the temperature guage went to half, turned it off... checked the oil and it was brown stuff on it like cream. checked the water bottle no sign of oil, water level was fine, no smoke.
what do u guys think. could it be HGK or just condensation.
also no cream on oil cap.

mileage - 72 423
model - 2000
engine - 1.4
5dr blue.
Last serviced in september, only drove about 5000

10 points

sounds like head gasket gone am afraid

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