Your Skin: Beauty secrets of women from the Orient



<strong>Noreen Young</strong>
Noreen Youn
- Ginger is a great ingredient if you're feeling nauseous or want a boost. This herb root is amazing to calm your tummy. Add ground ginger to sparkling water for a bubbly treat.
- Rose petals, when used fresh on the face or eye area, adds moisture. It's an aromatic way to relax, too. That is why spas around the world use them in their treatments.
Take a large rose petal in each hand and all you have to do is lie down, place them on your closed eyelids and take in the sweet, rosy scent.
Listen to some calming music while you're moisturizing.
The Chinese are celebrating their New Year this month, which is a seven- to 15-day celebration.
You can join in on the fun and take a trip to the Orient to experience the food, beauty and culture, or you can pull out your wok and chopsticks, and have a rewarding cultural experience without leaving the city.

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