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Submitted by Mini Oven on May 5, 2007 - 10:53pm Beauty, the sourdough facialSourdough as purfume-free Facial Mask: I made myself a cup of java and was flipping over my 75g sachet of liquid Natur Sauerteig and there states (it was on the second of a two package deal) that sourdough cleans and promotes circulation! "An old secret recipe." Sounds interesting, I read on.... (I am translating for y'all)
"Spread sourdough thin and gently on face being careful to avoid eyes. Let it dry out slightly and rinse with plenty of water, finish with a facial cream."
O) Mini Oven
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My hands are so soft...
MiniOven,
That's what I call creative marketing. Maybe that's why my hands have been so smooth lately. Now I can capture my daughter's interest with this new application, a whole new dimension of sourdough.
Bill
Yeast and smooth skin
Hi Bill, Mini Oven,
Have you heard about SKII and pitera. Below is the SK II story from their website.
http://sk2.com.sg/html/index.html
Disclaimer: I am quoting this for this thread only. I am not advocating their products nor am I involved with them in any way. They had a huge advertising campaign over here a while back and I still see their commercials a lot here on TV.
Tomsbread
p.s maybe we will soon be using part of the main dough for our faces.
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How the miracle of crystal clear complexion started in a sake' brewery
Her face was wrinkled as an old lady's. Her hands were remarkably soft and youthful.
This was what a Japanese scientist observed in an elderly lady working in a factory in Japan.
It was in the 1970's. The factory, a sake' brewery.
As the scientist gazed at the elderly workers, he noticed their weary faces, parched from the sun. Yet, all of them had the same delicate hands. The same hands that were in constant contact with the yeast used in the factory.
It didn't take long for the scientist to put two and two together. The secret to beautiful complexion was, literally, in their hands.
Another 5 years of research ensued before the yeast's unique ingredient was isolated. The result, an all-natural yeast derivative, we call Pitera®. An amazing ingredient found only in SK-II products.
Combining the power of nature with the advances of science, SK-II with Pitera® helps restore skin's natural rhythm to its 28-day metabolic cycle.
Restoring your skin's natural glow, it also leaves your complexion crystal clear. It's almost as if your skin is "reborn" every day.
Since then, SK-II with Pitera® has become the beauty regimen of many celebrities and beautiful women around Asia & the world. Today, these women have the pleasure of a luxury which the elderly Japanese women unwittingly enjoyed. Crystal clear skin.
years of research ensued before the yeast's unique ingredient was isolated. The result, an all-natural yeast derivative, we call Pitera®. An amazing ingredient found only in SK-II products.
Combining the power of nature with the advances of science, SK-II with Pitera® helps restore skin's natural rhythm to its 28-day metabolic cycle.
Restoring your skin's natural glow, it also leaves your complexion crystal clear. It's almost as if your skin is "reborn" every day.
Since then, SK-II with Pitera® has become the beauty regimen of many celebrities and beautiful women around Asia & the world. Today, these women have the pleasure of a luxury which the elderly Japanese women unwittingly enjoyed. Crystal clear skin.
Braggart.
I have hands like a ploughman. Guess I better bake more.
or instead of dumping starters...
Have a pajama party and starter your guests! And we had fun, fun, fun, till her Daddy took the starter away ay ay. Mini Oven
LOL! I can just see a room
LOL! I can just see a room full of 60's teeny boppers with starter on their faces... It would sure smell better than the heavy menthol of Noxema. Remember that stuff?
And invite a stripper baker!
I know this one has been around a while (70's???) but .... Do you think he could still strip for a sourdough party?
youtube "how not to bake bread"
Mini O
OMG..Leave it to you!!
So you have had this bookmarked for a while??!! 30 some odd years later..I don't think I want to see that...Hahaha..
Betty
PS The bread looked awful!
That was hilarious! Even my
That was hilarious! Even my husband enjoyed it!