Beauty secrets from the Emerald Isle!

Having thick hair and a peaches-and-cream complexion isn’t just a matter of luck for Irish women—their local herbs and foods have been bringing out their natural beauty for centuries. And now that modern science proves they work, those same ingredients can be found in more and more cosmetics and skin creams!

—Shannon Hunt

Halt hair loss with hops! Hops are not only for flavoring beer! They can reverse thinning hair and make it grow in even thicker and shinier. Hops flowers are rich in the mineral silica, which University of Cincinnati research reveals can boost hair thickness as much as 10%. In addition, new Japanese research shows it activates melanin, the dark pigment that keeps hair from going gray! Irish beauty boost! Switch to a hops hair product, such as Bröö Shampoo and Conditioner ($8 each, iHerb.com). Or simply use a few tablespoons of a dark beer, such as Guinness Extra Stout, as a hair rinse. Along with hops, the B vitamins, iron and protein in beer bolster growth and fortify the hair shaft to resist breakage. Restore radiance with black tea! Move over, China and England:…

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Woman's World (Digital) - 1 Issue, 3/13/2017

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