Y should I not bathe with antiseptic sooap during harmattan[qQuote author=Odunharry post=29793522]Harmattan affects our health in many ways: our skin, eyes and respiratory tract most vulnerable to the effects of this weather.
The skin suffers dryness
with accompanying cracking of lips,
soles of the feet and sometimes the skin itself. The eyes also suffer from the abundance of dust particles carried along by the winds, thus itching, foreign body sensations and redness may be common especially in those with allergic eye diseases.
A lot of diseases are easily triggered due to this change in weather and lots of care must be taken to avoid fatal consequences.

Here are a few tips on how to make it through this dry patch;

1. Drink lots of water!

2. Avoid carbonated soft drinks. They dehydrate your skin quite bad.

3. Avoid antiseptic soaps during this
weather. Use them only when you
have a skin infection it is meant to treat.Use it even then for a short period and stop.

4. Keep the skin healthy by applying
oily creams and wearing weather
friendly clothing.[/quote]

This harmattan is actually sponsored by MTN cus its everywhere you go

use Shea butter often

Odunharry:

that??

that you too dey fear

Osyxcel:


that you too dey fear

lol...u dey mind that fear fear babe.

Mrning bro

Odunharry:

lol...u dey mind that fear fear babe.

Mrning bro

Lol... morning

Op forgot de ibongi part

I tell you, This Year's Harmathan is definitely sponsored by MTN, cos """ Its Everywhere you go"""