There are a lot of small organisms like bacteria and fungi which live on human body

There are a lot of small organisms like bacteria and fungi which live on human body;

How do you get dandruff? Your whole body skin gets rid of dead cells from all parts of your body every day. In a span of twenty eight days you get a completely new coat of skin. Only thing is you never knew it before.

There are a lot of small organisms like bacteria and fungi which live on human body. Their food is the sebaceous oils produced by human skin. A special fungus called malassezia fungus is all over our scalp. They feed on the oil produced from the hair follicles on your scalp. Occasionally they go in to over drive and irritates your scalp in to producing dead skin at up to double the normal speed. Now the skin is renewed in two weeks instead of the normal duration of a month. When all these dead cells get mixed up with the oil produced on to your scalp from your hair follicles, this results in the creation of dandruff. So in effect dandruff is a mixture of dead cells and body oil. The causes and effects of this malassezia fungus are still the topic of wide spread studies and research.

Little tricks for prettier lips

If your lips are too thin and you wish they looked bigger, there is something you can do about it.

This is what you need to do in order to make your lips appear fuller:
Outline your lips with a light lip liner in a color that suits your skin tone.

Draw right on the top of your lips' natural line, don't go outside of it (this way you'll avoid the funny clown look). When you're done with the lip lining, it's time to apply lip color and/or high shine lip gloss.

You can use high shine lip color instead of lip gloss. To enhance the 3D effect of the lip gloss/ lip color, you can try to line your bottom lip with a lip liner that is 2-3 shades darker than the lip color. In general, darker lip liner creates that pouty look, so be careful with it.