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I recently used something called a Mint Julep Masque (I got mine from Walgreens) I had heard about this product for a while but was never able to find it in any store (if you face this problem it can be bought online as well). It was supposed to be the holy grail of acne treatment. Well I have used it a few times and it does seem to be quite effective. I feel that when it comes to acne an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. But I have used a high priced (over $100) acne zapper before and got little to no results (other than a sharp sting) and this masque which cost less than $4 was more effective. So it is worth it to have on hand just in case you do suffer from a breakout.

There seems to be two schools of thought when it comes to this product. The first is that it seems to be the greatest acne fighting tool ever. The second is that it is terrible and actually causes acne. The majority of users seem to be in the first group although there are certainly quite a few in the second group.

However after looking at several cases of individuals that blamed the product for actually causing more damage I found a common trend, I believe that everyone used the product at least once a day, a few even used it a couple of times a day.

I read somewhere that you should only use it once every three days and it seems that all of the people that liked the product followed a similar rule, many of them only using a little bit on a particular spot instead of covering their whole face. I try to only use it once every 72 hours at most and add an extra day if I can.

So this seems to be the key. Wash your face, apply and let sit for about 15 minutes, clean it off (many people like to shower here) and then wait at least three days before reuse. If you only have one small spot then just hit that spot and don't cover the whole face. Some people use the product on their whole face once a week and after three for four days use it only if needed for a small spot and repeat this cycle, once a week for whole face and once for spot treatment.

So I think that this can be a useful tool for fighting acne but don't overdo it or you won't get good results!

Shane works with several websites, and so his writings are scattered over the internet. He has just started a website on acne treatment and prevention http://treat-acne.awardspace.info

The List and Dates of the Various US Mints and Mintmarks

There are many mints around the world, both old and new, and if I was to list all of them I would soon run out of breathing space. So, I’ve taken the easy way out and just given you the list and dates of the various mints that are and were operating in the US at some point in time.

For the other mints, I have to say that if you’re interested in world coins or coins of a given country, that you get yourself a good reference guide to the coins and a history of coins of that country and continue from there on.

There’s really no way that I can do the subject any justice as it really is so vast. And the same applies to ancient or medieval coins as well. There are experts in all of these fields who will be able to give you far better instruction than I can.

Mint Mintmark Date

Philadelphia P 1792 – to date

Denver D 1863 – to date

San Francisco S 1854 – to date

West Point W 1937 – to date

Charlotte C 1838 – 1861

Dahlonega D 1838 – 1861

New Orleans O 1838 – 1909

Carson City CC 1870 – 1893

About the Author

Muna wa Wanjiru is a web administrator and has been researching and reporting on internet marketing for years. For more information on US Mint, visit his site at US Mint

How do you mix a mojito and/or mint julep?

Summertime...and the livin' is easy... and mint is taking over most of my back garden.

I have rum (for mojito), bourbon (for julep), ice, and tons of mint. But I have a feeling there's more to it than that. Alcoholic enlightenment please?

Mojito recipe

Scale ingredients to servings
3 fresh mint sprigs
2 tsp sugar
3 tbsp fresh lime juice
1 1/2 oz light rum
club soda

In a tall thin glass, crush part of the mint with a fork to coat the inside. Add the sugar and lime juice and stir thoroughly. Top with ice. Add rum and mix. Top off with *chilled* club soda (or seltzer). Add a lemon slice and the remaining mint, and serve.

mint julep
2 cups granulated sugar
2 cups water (branch water is ideal)
Fresh Mint
Crushed Ice
Kentucky Bourbon (2 ounces per serving)

Make a simple mint syrup* by boiling sugar and water together for 5 minutes; cool. Place in a covered container with 6 or 8 bruised mint sprigs. Refrigerate overnight.
Make a julep by filling a julep cup* or glass with crushed ice, then adding 1 tablespoon of mint syrup and 2 ounces of bourbon. Stir rapidly with a spoon to frost outside of cup or glass. Garnish with a fresh mint sprig..

*This makes enough syrup for about 44 juleps.

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