If
you want a pretty and healthy skin also, don’t skimp on the basics, and
be sure to always drink lots of water and loads of moisturizer. Here
are some of the best companions for your do it at home facials:
Baking soda
Baking
soda has a gentle abrasive action. Use as an exfoliant for face by
adding to your regular cleanser. It also helps neutralize the skin’s PH.
Olive oil
Olive oil is a source of Squalene, a natural moisturizer used in many
cosmetics. It also contains vitamin A and E. as well as some
Polyphenols. Dab on the lips at bedtime if chapped or leave on face
overnight.
Banana
Banana
are one of the most nourishing fruits available, because they contain
magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, iodine, folic acid and vitamins A,B
and E, all of which benefit the skin. Mash one overripe banana and
spread onto face. Rinse off after 15 to 30 minutes with warm water.
Raw egg yolk
egg
yolk is high in vitamin A, a common ingredient in acne-fighting
products. Spread on face and neck and leave on skin for 30 minutes.
Rinse with cool water. Also Raw egg white—you will get lifting effect as
the protein in egg whites dries on your skin. Beat egg white until
forty and spread on face. Wait until it dries and rinse off with warm
water.
Milk
Milk contains lactic acid, an alpha-hydroxy acid that is often used to
revitalize skin. Swab on face with cotton ball and leave on until your
skin feels tight. Rinse off with warm water. Your skin will feel
super-soft afterwards.
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