Give your skin an infusion of radiance and health with the help of the following homemade facial masks. Repair any damage that affected your skin during the cold season by turning towards natural ingredients that can make a difference when it comes to the look and feel of your complexion!
The cold season has definitely left a negative mark on your skin
if you haven't paid as much attention to preventing damage from
affecting your skin, so facial treatments are a definite must.
There are a myriad of skin revitalizing facials out there that are
ready to help boost the health and radiance of your skin. Your skin
is like your calling card to make sure it's in top condition if you
wish to enjoy the benefits of youthful looking skin later on.
Constantly subjecting your skin to environmental factors without
protection can result in irreversible damage, so if you're not
willing to fork over hundreds if not thousands of dollars on
expensive cosmetic procedures to try to revive your skin, make sure
you follow a rigorous skin care regimen. Weekly facial masks
are necessary for maintaining the healthy look and elasticity of
the skin, so here are a few homemade facial recipes to
turn towards, as they are both inexpensive and beneficial for your
complexion.
Honey Facial Recipe
Honey is definitely beneficial for your skin as it helps moisturize
the complexion leaving it looking and feeling soft and radiant. Mix
a couple of tablespoons of honey with an egg yolk and a few drops
of almond oil or olive oil and apply the mixture to your complexion
for about 15 minutes. Use your hands to gently massage the mask in
and rinse with lukewarm water.
Herbal Face Pack
There are a variety of herbs that are known for their beneficial
properties and lavender, chamomile and rosemary are definitely the
most popular ones due to their antibacterial, anti-allergic and
relaxing properties. Revitalize your skin and get yourself into a
relaxed mood by placing a few dry leaves/flowers of all three herbs
in a bit of boiling water for a couple of minutes. Allow the
infusion to cool a bit before draining the water in a separate bowl
and dipping a wash-cloth in the infusion which you'll then apply on
your face for about 10 minutes.
Clay Facial Mask
Mix about one ounce of cosmetic clay with 4 tablespoons of
rosewater and one tablespoon of jojoba oil (if desired) until you
obtain an easy to spread mixture. Apply the mixture on your face
avoiding the eyes and the mouth area and let it dry for about 10
minutes. Remove the facial mask with a sponge and lukewarm water
and apply an intense moisturizer to avoid your complexion from
drying out.
Cosmetic clay is known for its high mineral content which helps
rejuvenate the skin in addition to providing detoxification,
improving blood circulation at skin level and removing dead skin
cells through exfoliation. Rosewater is rich in vitamins and
flavonoids and has soothing and antibacterial properties that the
skin can benefit from. Jojoba oil helps moisturize the skin while
providing antibacterial and antioxidant effects.
Yoghurt and Honey Facial
Mix a couple of tablespoons of plain natural yoghurt with one
tablespoon of honey and if you wish throw in a couple of mashed
grapes for a boost of antioxidants. The yoghurt and honey mix will
help cleanse and moisturize your skin while the crushed grapes
provide the antioxidants that help rejuvenate the skin, making it
look radiant.
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