Shed your dead skin cells! Our skin has a layer of dead cells that are bound together by a "glue." Exfoliation is the key in maintaining a fresh and clean complexion and shedding your dead skin cells.
Showing posts with label face mask. Show all posts
Showing posts with label face mask. Show all posts
Simple Turmeric and Milk Face Mask
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Turmeric is probably not the first thing you think of when you hear the words "face mask." I just used this face mask myself. I had a few minutes to relax and decided to whip up a turmeric and milk concoction and was very pleasantly surprised. I had been reading about the healing powers of turmeric for some time now and the results are very encouraging for the people like you and me! Read more about the healing powers of turmeric here.
Virgin Pina Colada Face Mask
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
To start, coconut milk is high in fat. The dirt and oils in your pores are mainly fat soluble so this makes coconut milk a great natural cleanser.
Honey & Almond Oil Homemade Face Mask
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Moisturizing your face is essential for preventing wrinkles and fine lines from appearing later on. You should start taking care of your skin at a young age. Of course, the last thing you want to do is risk putting harsh chemicals on your skin so you can start with this homemade remedy.
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Life's A Peach: Revitalizing Face Mask
Friday, April 27, 2012
Peaches are really good for your skin which is why they are used in many cosmetic and skin treatments. They contain Vitamin C and Vitamin E which are imperative in the creation of collagen in your skin. Applying peaches topically helps your skin tremendously because peaches help unclog pores, smooth fine lines, and revitalize your face.
Moisturizing Honey & Egg Face Mask
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Chocolate Face Mask
Saturday, April 21, 2012
The first thought that came to mind when I heard about the chocolate face mask had everything to do with images of acne popping up all over my face. I mean, we have been thoroughly led to believe that chocolate (oh, that delicious stuff of my dreams) equates acne. Some of us experienced chocoholics have even been through, what we believe, was a chocolate induced acne attack on our faces.
Tomatoes & Rolled Oats for Brighter Skin
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Red Grapes & Flour Facial Mask for Energized Skin
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Grapes contain antioxidants such as flavonoid, resveratrol, and tannin. (Tannin is what gives wines the "dry" feeling when you drink it). These antioxidants are great for your skin and are also good skin whiteners.
Apple & Honey Face Mask for Clear Skin
Thursday, April 12, 2012
If you are suffering from tired looking, fatigue and stressed out skin then this apple & honey face mask is the one for you! Give yourself a facial (and mental) uplift by applying this nourishing and protecting apple and honey face mask.
The apple contains vitamins A, B, and C and which your skin will absorb, contains antioxidant properties, and helps relieve damage from the sun. In fact, apples have been used in many skincare remedies for sunburns due to these properties.
Apples also contain glycolic acide which helps exfoliate and clear your pores.
Honey is antibacterial and has antioxidant and hygroscopic properties. All that means is that honey will help get rid of topical bacteria and help retain moisture. And, antioxidants are substances that help protect your skin from free radicals in the environment (chemicals in the air, etc.)
Tip of the Day! Tomatoes for Reduced Pores, Acne
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Did you know that tomatoes are an astringent? Which means, if you apply tomatoes on your face, your pores should start to look noticeably smaller after a few uses. It's tough to find the right product for your face from stores, and before trying all those chemicals, give the natural ones in your home a try first. You will save yourself a ton of money experimenting on finding the right product.
Honey & Cinnamon Mask for Acne
Friday, April 6, 2012
Acne can be caused by bacteria that lives on your skin. It clogs your sebaceous glands which are glands that produce sebum which is an oil that is necessary for the lubrication and pH level of your skin.
Honey is a natural antibacterial, and when applied topically can help cure acne. Cinnamon has microbial properties that can help stop the growth of bacteria and fungi. Please make sure you're not allergic to any of these ingredients before trying them.
Honey is a natural antibacterial, and when applied topically can help cure acne. Cinnamon has microbial properties that can help stop the growth of bacteria and fungi. Please make sure you're not allergic to any of these ingredients before trying them.
Coconut Oil & Oatmeal Face Mask for Acne
Monday, April 2, 2012
Our skin's pores contain oil glands called sebaceous glands. These produce an oil called sebum which lubricates and protects our skin from bacteria and also helps regulate the skin's pH level (acidity). Sebum contains these medium-chain fatty acids in the form of triglycerides. Coconut oil is nature's best source of these medium-chain fatty acids thus helping our skin with its own processes.
The presence of bacteria on our skins turn the triglycerides into microbial fatty acids on thus protecting the skin from infection making it great for the prevention and curing of acne.
Combine the healing properties of coconut oil with the exfoliating properties of oatmeal and you are left with a face mask that will rid your face of dead skin cells (exfoliate) and and help cure your acne for good!
The presence of bacteria on our skins turn the triglycerides into microbial fatty acids on thus protecting the skin from infection making it great for the prevention and curing of acne.
Combine the healing properties of coconut oil with the exfoliating properties of oatmeal and you are left with a face mask that will rid your face of dead skin cells (exfoliate) and and help cure your acne for good!
Carrot Face Mask for Oily Skin
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Not only are carrots good for your eyes, they are also great for your skin! Carrots are high in Vitamin A and beta-carotene. Beta-carotene is a product that comes from plants that the body eventually converts into Vitamin A. Beta-carotenes are also high in anti-oxidants and acts as an immune booster when taken internally. When applied topically these vitamins and minerals help to fight against sun damage which is the number one cause of wrinkles.
Coconut Oil & Avocado Face Mask
Thursday, March 29, 2012
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| Virgin Coconut Oil at 76 degrees and below is solid and white in color |
Coconut oil is an oil with many healing properties. It is rich in Vitamins A and K. It is a great moisturizer as well because it helps your skin retain moisture. As with any mask make sure that you are not allergic to coconut oil if you haven't used it on your face before. Warm some up so it's in liquid form and test a little on a small portion of your face to make sure you aren't allergic.
Strawberries & Cream Face Mask
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Not only are strawberries delicious, they are really good for your skin! These bright red, berries are full of juicy goodness. Strawberries are especially rich in Vitamin C and ellagic acid. Ellagic acid is an antioxidant that when used topically can help protect your skin from damaging UV rays from the sun. UV rays are one of the main causes of aging! They cause premature wrinkles which makes your skin age before it should.
Moisturizing Avocado Face Mask
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Avocados are a great food and source of Vitamins C, E, and D. They are also a good source of potassium as well as the minerals, copper and iron. These properties make avocado masks great for people with dry, sun-exposed skin. It's also a great mask for those of you that have developed red skin due to dryness!
Tip of the Day! Cucumber for Wrinkles
Face Mask for Blemished Skin
Sunday, March 25, 2012
There are many products out there that claim to cure and treat blemish skin--and some do--while others fail to deliver their claimed results.

So, what exactly is blemished skin?
Skin blemishes are commonly known as spots or discolorations on your skin. They are commonly formed by whiteheads/blackheads and acne on your face and are usually a result of improper care such as picking and scratching. Acne is caused by your pores getting clogged by your natural oils and then infected with bacteria which gets worse with these habits. Other causes are external such as pollution, which is why it is so important to wash your face at least twice a day: once when you get up in the morning and once before going to bed at night.

So, what exactly is blemished skin?
Skin blemishes are commonly known as spots or discolorations on your skin. They are commonly formed by whiteheads/blackheads and acne on your face and are usually a result of improper care such as picking and scratching. Acne is caused by your pores getting clogged by your natural oils and then infected with bacteria which gets worse with these habits. Other causes are external such as pollution, which is why it is so important to wash your face at least twice a day: once when you get up in the morning and once before going to bed at night.
Peach Face Tightening Mask
Saturday, March 24, 2012
I feel peaches generally get ignored as an "everyday" fruit--unlike bananas, apples, and oranges--which is unfortunate because they have been around for centuries and have plenty of beneficial properties!
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In lieu of this, I'm going to give you a short summary on peaches--don't worry, it's not long (or boring):
Peach aka "Persian Apple" was first introduced to Europe after Alexander the Great conquered Persia, but was originally cultivated in China. And, apparently, it was one of the most favored fruits of kings and emperors. That's it! :)
You're probably wondering what makes peaches good for your skin?
Peaches are equipped with Vitamin C and Vitamin E which are essential in the creation of collagen in your skin. They are excellent for your skin whether they are consumed orally or placed on top of your skin directly.
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In lieu of this, I'm going to give you a short summary on peaches--don't worry, it's not long (or boring):
Peach aka "Persian Apple" was first introduced to Europe after Alexander the Great conquered Persia, but was originally cultivated in China. And, apparently, it was one of the most favored fruits of kings and emperors. That's it! :)
You're probably wondering what makes peaches good for your skin?
Peaches are equipped with Vitamin C and Vitamin E which are essential in the creation of collagen in your skin. They are excellent for your skin whether they are consumed orally or placed on top of your skin directly.
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