Showing posts with label moisturizing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moisturizing. Show all posts

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.

Moisturizing Honey & Egg Face Mask

Wednesday, April 25, 2012


Do you have dry, tired looking skin?  If you're suffering from skin that doesn't retain moisture and is consistently dry then this moisturizing honey and egg face mask is the one for you! (If you're looking to nourish your skin for it to be more supple, then this mask will also work).

Coconut Oil & Avocado Face Mask

Thursday, March 29, 2012

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.

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!

Moisturizing Banana & Honey Face Mask

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Bananas have been used for centuries in a variety of ways.  Banana leaves and pulp are commonly used in cooking and for eating.  Plantains are a type of banana that are starchier and harder and cooked.  The more common yellow banana's pulp is consumed raw and the skin is then thrown away, although the skin is edible.

Some alternate uses of bananas include the use of bananas in skin care.  They are a great source of potassium, Vitamin C, fiber which are great for your skin because they nourish your skin.

Try this quick and simple moisturizing banana and honey face mask to provide your skin with essential vitamins and minerals.

Ingredients:

1 banana (ripe) (you don't have to use the whole thing.)
about 1 tsp of honey


Mash the banana and the honey together in a bowl.  Apply the mask onto your face and make sure you avoid your eye area.