Natural Beauty Tips
Whatever beauty aid you decide to make use of, stick to it and do it regularly to get a lasting benefit.
- Rub a rind of lemon over your face if you have an
oily skin and this will lessen grease and whiten your
complexion.
- Mix the juice of one lemon to two tablespoons of
milk or cream. Apply this on your face and neck and
massage for a few minutes. Then rinse off. Do this daily
before going to bed. It helps to bleach your face and
keep your hands soft and supple.
- Take a teaspoon of limejuice and stir in half a
teaspoon of honey and a few drops of milk. Mix well and
apply over your face and neck fifteen minutes before you
take your bath. This lotion will have a mild bleaching
effect on a greasy skin, which because of its excessive
oil may be rather sallow.
- To one tablespoon of cucumber juice, stir in a few
drops of limejuice and a dash of turmeric powder. Mix
well and apply over your face and neck. Leave it on for
half an hour and then remove it with ordinary tap water.
This lotion makes an excellent whitener for all types of
skin.
- Cut tomatoes in half and rub over the face. This is
useful for toning up and whitening the skin and refining
the pores.
- To cleanse the face, soak a piece of cotton wool in
unboiled milk and rub the face with it gently from the
chin upwards to the forehead.
- Mix a teaspoonful of turmeric powder with cream,
sandal powder and bengal gram flour and make into a
paste and apply once a day for about half an hour before
a bath. This is an excellent beauty aid to keep the face
fresh and soft.
- Grate and squeeze juice out of a small piece of
watermelon. Apply it on your face and leave it on for
about fifteen minutes. Then wash with hot water and
splash on some cold water. This lotion not only freshens
up the skin but also clears the skin of its blemishes.
- Grind a few cabbage leaves and extract the juice.
Dissolve a little yeast in it and to this add a teaspoon
of honey. Mix well and apply it thickly over your face
and neck and leave it on for fifteen minutes. Then
remove with cotton wool soaked in water. This is an
excellent remedy for counter-acting dry skin
- To close pores that are open, rub ice wrapped in
cotton wool gently on the face.
- Add a little carrot juice and orange juice to a cup
of milk. Rub this mixture daily on a face scarred with
smallpox marks and they may disappear gradually.
- To remove dead skin from the face, apply a mixture
of glycerine, limejuice and sugar and rub gently.
Organic. All natural. Herbal. Any of these words on the
label of our personal care products makes it more appealing.
After all, all natural is 搃n� these days. What is not too
appealing is the unnaturally high price you pay at the
checkout. So, why not avoid the extra cost and make these
beauty treatments at home? The result is store bought beauty
without the store bought price.
Shampoo, for example, can really get expensive if you are
looking for something extra for problem hair, or just to
give your hair a little pizzazz. However, if you are on a
budget, you may buy the cheaper brands, sacrificing the
extra benefits the others provide.
A simple solution is following your usual shampoo with a
homemade rinse. For shiny hair, rinse with cider vinegar,
one half cup to every quart of water. If natural highlights
are what you are looking for, use chamomile tea, or make
your own rinse by steeping chamomile flowers in hot water,
then strain. Remove build up caused by hair sprays and other
products with a rinse of Witch Hazel. Whichever one you use,
make sure you catch the liquid in a bowl if you want to
rinse your hair more than once.
Another area that can get costly is skin care products.
From toners to cleansers, the more they claim to do the more
expensive they are. However, it is surprisingly simple to
get wonderful results with things you may already have
around the house. You might not know it, but an egg makes a
good mask. To tone and tighten, use a beaten egg white.
Apply to your face and then rinse it off after it dries. To
remove excess oil, the egg yolk can be whipped and mixed
with six tablespoons of honey to make a peel off mask.
A refreshing facial is as simple as pouring boiling water
over chamomile flowers in a bowl. Just hold your face a few
inches above the water and let the steam work its magic.
(You can do this, and then later use the liquid for your
hair.) If you need an astringent after your facial, Witch
Hazel is an all-natural one that can still be bought for
about one half of what the name brands cost.
For an all over beauty treatment, relax in a tub full of
water with one half cup of powdered milk, which acts as a
skin softener. To make your beauty bath do double duty, add
a cheesecloth or muslin bag filled with your favorite herbs.
Soothing herbs are chamomile flowers and rose flowers. For a
stimulating bath, you can use basil, bay, rosemary, or
thyme. Sage and strawberry leaves relieve aching muscles and
joints. On the other hand, you can make a cleansing body
scrub with a handful of oatmeal and two teaspoons of sea
salt.
After trying a few of these beauty boosters, you will
feel like you have had the spa treatment, without ever
leaving home, and, without your money ever leaving your
pocket.
Comments
by maxolash from US on 05/Aug/2011
very good and effective beauty tips.I like such kind of tips which are home made & natural.thanks for the tips.Please uploads some more posts. nice work.
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by willy evangelio from Tandag City, Mindanao Phillippines on 14/May/2011
Yes it should be a trend today to use organic materials as beauty care products because it will not damage the whole body but rather gives it more natural elements that can boost even the immune system if taken internally or used externally.
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by eye cream reviews on 23/Nov/2010
here is lots of natural process to keep the face clean .....we should try atleast one???
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by bs from bangalore on 22/Nov/2010
how to remove black heads from nose?
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by Thamarai from Chennai on 26/Jun/2010
Really nice
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by cristy from very good on 03/Mar/2010
very nice
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by eno from nigeria on 09/May/2009
can olive oil work on our face
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by afshan on 25/Mar/2009
good
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by abinaya from chennai,india on 20/Mar/2009
can we use olive oil on face?
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by tony on 18/Mar/2009
To make your beauty bath do double duty, add a cheesecloth or muslin bag filled with your favorite herbs.
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