From the Natural beauty tips discussion, Combination oily skin is the most common skin type. Generally, the oily part of the face is located on the forehead, nose and chin. The dry portions are the cheeks and areas surrounding the eyes and throat. Oily skin with often increased to brighten … Read more
For combination skin we use two types of masks: dry skin mask for dry parts and oily skin mask for oily parts. You can also used masks for all types of skin. Nourishing mask Cook a potato, peel it, crush it with warm milk, add a yolk. Wash the mask … Read more
Whisk away those wrinkles and keep your facial skin soft and supple, by using these homemade egg-based face-packs. *For normal skin, mix the yolk of one egg, with two spoonfuls of rosewater and one spoonful of honey and preserve. Use it once a week. It is especially useful in the … Read more
Ingredients: * 2 tsp plain whole-milk yogurt * ½ tsp jojoba oil * ½ tsp cosmetic clay * 2 drops sandalwood essential oil * 1 drop rose essential oil Directions:
The skin encases your whole body. It is a living organ consisting of several layers. The topmost layer of the skin is a protective covering that keeps the inner layers, muscles, fat tissues and blood vessels safe. Hence, it is very important for the underlying layer of the skin to … Read more
This recipe makes a mask for two
Ingredients:
1 tsp powdered milk
1 tbsp runny honey
1 tsp aloe vera gel
2 drops essential oil
Preparation:
During the cold winter, many women are always troubled by a lot of skin problems, such as the dryness of the skin. Then what kinds of food are beneficial to the skin? Following are some best foods which can make your skin beautiful during the whole winter. First, water: to … Read more
The problem
Constant switching from centrally heated rooms to cold outdoor temperatures and lack of sunlight takes its toll on your skin, leaving you with a dull complexion and that tight feeling.
The solution
A mask to nourish your skin deep down and instantly restore its radiance.
What you need
Safe home remedies for painful corns and calluses include tea, cornstarch, and vinegar. For more details on how these everyday items can help your sore feet, read on. Baking soda. One of the best ways you can treat corns and calluses is with a warm-water soak. This loosens the dead … Read more
Wind-weathered cheeks, cracked elbows and general dryness can take your skin from beautiful to blah. To overcome the winter elements, follow these five skincare steps.
1. Avoid those lovely long, hot showers
A steamy, half-hour shower may be tempting on those especially chilly mornings, but they can wreak havoc on your skin. Hot water removes the skin’s natural oils, so take a lukewarm shower instead. Also, keep showers within 10 to 15 minutes. Contrary to what may seem like common sense,