You can’t just shove junk food in your face and expect to have smooth, supple skin. But swap those cheese puffs for a cup of cottage cheese and you’ll get glowing results. Read on for 10 yummy foods that’ll nourish your skin… When it comes to your health, the outside … Read more
Forget visiting the dermatologist for a chemical peel, you can resurface your skin at home with the help of glycolic acid. A star in the skin care world, glycolic acid is known for its ability to treat several skin problems, including wrinkles, acne scars, hyperpigmentation and keratosis pilaris. How It … Read more
Multani mitti is at once homey and high-tech. It was used as far back as ancient Rome but the name Fuller’s earth comes from this clay’s use in the early English wool industry. It was considered so valuable that English law forbade its export until the early 18th century. Fuller’s … Read more
A honey milk bath is just one of the indulging ways to use honey. This is just the most relaxing way you could think of to unclog your pores, refresh your skin, and relax your mind and body after a hard day at work. Unwind with the power of honey. Why is a honey milk bath so good … Read more
Aloe vera is used in many skin care products due to its ability to stimulate healthy cell growth and also to repair damaged tissues. It contains anti-inflammatory properties and burn healing effects.
Ingredients:
1 cup Aloe Vera gel
1-teaspoon lanolin
1 teaspoon Vitamin E oil
1/3-cup coconut oil
There are five basic skin care types: Oily, combination, sensitive, dry and sun-damaged. Your skin type is determined by how much — or how little — oil your skin produces. Genes, diet, stress level, medication and even your skincare regimen all determine how much oil your skin produces. Rona Berg, … Read more
The list below enumerates the various oils that can be used to treat different types of skin or skin ailments. Care should be taken since many of the suggested oils are photosensitive (increases the skins reaction to sunlight making it more likely to burn) and should not be used when exposed to sunlight or tanning beds. The oils mentioned below are advised to be used only at night. Angelica, and cold pressed citrus oils should strictly not be used on the skin within 12 hours of exposure to sunlight or ultraviolet light.
Are you trying to get rid of acne? If yes, then make sure that you do not make any of the following acne treatment mistakes. Skipping medications Many people make the common mistake of skipping their medications. However, this must be strictly avoided if at all you wish to get … Read more
Steaming the face is the best way to thoroughly deep clean your pores, to get rid of pimples, blackheads and whiteheads. Steaming your face is very important to loosen debris that may be embedded into the skin. When steaming the face your wide the clogged pores and soften the skin … Read more
