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Facial Mask Home Remedies For Younger Skin

Everyone wants to have young and flawless skinbut as one ages, there will be the tendency of wrinkles and acne surfacing sometime in your life especially when you are stressed. You can try out some facial care remedies to slow down the aging process.

One face care remedy is to put on a facial mask to rejuvenate your facial skin. And though there are many such facial products on the market, it is simple to do up your own home facial mask with the ingredients that are easily available in your home. It is safer as it has no chemicals; home remedies are also cheaper as most of the ingredients are easily obtained from your home or local grocery shop.

Strawberry Facial Mask

Strawberries contain a lot of antioxidants, vitamin C and salicylic acid. These ingredients assist in the rebuilding of your skin. Strawberry facial masks enhance moisture absorption, as well as remove dead skin cells very effectively.
Half a cup of fresh strawberries mixed with 1 tablespoon cornstarch or rice flour with 1 tablespoon fresh milk will make 4 ounces of facial mask, which can be used more than once. Blend the ingredients well into a paste before applying to your face. Rinse off with warm water after 20 minutes to get a youthful radiance as your skin is softened and cleansed, preventing any acne breakouts.

Whip Cream Exfoliation

You can just apply Kraft’s Miracle Whip cream onto your face as a facial mask as the presence of vinegar exfoliates the skin pores with the egg-based component functioning as a moisturizer.
Keep this cream away from the eyebrows and lashes. When the cream is dried after 10-20 minutes, massage off before washing with warm water. In your wash off, you might just notice dead skin clumps off your face, which are building up to make your skin look dull. You can use this mask every day.

Marigold Facial Mask

To make a marigold facial mask, use 1 tablespoon marigold flowers, a half cup of water, 1 tablespoon chamomile flower, 1 tablespoon lecithin granules, one drop almond oil, 1 tablespoon mashed carrots and 1 tablespoon wheat germ oil.
Boil all the flowers in some water while you mix the mashed carrots, wheat germ oil and lecithin granules together. When ready, blend these two parts with a dash of almond oil, if preferred. Steam your face to clean it well before applying the mask for about 15 minutes.
Wipe off with tissues or with warm water. The vitamin A in carrots plus the vitamin E in the wheat germ oil assist in building the collagen in your skin with the flowers mending dead tissues. The almond oil, if preferred, with the lecithin will moisturize your skin.
There are many more home remedies for your facial care which you can research on the Internet today. However, you can also consult your dermatologists or skin care experts or consultants for the right type of home remedies. Always try a little of any facial care product on the back of your hand to check for allergies.

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