Acne Mask

This face pack reduces redness, excess oil and also helps reduce blackheads.

In a blender add half an apple, an inch of cucumber and blend to smooth consistency.
Ground half a cup of oatmeal to a fine powder consistency.

In a bowl add 3 tablespoons of oatmeal, the apple cucumber mixture and 1 tablespoon of milk. Apply this face pack over cleaned face and neck. Rinse after 20 minutes with lukewarm water.

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Nourishing Facepack

This mask is good for all skin types. All you need is 2tsp of Flax seeds, just enough water to cover it and 1 tbsp of Brewer's yeast. Allow the seeds to sit in the water until a gel is formed. (But if you are in a hurry, boil the seeds in water until the seeds burst and the gel is formed. Allow it to cool.) Next add the yeast and more water if needed to make a soft gel. Spread the mask over a clean face and allow it to dry, then rinse with tepid water. 

This pack is rich is moisture and helps the skin to be hydrated. A useful pack for all skin types in winter.


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Bay Clay Mask

This mask suits basically for oily and combination skin. This face pack is prepared by using bay leaves concoction. Place 5 whole dry bay leaves in a cup of water and allow it to boil. Switch off the flame once it starts to boil. Allow the mixture to steep. When at room temperature separate the bay leaves and the concoction. Store the concoction in a small clean plastic bottle.

Take a tbsp of clay of your choice and mix it with the prepared concoction. Make sure the paste is thick. Apply the clay on the face thick and evenly. Wash off after 20 minutes.

This pack helps to fight the acne and keeps the skin shine free. 


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