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Featured Tip the Day How to Make a Perfect Hot Oil Bubble Bath 1. Put a rubber mat in to prevent slipping. 2. Fill the tub with water that is toasty warm but not too hot. 2. Pour in your favorite suds maker, bubble bath soap or even dish washing liquid. 3. Add one cap full of baby oil. It will stay on the surface mostly but what drifts onto you will leave your skin silky soft and moisturized. The steam will open your pores to deepen the effect. |
Natural Masks You Can Make At Home Related Articles Natural Home Remedies for Acne Hand Spa at Home for Dry Hands How to Wash Your Face--A Daily Routine Skin Research Centre-University of Leeds UK Are there any natural masks that can help me with my acne and my ingrown hairs? This is a tough one. But you might try this. Get a real aloe plant, not the stuff you buy in stores. Then squeeze one quarter cup into a cup. Add one quarter cup of honey. Now, prepare your face by steaming open the pores over a pot of hot water with a towel over your head (if you don't have a face steamer). Now, focus only on one small part of your face, apply the aloe/honey. It's thick and you should let it settle in as a mask. The aloe will help to heal your pores. The honey will help to encourage the hairs to attach and stick out. Now, after the mask cools down, wipe it off and see if any of the ends of the hairs are sticking out. If they are, then you have a way to make them accessible for electrolysis. Through trial and error, adjust the aloe, honey mix to getter better grip on the hairs. Other Natural Masks? Register for free and Gain Access to Our Newsletter with More Beauty Tips |