Home made Natural Face Packs For Normal Skin



 Papaya And Sandalwood Face Mask


      


          Extract papaya pulp, mix it with Sandalwood powder to a thick paste. 

         Apply on the face and neck and leave for 20 minutes, then rinse.


          This rejuvenates normal skin and makes it glowing.

Apricot Face Mask




          Mix 2 tsp of honey, half tsp of apricot extract, half tsp of almond oil and half tsp of lemon juice.

          Apply this paste on the face.
         


          Leave it for 15 minutes then wash off.

 Apple Face Mask



             Peel and slice half an apple and mix with 1 egg yolk, 2 tbsp Olive oil, 1 tbsp honey. 



           Blend to make a paste. Apply this on the face and leave it one for a few minutes. 

          Once the pack dries, wash the skin with warm water.

 Avocado, Olive Oil Face Mask



           Mash or liquidize half an avocado pear with 1 tsp of Olive oil.
  
         Apply the mixture to the face and neck avoiding the eye and lip area.

         Leave it on for 10 minutes and wash off with warm water.

 Cucumber Face Mask



           Mix 4 tsp cucumber juice, 1 tsp milk with 1/2 tsp egg white and thicken it,

           by adding 1 tsp chickpea flour to it. 

           Spread this thick paste on your face.

          Leave on for 15 minutes. Then wash off with cold water.

 Potato Face Mask



       Mix 4 tsp grated potato and 2 tsp Multani mitti with enough rose water.

     Spread it on your face and lie down for 10-15 minutes. 
     Then wash off with warm water followed by a splash of cold water. 


Comments

  1. John22alen30 June 2017 at 04:06

    nice write up. also natural face packs are an effective way to look younger safely without any adverse effect. natural face packs

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