Natural Home Made Face Masks For Oily Skin:




Apple Honey Face Mask



               Make a paste of one tablespoon of honey with two peeled apples. 
             The paste should be applied and washed after 20 minutes.

Tomato Face Mask



                Blend a ripe tomato and pat on your face. 

                Wash after 20 minutes with normal water.

 Oatmeal Face Mask


                Add lemon juice and a little milk to oatmeal. 

                Apply the paste and remove after 20 minutes with water. 

                Do not use if there are eruptions.

 Fuller's Earth Face Mask





                 Mix 2 tsps of Fuller's earth with 2 tsp of chilled rose-water to make a thick paste. 

                  Apply on your face with a brush, avoiding the delicate areas around the eyes. 


                Leave it on for 20 minutes or till completely dry. Rinse with warm water. 

                 The result is a clear pinkish youthful skin - all the excess grease and dead cells have been cleared away. 

Neem Face Mask


                  Take a spoonful of neem powder, milk, rose petal powder, yogurt and apply over face and neck. 

                  Wash or clean skin with cold water or rose water after 15 to 20 minutes and pat dry. 

 Strawberry Face Mask



                 Mash six strawberries with a teaspoon of Brandy, two spoons of breadcrumbs, two spoons of fuller's earth and a few drops of rose water.


               Mix well and apply a thick layer on the face and neck and leave on for 20 minutes. 


             Since strawberries have Vitamin C and a certain acidic properties they leave the skin sparkling clean. 


             Breadcrumbs help to exfoliate dead skin while the fuller's earth will tighten the pores and brandy would help to add some glow. 


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