Beauty

Homemade Beauty Tips Made Easy

Everyone has heard the saying that beauty is only skin deep, but that does not mean that beauty is not important. Everyone wants to look their best, but unfortunately looking your best can cost a lot. While many beauty products do cost a small fortune, there are some economical, homemade remedies that are safe, natural and effective.

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What should I do to reduce the appearance of pimples? If you have a little garlic in your kitchen, you have a way to control those troublesome pimples. Simply take about eight or nine cloves of fresh garlic, peel them and mash them. Apply the mash to your face and rinse it off after 15 minutes. The garlic reduces swelling and redness, thereby decreasing the appearance of acne.
What if I burn in the sun? The best remedy against a sunburn is to avoid getting one in the first place. However, if you do spend too long in the sun, a little aloe can help. Plant an aloe tree and, when you get a sunburn, rub fresh aloe from the leaves on your burned skin. The aloe is soothing and hydrating, and it helps to relieve the pain associated with sunburns.

Is there a natural remedy for tiny lines and wrinkles? If you are suffering from lines and wrinkles, the best thing you can do is hydrate your skin. Coconut oil or olive oil are wonderful, natural skin hydration treatments and they moisturize too. Apply either oil to the skin twice a day, and pay particular attention to any lines or wrinkles. Use a gentle massaging motion and do not rinse the oil off.

I have puffy eyes. What can I do? Puffy eyes are a common complaint for women everywhere, Fortunately, they are an easy one to prevent and treat. Prevention comes in the form of adequate rest. Make sure to get at least eight hours of sleep a night for optimum results. Treatment comes in the form of tea bags or cucumbers. Either can be applied directly to the eyes for about 20 minutes in order to reduce puffiness and calm the sensitive skin around the eyes.
Are there any natural astringents I can make? Astringents are important for removing excess oil and balancing the skin. When it comes to natural options, there are two great ones. Witch hazel and apple cider vinegar both make excellent astringents. Just apply either to a cotton ball and wipe the cotton ball over the face following your cleansing routine. Your skin will feel fresh and vibrant once its pH has been restored.

I want an at home spa treatment. What can I use? There are many items right in your kitchen that make excellent facial masks. Avocados, bananas, egg whites and honey are all examples. These items can be used independently or mixed together. Check the Internet for some great facial mask recipes using products right from your refrigerator.
A tight budget should never mean that you have to compromise your beauty routine. Take some time to explore the many natural options available right in your home, and start to create beauty products that benefit your skin and your pocketbook!