Make natural face masks yourself

Instead of using a chemical face mask, make your own natural face masks. A face mask is easy to make, has no adverse effects on your skin and can also be completely adjusted to your skin type. Making a DIY face mask with natural products.

Make natural face masks yourself

You can make the cream masks below quickly and easily with products that you often have at home or that are easy to get hold of.

Apricot mask

Mash the pulp of half an apricot with a fork and then mix with some regular cream. This mask has a stimulating effect and makes the skin smooth.

Avocado mask

Mash the soft flesh of the avocado well and mix with a skin cream. Avocado makes the skin smooth and super soft.

brewer's yeast flakes

Take a spoonful of brewer's yeast flakes (reform trade) and mix it with some cream. This mask has a healing effect, gives peace of mind and makes the skin beautifully smooth.

Butter

Mixing a tablespoon of lukewarm butter with a teaspoon of nourishing cream and applying it to the house is a blessing for dry and rough skin (in winter). This mask nourishes the skin and makes it soft at the same time.

Egg yolk

Traditionally, egg yolk has been known as a cosmetic for the skin and hair. First, mix the egg yolk with a squeeze of lemon juice. Then you add just as much homemade cream until a good spreadable lotion is created. After an exposure time of 30 minutes, the mask is removed with a moist compress. The cream mask with egg is very suitable for dry and aging skin.

Strawberries

Crush two or three strawberries and mix with some cream. This mixture is wonderfully refreshing and gives the skin peace of mind, and it also smells wonderful.

Cucumber

Freshly squeezed cucumber juice mixed with some nourishing cream purifies, cleanses and refreshes the skin excellently.

Honey

Mix a teaspoon of pure bee honey (health food store) with some skin cream. Honey gives the skin peace, health and makes it smooth. A cream mask with honey is good for dry skin, but also for unclean skin.

Almond peeling for dry skin

The almond peeling removes the keratinized skin cells in a gentle and natural way and gently exfoliates the skin. It has a purifying effect, without irritating the skin.

Supplies
– 3 tablespoons crushed Almonds
– 1 Egg yolk
– 1 teaspoon Bee honey
– 1.5 teaspoons hot water

Preparation of homemade almond peeling

1. The crushed almonds must first be ground into a powder, because otherwise they are too coarse for the face mask.
2. After this, mix the crushed almonds with the egg yolk and bee honey
3. You now add so much hot water to the resulting viscous mass that it becomes a well-spreadable mixture
4. Apply the paste thickly to the face, neck, décolleté and shoulder. Of course only after they have been properly cleaned
5. Let it act for 30 minutes and remove the mask with damp hands or a washcloth.
6. Rinse with warm water and gently pat your face dry. Do not rub the skin with a towel.

Sunflower mask for oily, unclean skin

Sunflower seeds are rich in vitamin E, oil and lecithin, making them very effective in combination with nourishing bee honey and pure vegetable oil. Poorly perfused and unclean skin must be treated with sunflower masks for a while, until the structure of the skin has visibly improved.

Supplies

– 1 handful of shelled Sunflower Seeds
– 1 teaspoon of pure Bee Honey
– 1 teaspoon of pure vegetable oil (preferably sesame oil, olive oil or even better:coconut oil)-
A little hot water

Preparation of homemade sunflower mask

1. Grind the peeled sunflower seeds into powder
2. Dissolve the bee honey in a little hot water
3. Stir dissolved bee honey together with the oil through the sunflower powder
4. Add a little more hot water if necessary, so that a mixture is easily spreadable
5. Then spread the paste evenly over the face and neck. Thoroughly clean first of course
6. Let it work for half an hour and then remove with plenty of lukewarm water.

Will you continue to use store-bought face masks or plan to make natural face makers yourself? Which of the above face masks do you think is best for your skin?