Are you on a tight budget, and still consider skin care as one of your top priorities. Well, perhaps you might be interested in knowing more about some of the skin care home remedies. Maintaining your skin is a lot easier than you can imagine; you can achieve a radiant and glowing skin using items sitting right in your kitchen. Also, a typical DIY remedy can be a much cost-effective option compared to the high-end skin care products in the market.
Below, we look at some of the common skin care remedies that can easily be found in your home.
Honey mask
Raw honey has antibacterial properties and is effective for the acne-prone skins. For quick and natural facial, slather your skin with the honey and wait for 10-30 minutes. Wash and rinse your face with warm water. Splash your face with cool water to close the skin pores. Honey performs superbly as a gentle face wash and hence can be used on a daily basis.
Oat scrub
If your skin has been left sensitive due to the use of the harsh ant-aging retinoids, you can now swap your usual cleanser to the gentle oatmeal. The oatmeal is an excellent option if you suffer from sensitive skin, and want to exfoliate. You can blend the oat and stir in buttermilk. Slather the concoction into your skin to get rid of the dead skin and achieve a glowing skin.
Green tea
Do you suffer from red and peely skin such as from that from eczema or psoriasis? Then there must be an underlying inflammation. Green tea has antioxidant properties and supports your natural system in mitigating the effects of free drastic destruction to the cells.
You can make your mist by boiling approximately two bags of green tea in boiling water for 15 minutes. Pour the mist in a spray bottle to apply.
Warm water
Do you always get irritated and bumpy when shaving your legs? Well, why not do the shaving after a warm shower? Warm water will have opened up the skin pores, making the hair skin softer.
Skin is a vital part of your body and plays a vital role in keeping the entire body healthy. Natural home remedies can improve its appearance, composition, and integrity. Look no further from your house to get started.
