Skincare: Forgo Expensive Facial Treatments & Get Glowing Skin With These Home Remedies

By kashish on 05 Dec 2019

Digital Editor

Taking care of skin in this fast and busy life is the most dreadful task. We can skip eating a meal or tow because we do not want to eat but we cannot do the same with out skincare routine due to the fact that we know how damaging pollution and sunlight can be to our skin.

We hardly get the time to pamper our skin and when we get time to do so. the fact that facial treatments are super expensive hits us and our pockets hard. While we understand that facial are extremely necessary for healthy we also realise the fact that it is not mandatory that we need to get facial done in salon every time. The best and the easiest way is to take up on our grandma's old black book of beauty and follow those home remedies for soft, glowing and healthy skin.

Take a look at the facial that you can do at home easily with these simple remedies.

First step is cleansing, to do that use warm water and honey. Cleanse you skin with honey and followed by warm water.

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The next step is to exfoliate the skin and get rid of dead skin cells and deeply embedded impurities. Make your own scrub in just few minutes by mixing equal parts of sugar, oats and olive oil. Massage the scrub on your skin for few minutes and rinse it with cold water.

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The third step is to unclog all the pores. For that you need steam. All you need to do is to boil water and once its boiled take it off the stove and pore your choice of essential oil in it. lean over the pot of water, cover your face for 10 mins and allow the steam to work its magic.

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Once you have taken the steam, the next step is close the pores to prevent the dirt from clogging them. Make your own toner by mixing apple cider vinegar with 2 teaspoons of water and apply it on your face with cotton pad.

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The last step is to moisturise your skin. For that you can either apply milk on your face and wash it off with Luke warm water or simply apply jojoba oil or almond oil and let your skin absorb it.

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