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Face packs for any skin type

Do try some of these face packs which suit all skin types.

Milk face pack

Ingredients:

Milk

Method:

Soak a cotton ball in milk and gently rub it on your face. Wash off after sometime.

Almond face pack

Ingredients:

Almonds 2-3
Milk

Method:almond face pack

Grind almonds in milk and apply this on your face for 10-15 minutes. This also helps to get rid of blemishes and tans. Also brightens your complexion.

Banana face pack

Ingredients:

Bananas
Milk

Method:

Put ripe banana and milk in a blender to get a pulpy paste and apply it on your face and neck.

Yeast and milk face pack

Ingredients:

Brewer’s yeast – 1 tsp
Sugar – ½ tsp
Warm milk – ½ cup

Method:

Mix all the ingredients well and keep the mixture for 5-7 minutes so that it ferments. Then apply it for 15-20 minutes. Wash off with lukewarm water and then splash cold water on your face.

Apricot face pack

Ingredients:

Honey – 2 tsp
Apricot pulp - 2 tsp
Almond oil – ½ tsp
Lemon juice – ½ tsp

Method:

Mix all the ingredients and apply this paste. Leave it on for 10-15 minutes and then wash off. Gives a firm, taut skin.

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  1. Anagha1:59 PM

    Homemade face packs not only cleanses skin, but it also maintain the tautness of skin. Face packs removing wastes, impurities and dead skin cells. Some face packs you can make easily and use in minutes. There are many type of packs, you can make at your home.e.g.-.Mash up a ripe banana and add honey to make a pulp. Spread on face and remove with normal water

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  2. Aishwarya8:46 AM

    get a quarter cup of milk from the fridge and mix with oatmeal.. leave on clean face for 15 minutes before washing off.. you'll love it!

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  3. Anonymous9:29 AM

    You can take unflavored gelatin 1 tsp and 1 1/2 tsp milk. mix in small bowl and microwave 10 seconds. Stir and cool a tad and spread over your nose area or any other place with either large pores or blackheads, etc. Keep it thick even to the edge of the spread, so it will peel off easily. Wait 10-15 minutes and peel off. It works like the Biore patches.
    Before doing this, you can boil water and remove from burner, place a towel over your head and lean down to catch the steam on your face for about 5 minutes or more. Careful not to be too close, as it can be very hot.
    Wipe your face dry and then add the gelatin.

    Ok, this is a step to take before going. Crack an egg and discard the yolk and stir the white (beat) till it is broken up and not too stringy. Rub over your face as thickly as you can. Let dry, 15 minutes + -. Then with a warm wet face cloth, slowly and lightly remove the eggwash. Your face will be soooo clean and beautiful!
    A good scrub for your face is apple cider vinegar and baking soda mixed to a paste. Exfoliate with this every few days. This mixture is pH balanced and will help keep your skin balanced. A balanced pH will not allow bacteria to live.
    Hyluronic Acid syrum is a great way to retain the moisture in your face. I cannot remember the % of moisture it retains, but I know it was something unbelievable

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