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Natural DIY Facial Masks for Every Skin Type

Writer : Caribbean E-Magazine on Thursday, March 6, 2014 | 1:03 PM


G

oing to the spa can be very expensive; we have found some great facial mask recipes for all skin types that can be found right in your kitchen.

These DIY masks can work wonders for a variety of skin issues. Find out which mask is best for your skin, and get glowing!
 


For Really Dry Skin
The Greek Yogurt Mask
Ingredients:
·        2 rounded tablespoons of plain Greek yogurt
·        1 egg yolk
·        1 teaspoon of extra virgin olive oil

Directions: Whip egg yolk, fold in yogurt and add EVOO. Apply to face with clean hands avoiding eyes and lips. Let it remain for 5 minutes. To remove, apply warm washcloth to skin as a compress for 15 seconds then remove gently working upwards on face. Follow with a rich moisturizer applied to the face and throat and eye and lip cream.

Avocado and Banana Mask

Ingredients:
·        1/2 avocado
·        1/2 banana
·        1 tablespoon of honey

Directions: Smash ingredients together in one bowl and apply to face around eyes and lips with clean hands. Let it remain on skin and throat for 10 minutes. Remove with warm water and washcloth. Follow with a rich moisturizer applied to the face and throat and eye and lip cream.


For Oily Skin
The Baking Soda and Cider Mask
Ingredients:
·        2 rounded tablespoons of baking soda
·        1 teaspoon of Apple Cider Vinegar

Directions: Mix together until combination begins to bubble. Apply to the face only.  Leave on for about three minutes, or until dry. Remove with tepid washcloth. Follow with a gel-based moisturizer applied to the face and throat and lip cream.


Skin Discoloration Issues

The spice and lemon mask

Ingredients:
·        1/4 teaspoon turmeric
·        2 rounded tablespoons of Greek yogurt
·        1/2 teaspoon of fresh lemon juice

Directions: Blend together and apply to skin leaving on for 15 minutes*. Remove with tepid water and warm washcloth. Follow with a moisturizer containing sunblock.

*May also be used as a spot treatment three times per week for hyperpigmentation.


Combination skin types

Blended mask

Ingredients:
·        1/4 cup fresh pumpkin
·        1 tablespoon of honey
·        1/4 teaspoon fresh Lemon Juice

Directions: Blend ingredients in a bowl or blender. Apply to face with clean hands avoiding eyes and lips. Let it remain on skin for 10 minutes. Remove with tepid water and washcloth. Follow with a light moisturizer applied to the face.

Acne Prone Skin

Strawberry infused mask

Ingredients:
·        6 Ripe Strawberries
·        1/4 teaspoon of baking soda
·        1 teaspoon of honey

Directions: Mash up strawberries and blend in honey and baking soda. Apply to face with clean hands avoiding eyes and lips. Let it remain for 15 minutes. To remove, apply tepid washcloth to skin.  Follow with a moisturizer for acne prone skin.
 
 
Anti-Aging Problem
The caffeine from coffee grounds in this mask helps to reduce swelling and puffiness, while the antioxidants in the cocoa help to reduce aging, and the yogurt replenishes lost moisture.
Ingredients:
·        2 tablespoons freshly ground coffee
·        2 tablespoons pure cocoa powder
·        1 tablespoon honey
·        3 tablespoons yogurt or sour cream
Directions: Blend all of the ingredients together, spread evenly over skin, and allow it to sit for about 10 minutes. When you rinse it off, massage your face gently to exfoliate as well. If there’s any mask left over after you wash your face with it, add a bit of water to it and use it as a scrub for the backs of your arms and any other body part that could do with some smoothing.
 
 
The Guys
This is a great mask for guys, as it can soothe both razor burn, and over-weathered winter skin. The yogurt acts as a moisturizer, while the cucumber lessens redness and provides moisture to dry, sensitive skin.
Ingredients
·        1/2 a cucumber, peeled and chopped
·        1 tablespoon full-fat Greek yogurt
Directions: Put the cucumber through a food processor until it’s pulpy, and then mix the yogurt in by hand. Apply evenly over the face, and leave on for 10-15 minutes. (Feel free to lie back and place some cucumber slices on your eyes too). Rinse your face with warm (not hot) water, and pat dry.
 
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