Food For Face

FOOD FOR FACE

 

 













TEA
Steep a pair of Earl Grey teabags in boi
ling water, run them under a tap and

place over eyes for ten minutes before night out.

Use four bags of chamomile tea. Leave
them to steep for 5 minutes then hold
your face over the bowl.
Freeze cooled chamomile tea in an ice-
cube tray. When set, remove cubes and
run over your face.
Soak some gauze in cooled green t
ea and apply on skin the way you would a
toner.
 
OLIVE OIL

 

FOOD FOR FACE 

Heat a cup of vegetable oil within the microwave

for a few seconds. Massage onto dry areas of your skin.

Heat enough oil to fill 0.5 a little clothes basin. Soak your hands in the oil for about 10 minutes, followed by the feet. Use it as a conditioner by leaving warmed olive oil on your hair for 15 minutes before shampoo. Remove all traces of mascara by dipping an overused mascara wand into some olive oil and use it to apply on your lashes the method you'd makeup.

 CUCUMBER

 












Chop up a cucumber and drizzle many drops of lemon juice in the mixture. Apply on your face. Soothe tired eyes by cutting two rounds and place them on the eyelids. Rub down hot skin with a mixture of chopped cucumber, olive oil and plain young hurt.
   
LEMON

 







For sparkling teeth, mix on teaspoon of fresh lemon juice with one teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda and half teaspoon of salt. Use like toothpaste once a week. Lighten the skin and smooths rough edges of elbows and knees. Cut a lemon into two halves and rest your elbows in each half for 15 minutes. Or squeeze juice of lemon and apply on your knees.
 TOMATO

 








Peel a tomato and chop it finely before
spreading on face. Work as an effective
cleanser and gentle astringent to tighten pores.   
ORANGE
 
 








Squeeze juice of an orange and mix with a table spoon of plain young hurt. Apply on face, avoiding the eye area. Rinse off after 10 minutes and splash face with cold water.

POTATOES
 










  

A great way to get rid of dark under eye circles. Run a large potato in a blender. Squeeze the pulp to get rid of excess juice and form two patties from it. Place the patties over your eyes and keep them there for tenminutes.

 APRICOTS 

 







Pound the kernel and add lotion to mix into swish paste.

Use it as a gentle exfoliate for face. Note the pip

is the rough “seed” and also the ivory kernel is

what you need when split open the pip.  
MAYONNAISE
 
 











Massage mayonnaise into your hair after
shampoo. Leave it on for a few minutes
before rinse off.

You can additionally use dressing as a lip mask.

Leave it on for 10
minutes before removing with cold water. 
AVOCADOS
 
 






Mash a ripe one and use it as a facial mask;
rinse off after 10 minutes. To get rid
of puffy eyes; use a linen cloth, make
a “moneybag” filled with mashed avocado.
Dab it gently on eyes.   
GINGER
 

Chop ginger and blend it with lotion for a facial scrub.

Avoid the sensitive eye area.