Ever thought of using the peels from your daily dose of fruits and vegetables, for your daily beauty routine? For example, you would not want to throw away banana peels if you knew what they could do for your skin. Banana peel has high amounts of essential nutrients and makes for a versatile addition to one’s skin care routine. You can use it to - 1 Treat Acne and Sun Damage The vitamin C and anti-inflammatory properties in Banana Peel can treat acne and various damages caused by prolonged exposure to the sun. Here is what you need to...
There are plenty of myths surrounding oily skin. We have compiled and busted some of the most popular ones. Read along and find out! 1 Myth: Wearing sunscreen every day makes skin even more oily Truth: Wearing a sun protection cream is crucial to your skin care regime! Find a light-weight formula made with soothing ingredients such as Aloe Vera, Cucumber, and Green Tea. Use it every day and apply at least 15 to 20 minutes before stepping out. 2 Myth: Oily skin does not need a moisturiser Truth: Moisturisation is essential for all skin types and it also prevents...
1 Honey: One of the most beneficial products for your skin. You can Put it on your face for moisture: Its antibacterial and hydration properties will ensure that your skin is smooth, moist and fresh. Add it in a facemask to give you that glow! Put it in your body: It’s a great cleansing agent for your gut and is also beneficial for your overall immune system. Add a teaspoon in warm water first thing in the morning to boost your metabolism! 2 Lemon: Natural cleansing properties of this wonder ingredient is beneficial for your hair and skin Hair mask:...
Acne occurs is mainly due to hormonal issues, stress, food and lifestyle choices. Here are a few easy to use DIY masks that you can make at home. These will help you with the reduction of acne and the scars. 1 Multani Mitti (Fullers Earth) + Tea Tree Oil: While tea tree oil has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, Multani Mitti will help soak in the excess oil of your face. Mix 3 spoons of Multani mitti with 1-2 drops of Tea Tree oil Mix an appropriate amount of water or Rosewater to make a smooth paste Apply this mask on...
Hyperpigmentation is a harmless skin condition that leads to some parts of the skin becoming darker than the rest. Although the exact cause of hyperpigmentation cannot be assessed, many factors may contribute to it such as hormonal imbalance, sun exposure, bad skincare products, etc. Here are a few remedies if you have hyperpigmentation. 1 Apple Cider Vinegar rinse: Apple cider vinegar contains natural bleaching properties that may lighten the blemishes over a period of time. Combine equal parts of Apple Cider Vinegar and water in a container Apply it on your dark patches with a cotton swab and leave it...
