I've got pumpkin's on my mind.They are high in vitamins A and C and zinc, this gourd-like squash helps heal and protect the skin from free radicals, all while gently dissolving dead skin cells. The addition of egg helps bind the mask together, nourishing and lifting the skin.
You will see instant results with this mask! After the mixture is removed from the skin your skin is so soft it will be hard not to touch it. The smell is faint but so yummy. I noticed it dries up any imperfections I have over time with continued use and has made my skin appear more radiant! Love this mask :)
Ingredients:
1 cup of pumpkin fresh or can
1 egg
+ a dash of milk or soy milk for extra moisture!
Customize:
If desired, add a splash of milk, to give your skin some moister.
For dry skin, Add a bit of honey, which not only acts as a humectant, but the natural sweetener provides antiseptic properties, too.
For oily skin, mix in a splash of apple cider or cranberry juice.
Application:
Apply the mixture on your face. Leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes and rinse off with warm water. I pat it after with a cold face cloth.
Oh wow, never thought of this, thanks!:D
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You must have the most amazing skin!
ReplyDeleteI'm a skin fanatic! I love skincare! I use different brands and i love homemade products more because they feel all the more special when I get real results!
ReplyDeleteI think it's only right to try and manage your skin the best you can after all it's the base to the gorgeous makeup we all use ey? :)
I'd heard that pumpkin was good for your skin, but this gives me an actual idea for how to use it. :) How does it feel when it's on? Do you have to stand really still to keep it on your face? lol You can tell I've moved and accidentally slid off facial masks before. ^_^
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great idea! thanks for bringing it to our attention!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really good - I love home made facial masks but I never get time to do them.
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i never heard of this mask,would love to try sometime this coming week.
ReplyDeleteNever tried this, sounds good!!
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I've never try this, but sounds interesting..
ReplyDeleteDo you use whole egg? Yolk included?
Just love handmade masks!!!!I will definetely try this one
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