What Facial Masks Do you use at home?

Can you tell me the ones that include ingrediants such as; Honey, Sugar, Aspirin.. etc. Thank You!What Facial Masks Do you use at home?
I don't use any face mask, in fact i don't use very much on my face at all as its very sensitive. the result is nice skin as long as i dont' change my routine!What Facial Masks Do you use at home?
None. I'm a soap and water fan.
i dont...but when i did..i used whisked up egg white...that made a lovely face mask.
I use SK 2
Apples and Honey ... :)





Or Honey alone .. it drips off ur face , but ur face feels so good when u take it off .. :D
Buttermilk %26amp; oatmeal makes a great at home facial mask.





Make sure it is nice %26amp; pastey.





Let it completely dry %26amp; rinse your face with warm water.
Just a pic of my mother in law, that keeps the kids away from the fire.
you can make your own face pack @ home............. it depends on y do u need it like for acne or any thong else?
I have a green clay type mask..there are diffrent brands..look around for them...
i don't use facial masks
check the links below for * Natural Homemade Beauty Tips to - Fruit Facial Mask


http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/鈥?/a>





check the links below for * Natural Homemade Beauty Tips to - Face packs


http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/鈥?/a>
Honey and oatmeal makes your skin nice and soft.
avacado makes your skin soft...or lemon flour and yogurt :) or honey oats and banana :)
I get some fresh strawberries, and mush them into a paste like substance, and rub it on my face....It feels and smells good and is edible! =)
i dont use bought ones i make my own using mashed up cucumber,honey and a few oats,smells nice and makes my face so fresh and soft
oatmilk is my fave;


mix regular oatmeal (not instant) + milk;


leave on face for 15 minutes before wash off;


you'll love the feel.. guaranteed. :-)
Honey, sunflower oil, powdered oats.





The aspirin can cause internal bleeding for those who are allergic to aspirin, since it is easily absorbed by the skin. There's also the risk of Reye Syndrome from using aspirin and salicyclic acid.





Sugar is usually too course. I think baking soda is a much better abrasive for the skin - in addition, baking soda kills a lot of bacteria whereas sugar will feed it.





1/2 cup powdered oats


2 tablespoons honey


1 squished gel-cap of vitamin E or about 10 vitamin E drops


1 teaspoon sunflower oil, or any other liquid oil such as olive oil


optional:


1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract





Mix the ingredients in a dish. Add enough water to make a paste. Warm your skin and open pores with warm compresses. Apply to skin and leave on for 10 minutes or more. Rinse. Rub a tiny bit of liquid vegetable oil on normally dry areas.
Honey and REAL sugar. Mix them up together and rub on your face. The little grainy feeling from the sugar feels nice and leaves your skin feeling really soft.