3 DIY Face Masks Made From Pantry Staples
19 November 2024
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19 November 2024
Words by The Parlour RoomWhether you use sheets or clay, have a favourite brand, or make your own, face masks are a great addition to your skincare routine.
Making your own face mask is easy. They don’t take long and you’d be surprised how many of the ingredients you already have at home. You can mix almost any pantry staple to make a face mask; fruit, eggs, cooking spices, oil. Where many of these ingredients own natural properties do wonders for the skin, from increased hydration, reduced pores, and soothing inflammation, there’s a mask for every occasion.
For best results, a face mask should be used at least once a week. Of course, this is only a guide and largely depends on your individual skin type and what you’re hoping to achieve. If you’re just looking for a bit of extra hydration though, feel free to increase the frequency.
*If you’re trying a new face mask recipe, be sure to spot-check before applying – just in case you have a reaction and it causes irritation.
Perfect for: tightening and smoothing the skin and evening out your complexion.
Ingredients:
Egg whites
Oats
Honey
Lemon juice
This is a great allrounder if you’re not sure where to start. The honey’s anti-inflammatory properties and the Vitamin C within the lemon juice work together in evening out your complexion. Combined with the light exfoliant of the oats and protein of the egg whites, which helps strengthen (and tighten) the skin, your face will be looking soft and supple in no time.
Perfect for: reducing inflammation, calming any breakouts and rejuvenating your skin.
Ingredients:
Turmeric
Honey
Turmeric is well-known for its natural anti-inflammatory properties. Most commonly digested, it also works really well when applied to the face. Especially when combined with honey, which is also known to have anti-bacterial properties and increase your skin cell turnover, which can help reduce any breakouts. It’s the perfect combination to calm your inflamed skin.
Perfect for: smooth, softer looking skin.
Ingredients:
Brown sugar
coconut oil
We all know the power and importance of a good exfoliator. Removing dead skin cells is a must in any skincare routine. The smooth consistency of coconut oil provides the perfect applicator, and when mixed with brown sugar – a gentle grit – you’re not only exfoliating your skin but hydrating it at the same time.
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