Face Masks?( home made) orpurchased?

Any Good Face Masks you guys use? What does it do? What ingredients do you use?

Face Masks?( home made) orpurchased?
I tried making my own but found it easier to just by them from target..They have a huge variety and cost about a buck each.
Reply:mayonaise and eggs is what my grandma uses, but my grandma is old and crazy.
Reply:Homemade Face Mask for Oily Skin


Oils found in strawberries %26amp; lemon ontain natural astringents.


½ tsp lemon juice


1 egg white


1 tsp honey


½ cup strawberries


Blend the above ingredients, apply and leave on for 5 minutes. Rinse.





Homemade Face Mask for Dry Skin


Avocados and honey are particularly moisturizing.


½ avocado


¼ cup honey


Mash these together. Apply to skin and leave for 5 minutes. Rinse.





Homemade Face Mask for Combination Skin


A rose-based mask is perfect for balancing out the oily and dry areas of your skin.


1 rose


1 tbsp rosewater


1 tbsp natural yogurt


1 tbsp honey


Soak the rose petals then crush them into a bowl. Add the rosewater, yogurt and honey.


Mix well %26amp; apply to the skin. Leave on for 5 minutes. Rinse.





Homemade Face Mask for Sensitive Skin


This soothing mask is great for chapped, sun-burned or irritated skin.


1 cup natural yogurt


½ cup oatmeal


Blend the ingredients together %26amp; apply to the skin for 10 minutes. Rinse.





Homemade Face Mask for Mature Skin


See ‘Is Your Skin Prematurely Aging’ to fiind out if your skin fits this category. This mask works well for maturing skin, since sugar is a great natural exfoliant and will help soften the lines your skin creates as it ages.


2 tbsp sugar


3 tbsp warm water


Melt the sugar in warm water. Make sure the granules are dissolved, otherwise they may tear your skin. Apply to the face and leave for 5 minutes. Gently massage around the skin. Rinse.
Reply:I like the ones i buy from avon .. they are great ..
Reply:Depending on your skin type and reasons for a facial, you can really make one at home using simple products:





For dry skin, try a avocado mask using the mashed up pulp of a ripe avocado. Leave it on your face for 10 minutes, then rinse with hot water. Also, try beating one egg white, snf leave it on for 15 minutes, if you have dry skin.





For oily and combination skin, try a banana mask with honey and lemon or orange juice. This removes dry, flaky skin from the face, while calming the skin. Also, blending fresh mint and cilantro in a food processor, with water to form a paste, can make a great mask for anti-inflammatory benefits.





For sensitive skin, I would suggest going to the store and buying a exfoliator or product specifically designed for sensitive skin. It's also best, before applying a facial, to steam treat your skin using peppermint oils or just taking a very warm shower beforehand.





Other things good to put on your face include oatmeal (not very hot, but warm will do), and milk. Hope this helps!