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For a more natural and healthy way to remove makeup (including waterproof editions), use coconut oil. Apart from being cost-effective, it is also readily available. It helps moisturise the skin, while acting as an antibacterial agent. All you need to do is massage the oil into your skin in a circular motion and remove with a cotton swab.
Avocados are nutrient-dense fruits, that can be used as a hydration mask for skin. They are filled with healthy fats, minerals, and antioxidants, all things needed to help hydrate and properly nourish sun-burnt skin. Simply mash a ripe avocado and apply it as a paste on the areas that need healing.
Like your face, lips need pampering too, and this may be one of my favourite DIY beauty remedies. Papayas are packed with Vitamin C and natural enzymes that help break down the extra flakes on lips, leaving them soft and luscious. Mash a piece of papaya into a juicy paste so that you are left with a beautiful rich puree. Apply a generous amount of the puree on the lips and leave on for 10 to 15 minutes before rinsing with water.
For a super moisturised, healthy and breakout-free face, try this two-ingredient, organic and homemade scrub that is quick and fuss-free. Mix coconut oil and sugar in a bowl and scrub gently in circular motions onto the face for a minute and rinse with warm water.
Whether you have oily or dry skin, rose water is ideal as a toner at night before getting into bed. It clears all impurities the face has gathered throughout the day. Its antioxidant and anti-ageing properties make it a true miracle worker, a reason why it should be part of your beauty regimen. Wet a cotton ball with cold rose water and dab it on pre-washed skin.
If your eyebrows have been thinning, castor oil is a natural and effective solution for its thickening and regrowth. The fatty acid, proteins and Vitamin E in this oil make it a perfect ingredient to trigger hair growth. Wash your face, then use a cotton swab to apply the oil on your brows. Massage for a minute and leave on, preferably overnight.
Sea salt's anti-bacterial properties help get rid of grime, toxins and cleanse the skin's pores while retaining moisture. Add a generous amount of sea salt in your bath, soak and relax while it does the job for you!
Like your body, massaging your face is important to increase blood and oxygen flow. My all-time favourite organic product for massaging the face and neck area is the Shirley Conlon Organics Olive & Castor Bean Cleansing Milk, which is suitable for all skin types, and is packed with rich plant goodness; it leaves the skin cleansed, hydrated and super nourished.
Want to desperately get rid of puffiness and under-eye dark circles? Cut a raw potato into thin slices, soak them in cool water and then place the slices on your eyes. Potatoes contain natural bleaching agents, Vitamin C, Vitamin A and moisturise the skin.
Regular ingredients that we have at home can offer a great remedy for dandruff and dry hair. Simply break an egg, add two tablespoons of yoghurt and squeeze the juice of one lemon into a bowl, and mix well. Apply on the scalp for 30 minutes with a brush, then wash with lukewarm water. This mask works as a powerful anti-bacterial agent that helps in getting rid of unwanted dandruff and moisturises dry hair.
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