Benefits of rose water in the skin

1 – It helps balance and tone oily skin
2 – Calm, cool inflammation and dry sensitive skin
3 – Purifies and cleanses the normal skin
4 – It helps to tone and rejuvenate mature skin
5 – Inflammation of the skin helps with acne or eczema and heals better
6 – Men and women can use after shaving to soothe irritated skin helps heal burns and wounds
7 – The aroma is soothing and gives a sense of joy and happiness

How to use rose water in skin care

There are several ways you can use. These are some of the most common:

It can be used as a tonic or astringent. It can be used alone or combined with other ingredients depending on skin type. One recipe is:

1 – Oily, normal and acne: Mix 1 cup of rose water with four drops of glycerin and half cup of witch hazel (witch hazel) both purchased at the pharmacy.

2 – Dry and sensitive: the above recipe without the witch hazel.

3 – Sensitive skin, use one

Perfumed water

Put the rose water in a spray bottle and use as spray perfume.

The aroma is nice and smooth. Must remain completely sealed bottle to preserve the scent.

Homemade beauty recipes

You can replace the water in homemade beauty recipes for masks or moisturizers with rose water to make the recipe more beneficial for the skin. Rose water helps balance the pH of the skin.

Headaches, dizziness and fatigue

To eliminate stress and similar evils wet with cold water just a small towel or something similar by removing excess water, spray the roses with water and put it on the forehead and eyes.

Note

The real rose water is the byproduct of obtaining the essential oil of rose. Read the ingredients to buy to make sure you are not buying rose fragrance mixed with water; this does not have the properties that we have spoken.

Aspirin Mask Scrub

It helps to exfoliate, tighten pores and improve skin texture.

Ingredients

• 3 aspirin (not the normal capsule)
• 3 tablespoons warm or hot water

1 – Put the aspirin soak in warm water. Set aside a few minutes and then try to crush and make a paste.

2 – Wipe your face and apply this paste. Leave the mask on your face for 5 to 10 minutes. Do not apply in the area around the eyes.

Use the mask twice a week if you have oily skin or normal and once if you have dry skin.

Aspirin mask with lemon

For oily skin, acne or normal. Preferable to use this mask at night.

Ingredients

• 3 aspirin
• From 3 to 5 tablespoons lemon juice

1 – Put the aspirin soak in the juice, if you need more liquid put a little water. Set aside a few minutes and then try to crush and make a paste.

Follow the above procedure

Aspirin and honey

The soothing, moisturizing and purifying the honey is absorbed better if aspirin helps to exfoliate the skin.

This mask can be used on all skin types.

Ingredients

• From 3 to 4 tablets of aspirin
• Natural honey
• Water

1 – Put a few drops of aspirin in water to soften. Let them soak for a few minutes.

2 – Then put a teaspoon of honey and try to dissolve the aspirin. You can add more honey or water if you need it

3 – Apply to clean face and leave for 10 minutes.

Mild exfoliating mask

This mask is softer than the others because it is mixed with the soothing properties of aloe Vera.

Ingredients

• In 2 0 3 aspirin tablets
• Aloe Vera Gel (aloe). You can open a portion of an aloe leaf to extract or use of the packed
• Water

Procedure
Follow the recipe above but put aloe Vera gel instead of honey.

Aspirin helps whiten the skin because it contains acids help to remove stains and have an even tone.

Whitening Mask with aspirin

This mask helps lighten skin. Do not use on sensitive or dry skin.

Ingredients

• 3 or 4 aspirin
• Water
• Vinegar

1 – Mix two teaspoons of water and vinegar.

2 – Use a little to bring the mixture to soak aspirin into a paste and slightly thickened. (The precise amount depends on the size of aspirin and how thick you like the mask).

3 – Apply to clean face and leave the mask on for 3 minutes the first time it is used and then increase the time to 5 minutes.

Whitening Mask with baking soda and aspirin

Baking makes this mask is a little less aggressive than before and can be used on sensitive skin. Very sensitive skins avoid

Ingredients

• 3 aspirin
• Lemon juice
• Sodium Bicarbonate

1 – Crush aspirin and cover these with lemon juice. Form a paste by dissolving aspirin.

2 – Mix a little water (half cup) with about a teaspoon of baking soda.

3 – Apply the above manner leaving for 5 or 10 minutes in the face.