Ingredients:

• 1 cup plain yogurt (preferably fresh from the frigidly)
• 1 / 2 cup oatmeal (any type)

Preparation and use:

• Mix the two ingredients.
• Apply to the skin for 10 to 15 minutes.
• Remove with a damp cloth and warm (can be in the microwave, but with very careful of over-heat).

Extra Tip: This mask is good for any skin type. If oily skin, you just need to add a few drops of lemon juice and be dry skin, add a couple tablespoons of honey. And presto!

What are soaps?

True soaps and rarely used. Instead cleansing bars are used. The difference lies in their ingredients. Soaps, such as handmade soaps are made from fats and an alkaline substance such as bleach. They can be irritating to the skin of the face.

The handmade soaps and some moisturizers contain substances making them less irritating as glycerin. Glycerin is a byproduct of specification (soap making process) but sometimes removed to be sold separately.

Detergents

These are the cleaners, cleaner’s etc bars. Are technically not soaps but create foam and clean. For naturists are not as desirable as soaps because they have ingredients that affect health such as sulfates. Dermatologists recommend them to be gentler on the skin that some soaps.

Combinations

They are a combination of soaps and detergents. This soap will become softer and contain less sulfate detergents.

Antibacterial detergents

Soaps or detergents may be that contain ingredients that kill bacteria. They are not considered effective and can be more irritating than regular soaps.

Cleaner Type

The cleaners come face by skin type but unless you have acne it is best to avoid harsh cleaners because they irritate the skin. Cleaners for normal skin or sensitive are preferable even for oily skin.

According to many dermatologists is preferable to clean the skin with cleanser only once a day (night) unless you have very oily skin or acne. In the morning you can just use water on his face.

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.

To control the excess fat in the face and with it the shine it produces can follow the steps below.

1-Cleansing

Use the right cleanser for your skin type. Those containing salicylic acid are perfect for oily, normal or tending to acne. These can be quite irritating to some sensitive skin (sensory) or dry.

2 – Protector

Use a sunscreen for oily skin or sensitive (sensitive) to avoid putting grease on the face. Mineral protectors are ideal for oily skin

3 – Wetting

If you have oily skin may not need of moisturizer during the day on hot days. If you use use a light for your skin type.

4 – Make-up

Choose a foundation for your skin type to avoid to put more oil and shine. In hot climates or in summer is preferable to use less makeup. Be careful not to use a lot of dust because they can be noticed and seen as a mask.

5 – Slips for brightness

If you tend to have glow in the load on your wallet face papers to remove shine on the face. In some places are called anti-glare wipes. Just put them in the face of pressure with the hands, if you’re careful not affect the makeup. Another alternative is to spray as Aviano in the face is just a little water sprinkled on his face to cool and so sweat less.

6 – Use the right products

Both cleaning and moisturizing masks. Weekly masks remove impurities and help keep pores clean.

7 – Food

If you eat too much fat that tend to leave on the skin. Other foods that may aggravate the problem: too much alcohol and spicy foods.

Causes of redness

There are several common causes. Among them:

1 – Rosacea
2 – Eczema, dermatitis or psoriasis
3 – To be suffering from stress. In some people’s emotions directly affect the skin.
4 – Having sensitive skin
5 – Some foods may cause temporary redness as hot, spicy foods, alcohol or caffeine.
6 – Exposure to sun or warm temperatures
7 – Burned in the skin caused by sun or any other cause
8 – Lack of sleep
9 – Immune problems
10 – High fever
11 – The menopause due to hormonal changes
12 – The environment, wind, pollution and temperature changes
13 – Allergies, rashes and itching
14 – After some beauty treatments (peelings or cleaning)
15 – Any other skin irritation that may suffer Allergies

Prevention and treatment for redness

There are certain patterns that can be taken to eliminate, mitigate or control a little redness of the skin, including:

1 – Protects the skin from the sun
2 – If the redness is due to the discontinuing use of the skin returns to normal.
3 – If it is burned slowly recovers depending on its severity.
4 – Avoid irritants. If you have sensitive skin is red or already has to use products for sensitive skin.
5 – Avoid strong ingredients in beauty products such as glycolic acid, retinol, and others.
6 – Avoid hot drinks, spicy foods, alcohol and caffeine
7 – Avoid high temperatures
8 – If the skin stays red, you should consult a dermatologist to diagnose if there is any condition such as rosacea.

The type of cleaning that your face needs varies depending on:

1 – The skin type: normal, oily, dry, sensitive, acne.

2 – The life style: lots of makeup, active lives without using makeup etc.

3 – Climate: the more heat the skin secretes more oil, less fat dry climates

Presentations Face cleansing

The cleaners can be a cream, gel, soap, oil and even dust.

His presentation is not as important as what are the ingredients. The cleaner must clean and remove makeup without leaving skin feeling tight or dry. Another name for facial cleansing pads.

How to select the best cleaning

• Oily Skin
• Try a cleanser for normal skin if you wear makeup or live in dry weather.
• Try to clean your skin twice a day, morning and night.

Cleansers for oily skin prone to acne

Use a cleanser for skin with acne. Prefer one that contains salicylic acid. But it may contain sulfur, benzoyl peroxide or glycolic acid, salicylic acid instead. Avoid washing your skin more than two or three times daily for unrespectable.

Cleansers for mature skin with acne or dry

Prefer a cleaner with a low concentration of salicylic acid that removes dead skin cells but not cause much irritation to the skin.

Cleansers for normal skin

Use a cleanser for your skin type or for sensitive skin. If you do not sweat during the day only at night to clean with just water and apply cleanser in the morning may be enough.

Cleansers for Sensitive Skin

Use only a cleanser for your skin type because other cleaning detergents may cause irritation.

• Citrus fruits contain sorbic acid
• Tomatoes (tomatoes) and some berries contain lactic acid
• Sugar and sugar containing glycolic acid
• Grapes contain tartaric acid
• Apples and apple cider vinegar contains malic acid
• Papaya contains papain
• The enzyme from pineapple (pineapple) contains bromelain

All these substances exfoliate the skin lightly in the amounts contained in fruits.

As exfoliating fruit
Simply use them as masks. In general all skin types can benefit from the masks of fruit but keep in mind:

Sensitive skin may become irritated with citrus fruits, papaya or pineapple, grapes and apples are best for this skin type.

After exfoliating prevents especially sun exposure without sunscreen.

Using fruit masks
Cleanse skin and apply the mask leaving 5 to 10 minutes. If you feel a lot of irritation discontinue and get something cold on the skin.

You can use the pulp of a single fruit or mix two.

You can put the fruit into slices wave can liquefy. If liquid gets too can put oatmeal consistency easier to work.

Frequency of fruit masks
It depends on your skin type can be:
1 – Once per week for normal, dry and grease
2 – Two times a week for oily skin
3 – Every 10 days for dry or sensitive skin