Friday, November 18, 2011

Beauty on a budget: part 3 (homemade cleanser's)

Hey Girls,

Finally the weekend is hereeeeee and what better way to start the weekend than with fresh clean skin :)
In today's post I give away all my tips and tricks on how to make a home made facial cleanser





1. Natural cleanser ( cleans and moisturises)


What you need:

2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil (yes i know oil sounds kind of scary but extra virgin oil is totally natural and does not block pores)
5 fresh grapes
1 teaspoon of milk (milk is soothing)

blend everything together until it becomes a liquid.


2. 


What you need:

1 tablespoon of honey (cleans and attracts moisture)
1 tablespoon of milk or cream (soothing)

warm honey in the miscowave for a few seconds or place you cup/carton of honey into a bowl of boiling water. you want the honey to be a warm liquid not too hot.
Mix honey and milk or cream together, this should be made fresh


3. stimulating and rejuvanating


what you need:

1 teaspoon of green tea
2 tablespoons of cornmeal
1 tablespoon of natural yogurt
1 teaspoon of chopped mint leaves


mix tea and mint and leave it steep and cool down
mix well with yogurt and cornmeal.
This can be put in the fridge for a few days



4. cleanser for oily skin:


what you need:

 2 tablespoons of baking soda
 lemon juice or tomato juice.


 Mix baking soda and juice together
Add enough juice to make a thick paste and massage the face and neck area. Massage gently and avoid the eyes then rinse off.

check out my " how to take care of your skin" post here!!!! for more skincare tips and for more homemade products!


Hope this was helpful
love you guys
Saz xxxx












3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Ooo, think i shall try this very soon + Loving your new layout hun. Hope your keeping well <3

the creation of beauty is art. said...

I will definitely need to try this! What a great post! :)

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`kimby said...

Hey Sax, great diy , I love to hear about things you can do at home the dermatologist is so expensive, and no time for spa for me:((( would love to hear more on skin regimens. :^)