* Milk cream *
Method:
1.Mix flour and milk together in a two-to-one ratio. i.e. if you use 2 tablespoons of flour, mix this with 1 tablespoon of milk
2.Cut out a piece of gauze large enough to fit your face (with holes for the eyes and mouth)
3.Spread the ‘milk facial’ evenly over the gauze, and place on your face for 15 minutes
4.Rinse off
Tip:if you don’t have the time to do this, you can try a milk ‘toner’ instead.
Steps:
1) soak a cotton pad with milk,
2) wipe your face with the cotton pad,
3) leave on for 10 minutes or until your face is no longer wet to touch.
4) Rinse off.
* Yogurt mask *
Yogurt masks may sound weird, but they actually do work. Why? because yogurt contains probiotics (active cultures) which are effective for soothing skin irritations and acne. The lactic acid in yogurt also helps to get rid of dead skin cells and shrink pores.If a yogurt mask is used for a long period of time, it will subtly lighten and even out your skin tone.
Method:
A tablespoon of yoghurt should be enough to cover your entire face. Spread the yogurt evenly on your face with a cotton pad or an old foundation brush (don’t your fingers!). Leave it on for 10-20 minutes until the mask has dried. Rinse off with warm water.Although there are no limits on the type of yogurt you can use, I would recommend one with a thicker texture, simply to avoid dripping and mess.
Method:
1.Mix flour and milk together in a two-to-one ratio. i.e. if you use 2 tablespoons of flour, mix this with 1 tablespoon of milk
2.Cut out a piece of gauze large enough to fit your face (with holes for the eyes and mouth)
3.Spread the ‘milk facial’ evenly over the gauze, and place on your face for 15 minutes
4.Rinse off
Tip:if you don’t have the time to do this, you can try a milk ‘toner’ instead.
Steps:
1) soak a cotton pad with milk,
2) wipe your face with the cotton pad,
3) leave on for 10 minutes or until your face is no longer wet to touch.
4) Rinse off.
* Yogurt mask *
Yogurt masks may sound weird, but they actually do work. Why? because yogurt contains probiotics (active cultures) which are effective for soothing skin irritations and acne. The lactic acid in yogurt also helps to get rid of dead skin cells and shrink pores.If a yogurt mask is used for a long period of time, it will subtly lighten and even out your skin tone.
Method:
A tablespoon of yoghurt should be enough to cover your entire face. Spread the yogurt evenly on your face with a cotton pad or an old foundation brush (don’t your fingers!). Leave it on for 10-20 minutes until the mask has dried. Rinse off with warm water.Although there are no limits on the type of yogurt you can use, I would recommend one with a thicker texture, simply to avoid dripping and mess.
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