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Never forget to clean your skin thoroughly before going to bed, so that your skin can
breathe freely at night. It’s much healthier to eat a well-balanced diet, so skip the
fast food and substitute fresh nutritious foods such as fruits, vegetables and whole
grains. If you do appear to be sensitive to a particular food, cut it out of your diet.
Drinking plenty of water also helps maintain soft, clear, clean skin by flushing toxins
out of your body.
Equal parts of lime juice and cucumber juice acts as astringent and helps
to bleach the skin.
Try a mild, soap-free cleansing bar or wash-off cleanser and rinse with warm water. Avoid
using soap or strongly medicated products which can strip away the skin’s natural
protective barrier of oils. Follow with a light, non-comedogenic, oil-free moisturizer
that won’t clog pores and cause blackheads. Use an eye gel, not eye cream or
moisturizer, around the delicate eye area.
To keep your feet free from cracks, immerse your feet in lukewarm water to
which lemon juice and coconut oil have been added. Scrub with a pumice stone after 20
minutes. Dry and apply cream liberally.
Brittle nails which split easily should be painted over with colourless iodine before
applying nail polish, never use acetone on the nails, it is best to invest in a really
good quality oily remover.
To keep your body soft and smooth in winter, mix equal parts of olive, mustard oil and
sesame oil and massage it all over the body an hour before your bath. This oil is very
good for the skin and leaves it smooth and free from blemishes.
An egg pack does wonders for your skin. First beat up the white of the egg and apply it on
the face. When it dries up, beat up the yolk and apply that over the white. When that
dries and the skin feels taut, wash it off with warm water. This mask closes the pores and
greatly refreshes the face.
Stop pimples in their tracks by mixing some brewers yeast with plain yogurt and applying
to face. Let sit a few minutes, then wipe clean.
For Dry Skin
If your skin is dried up, split or fissured, apply mustard oil to the affected parts
before going to bed every day.
To make a face pack for dry skin, mix the juice of half a lemon with two teaspoons of
olive oil and the yolk of an egg. Apply it on the face, leave it on for half an hour -
then wash it off.
The top of the milk can be used as a face pack which helps to soothe the skin.
In winter, use a paste of besan for bathing instead of soap. It prevents dryness and the
skin remains smooth.
For Oily Skin
Rub a rind of lemon over your face, this will lessen grease and whiten your
complexion.
Take a teaspoon of lime-juice and stir in half a teaspoon of honey and few drops of milk.
Mix well and apply over your face and neck fifteen minutes before you take your bath. This
lotion will have a mild bleaching effect on a greasy skin, because of its excessive oil
may be rather sallow.
Equal parts of lime juice and cucumber juice acts as astringent and helps to bleach the
skin.
Try a mild, soap-free cleansing bar or wash-off cleanser and rinse with warm water. Avoid
using soap or strongly medicated products which can strip away the skin’s natural
protective barrier of oils. Follow with a light, non-comedogenic, oil-free moisturizer
that won’t clog pores and cause blackheads. Use an eye gel, not eye cream or
moisturizer, around the delicate eye area.
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