Make scrubs with home remedies
Exfoliating is like spring cleaning for the skin. Dead skin cells are gently removed and the skin is thoroughly cleansed. The following two peeling recipes show how you can make such peelings yourself at home with very simple ingredients.
Of course there are an infinite number of peelings in drugstores and perfumeries, all of which are certainly not bad. But many of these agents are expensive. Often there is also a lot of chemistry involved. If you like your skin really want to do something good, browse your pantry for natural home remedies care Your skin.
Scrubs for dry skin - made easy
Stars like Gwyneth Paltrow swear by the "sweet kick" for the skin. If you suffer from dry skin, try a sugar scrub with olive oil and cottage cheese.
- Put a teaspoon of sugar in a small porcelain bowl and mix the sugar with the curd.
- Now add the olive oil and stir in briefly.
- On the cleaned face the peeling is now applied and gently massaged in.
- Then wash it off with lukewarm water and dab your skin with a soft towel. Please do not rub, just dab.
Natural peeling does not have to be expensive, you can easily do it yourself ...
Your skin is particularly susceptible to care after a peeling. So cream them with a good day cream.
Remove dead skin from oily, irritated skin
If you suffer from oily skin, which may also show slight redness, then the following peeling is very suitable.
- Put a teaspoon of your coffee grounds in a bowl.
- Mix the coffee powder with the milk and add a little olive oil, approx. a teaspoon.
- Massage the scrub gently into the skin and rinse off with lukewarm water. Dry the face as described above.
The caffeine contained in the coffee grounds gives your skin a kick of freshness, the milk soothes and reduces redness. In addition, the acidity of the milk degreases the skin. The olive oil ensures good refatting. This prevents the skin from drying out. You see, peelings don't have to be outrageously expensive. With simple ingredients that you probably already have at home, your skin can be wonderfully soft. Try it!
