Unboiled Milk: Before you boil the milk, take a cotton pad, dip it in the milk and wipe your face with the cotton. You will instantly see how much dirt is cleaned away from your face. Unboiled milk is also great to remove any sun-burn, sun-tan or redness of the face. Aloe Vera For Dry Skin: People with dry skin are more likely to get wrinkles earlier than those with oily skin. Also, if you have excessive dry skin, you may occasionally suffer from flaky and skin peeling. Aloe vera gel is a great moisturiser to repair any dry and dead skin. This is not only great for your face, but also for the entire body. You can also add some coconut oil to it to add extra moisture. Lemon Slices Take a slice of lemon and rub it along your elbows, knees and feet. This is a great way to lighten the hard skin around these areas and also make them softer and cleaner. Drink Water: Water is one of the biggest sources of nutrients for your skin. While some say drinking 8 glasses of water is a must, others may still want to drink more, while some a little less. But no matter how much water you’re having, the best way to understand when your body needs a glass of water is the moment you feel thirsty. Drinking water will help maintain balance of your body fluids, flush out toxins, help control calories, energise your muscles, keep your skin looking and feeling good, is good for your kidneys and will help maintain a normal bowel movement, all of which is extremely crucial to achieve a healthy and beautiful skin.
Posted on: Thu, 28 Nov 2013 11:10:20 +0000
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