Got Wrinkles? Find Anti-Aging Skincare Fixes In Your Kitchen

by DailyHealthPost Editorial

Oatmeal

Soften and protect your skin with oatmeal. This grain contains polysaccharides, which can help protect your skin from damage from the elements, and also keeps moisture in. Just mix uncooked, whole rolled oats with water to make a thick paste, and use it to exfoliate your face. Rinse it off, and voila: softer skin.

Honey

Bees’ gift to humanity is packed with antimicrobial, antiseptic, and antibacterial properties, which can reduce breakouts if you’re prone to them. Honey can also stop wrinkles in their tracks by moisturizing and supporting new skin cell growth. Warm about a teaspoon of honey between your fingertips (a drop of essential oil provides an extra boost), and apply it to your dry face. After five minutes, rinse well and enjoy fresher, softer skin.

Baking Soda

Gritty baking soda makes a fantastic exfoliant, helping to bring out youthful new skin and encourage more active skin cell production. Use a paste of three parts baking soda and one part water as a facial scrub in place of expensive store-bought exfoliating scrubs, and reveal a fresher you.

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Water

Even if your cupboards are bare, you’re sure to have water! Boil water and pour it into a large glass or ceramic bowl. Without straining your back, bend over the bowl so that the steam hits your face, and drape a towel over your head and the bowl to seal in the moisture. This low-budget facial will help cleanse your pores, leaving your skin looking fresh and young.

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Sources:

  • https://www.dailyglow.com/natural-skin-care-from-your-kitchen.html
  • https://blog.clarisonic.com/2012/03/13/best-5-skin-care-ingredients-from-your-kitchen/
  • https://theintentionalminimalist.blogspot.com/2012/03/raw-honey-face-wash.html
  • https://www.livestrong.com/article/268006-baking-soda-for-acne-scars-wrinkles/
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