In the quest to find a product that will give you that everlasting glow, I have completely forgotten about the natural ingredients our grandmother used. we have come up with some amazing DIYs using natural and complementary ingredients for all skin types and concern.
1. Milk
Milk comes with a variety of benefits that are not only dietary but also great for our skin why resort to beauty products when we can use their super popular calcium-enriched ingredients topically.
The lactic acid present in milk gently exfoliates the skin by sapping out the old deal skin cells for new ones. Infusing your skin with milk will naturally keep your skin soft and if you use it as a cleanser, it will help you remove all the dirt and impurities revealing glowing skin.
Enriched with vitamin A, milk has the potential to eliminate free radicals responsible for premature aging and pigmentation, it also rejuvenates the skin by improving its texture and moisture levels.
2. Aloe Vera
The healthy and beauty benefits and properties of aloe vera are well-known to all as it has been a staple ingredient in so many skin products and regimes.
For all those who have oily skin, aloe vera has been a go-to moisturizer as it hydrates the skin while keeping it non-greasy, it’s acne busting properties also calm down irritated and acne-prone skin.
It is also typically used on skin inflamed due to UV exposure antimicrobial properties also work towards reducing the appearance of stretch marks over some time. Despite many new ingredients in the market, aloe vera has stuck around for a reason and we should continue reaping its benefits.
3. Water
With pollution having such a negative impact on your skin daily, we are constantly looking for ways to revive your skin, drinking at least 2-3 liters of water daily is the key to keeping your skin super healthy.
The more hydrated you stay the lesser the chances of your skin wrinkling. Increasing your water intake will help flush out all the toxins from the body which includes reduced puffiness and even complexion.
Another simple solution to great skin lies in your freezer, ice, skin icing is another technique that enhances the penetration of the products applied to the face, just take an ice cube and gently go all around the parts of your face in circular motions.
4. Yogurt
The greeks have been boosting their skin with the goodness of yogurt for years now, so taking some inspiration from them, eating yogurt regularly or mixing it with a few complementary ingredients and applying it on your face works wonders for your skin too.
This round multi-tasker will help moisturize your skin, fight acne, and reduce sun tan and pigmentation. It also diminishes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles etc.
5. Rosewater
Oily skin is something that most women in our country deal with daily basis, one common ingredient that you can keep handy is rosewater, it can be used as a facial to rehydrate the face during the day or even add it to one of your DIYs to help fight acne and control sebum production.
The antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties of this concoction help balance out the pH levels of your skin and ease redness if you are suffering from any razor burns on any part of your body, you can apply some rose water mixed with aloe vera gel on the affected area.
Conclusion
All these ingredients are very popular, and available in your kitchen closet at all times, and have been age-old techniques to achieve radiant skin. You can follow these tips and let us know if you found them as effective as we do.
