Sign up to see more
SignupAlready a member?
LoginBy continuing, you agree to Sociomix's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy
By continuing, you agree to Sociomix's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy
In a perfect world, we’d all be having the skin of that one Instagram filter that we just can’t stop using. But what if we tell you we have just the hack for you to get that perfect skin? No more going to the salon or your nearby store to hoard on face masks. The secret to nourished skin is as close to your kitchen!
We’ve rounded up the top 5 face masks that are suitable for all of your skin types and will be a savior when you need them the most in a sticky situation. Let’s get masking then!
5 DIY homemade face masks for the one who likes to keep it natural:
Ingredients:
Baking soda is a natural exfoliant that is especially effective for those with sensitive skin. It can also help keep your skin’s pH levels balanced, which is an important factor in the fight against acne.
Steps to follow:
Ingredients:
Vitamin A in the tomato helps even out tone, while brown sugar physically exfoliates for baby-smooth skin.
Steps to follow:
Ingredients:
Turmeric is one of the best ingredients that can help with inflammation and even out your skin tone.
Steps to follow:
Ingredients:
Ginger helps give skin an even tone, while cinnamon clarifies and turmeric brings out a natural glow.
Steps to follow:
Ingredients:
The caffeine in the coffee, naturally tightens the skin, while also gently exfoliating. Aloe on the other hand helps calms inflammation.
Steps to follow:
While DIY face masks are perfectly safe for use, there are some ingredients that you should never apply directly to your skin. The reason behind this is to avoid skin bleaching and light sensitivity.
Ingredients like apple cider vinegar and lemon juice should never be applied to your face directly. Always mix them with something like honey or yogurt so as to avoid harming the sensitive skin of your face.
The honey or the box of yogurt sitting in your fridge for ages? Yes, please don't use it. Remember this: If you wouldn't eat it, then don't put it on your face. Using expired products can harm your skin and cause rashes all over.
Never ever let your mask sit for days before you use it. Always use a fresh mask to keep your skin healthy and protect it from any rashes or blotches. Ingredients exposed to air and bacteria will very quickly go off and could easily irritate the skin.
So, now that you know all the hacks and tricks, what are you waiting for? Go get on with the masking.