BENEFITS OF TURMERIC FACE MASK!♥

WHY I LOVE THIS MASK

  I've always been wanting to do DIY things specially if it's affordable and easy. And face masks are one of them. Quick, easy and you'll find everything you need in your house. Turmeric Face Mask is one of my favorites. (I've posted a picture of me for you to know how will it look like tho I knew it is terrifying lol but the result is REALLY AMAZING!)
 

Me wearing the mask in the morning(♥ω♥ ) ~♪

About Turmeric

 Turmeric comes from the root of Curcuma longa plant. This is a perennial plant with tubers oblong-palmate and deep orange inside. 

Properties

  • Turmeric has a warm and bitter flavor.
  • Has a slightly identical fragrance of mixed orange and ginger 
  • Bright yellow
  • Traditionally known as an "Indian saffron"

Me wearing the mask in the morning(♥ω♥ ) ~♪



    This spice is known for making curry BUT there are LOTS of things you can do with it. Turmeric has lots of benefits: from health on the inside (effective treatment for anti-inflammatory, relief for rheumatoid arthritis, for the help of cystic fibrosis sufferers, can also be used as cancer prevention, reduce risk of childhood leukemia and many more!) to the outside (improves skin texture, diminish wrinkles, removes dark circles, reduces pigmentation, even outs skin tone, helps acne, dry, psoriasis and eczema prone skin and a lot more!). It is also known that Indian brides do the whole body turmeric mask to have a fairer skin before their wedding.








And now that you have a background about this amazing plant, let's get a glowing skin naturally by using Turmeric Face Mask! [NOTE: Before using this mask, do an allergic-reaction test first. Apply a small amount on the back of your hand and wait for 24 hours to see if you are allergic. Tho it is unlikely to have such reaction on this but it's better to be safe.]


What you need: 


1. Two Tablespoons of Natural Turmeric Powder

2. One Tablespoon of Rice Flour (or gram flour)


3. One teaspoon of natural honey

4. One teaspoon of Olive oil

5. Two tablespoon of plain yogurt (or fresh milk)

6. Flat brush (because you don't want a messy application. It will stain)

7. A small container (for any excess. you can keep it in your refrigerator to avoid wasting good product)

8. OPTIONAL: you can apply one pump of this glutathione spray in the mixture. This is a product from Alliance In Motion Global. See: http://www.allianceinmotion.com/product_template/product_switch?cn=kuwait&id=WL for more info.



Application:

~start with a cleansed and toned face~
1. Mix all of the ingredients in a bowl.
2. Apply thin layer all over your face (don't limit yourself. You can use it on your neck or whole body). Unlike other mask that can't apply under your eyes, this one you have to. It removes dark circles, remember?
3. Wait for 20-30 minutes.
4. Wash it off.
5. It will stain. Use makeup removing wipes and a toner to remove the stain. 
6. Apply your favorite moisturizer.
7. Put the excess mixture on a small container since you don't want to waste a good product.




Do it twice a week and you'll see the difference after a month or so. Every day is a Happy skin care day! 
o(≧▽≦)o

Good luck gorgeous!♥♥♥
(♡˙︶˙♡) xoxo

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