Coffee
Coffee contains a high percentage of antioxidants, and thus it is an excellent recipe for removing dead skin cells from the skin , in addition to preventing the appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin, and this is done by mixing a little coffee beans with olive oil and raw sugar, and gently rubbing the skin with the mixture, then Wash it with warm water, and dry it. [1]
Honey and lemon juice
Honey contains alpha hydroxy acids that exfoliate the skin, and it also contains antioxidants that eliminate free radicals, while lemon contains citric acid, which kills the bacteria that cause acne, and also exfoliates the skin, so these two ingredients are considered one of the best skin cleansers . Using it by mixing two teaspoons of raw honey and a teaspoon of lemon juice, you can add a drop of lavender oil, put the mixture in a bowl, and use it as a face wash for a few days, noting that lemon juice is not suitable for people with sensitive skin. [2]
Yogurt
According to the New Zealand Dermatological Association, yogurt contains lactic acid that helps remove dead skin, reduce signs of aging, as well as moisturize and remove blemishes and acne, and it also gives the skin freshness, and yogurt can be used on the skin by following many methods, including distributing it on the skin using a ball of Cotton, leave it for 10 minutes, then wash and dry it, and lemon juice can be added, and yogurt can be used as a mask by applying it to clean skin, leaving it for 20 minutes, then washing it. [3]
Sandalwood
Sandalwood powder is considered one of the best solutions for the skin as it works to remove dead skin cells, and other impurities such as dirt and fat, and this is done by mixing sandalwood powder with a little rice powder, milk and rose water, so that an appropriate texture is obtained, then taking an amount Suitable mixture and rub the skin gently, and repeat the recipe once every two weeks. [1]
References
- ^ A b "41 Tips To How To. On the Remove Dead Skin Cells From S Face And Body" , Www.vkool.com , Retrieved 3-1-2017. Edited.
- ↑ JENNIFER COHEN, "Does honey and lemon juice face wash really work?" , Www.howstuffworks.com , Retrieved 3-1-2017. Edited.
- ↑ IRELAND WOLFE (3-10-2017), “The Skin Benefits of Lemons and Yogurt” , www.livestrong.com , Retrieved 3-1-2017. Edited.
