Things You'll Need:
- Hair Accessories
- Toners
- Towels
- Towels
- Hot Water
- Exfoliating Cleanser
- Facial Mud Mask
- Herbs
- Oil-free Moisturizers
- Towels
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Step 1
Tie back your hair and keep it off your face.
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Step 2
Place a warm, wet towel on your face and keep it there for a few minutes.
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Step 3
Remove the towel and wash your face using cleanser that's suitable to your skin type.
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Step 4
Fill a pot with water. Add herbs suitable to your skin type or a few drops of essential oil. For example, chamomile, fennel seeds and roses are good for dry skin, and rosemary, lavender and peppermint can help oily skin.
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Step 5
Put the pot on the stove and bring the water to a boil. Remove the pot from the heat.
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Step 6
Drape the towel over your head and hold your face over the steam. Steam for 5 or 10 minutes, or whatever is comfortable.
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Step 7
Put on a face mask. If using a clay-based mask, avoid the eye area.
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Step 8
Lie down and relax as the mask dries. Cucumber slices over the eyes are cooling.
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Step 9
Rinse your face, making sure to get all traces of the mask off.
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Step 10
Conclude your facial with toner, then moisturizer.










Comments
sunshineandrose said
on 3/14/2009 I took a facial class in Beauty collage and I do enjoy making my own. i have dry skin and like the avocado mask. It makes it smooth and glowing. Thanks!
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spinningblue said
on 6/19/2008 You can purchase inexpensive facial masks in individual packets at the department store and they work really well!
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Cindrella said
on 4/3/2008 Today i tried to make powder of Green Gram, but it doesn't look fine. Can you plz tell me how did you make the powder??
Cindrella said
on 4/3/2008 Today i tried to use powder of Green Gram, but it's look fishy to me. Can you tell me how did you make the powder of it
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