Hello girls!
Girls with dry skin, here I am with a few tips to help you sail through comfortably, in this winter season. While oily skin can look like a major demon to deal with, dry skinned people have their own share of issues to battle. Trying to take care of dry skin can be a challenge, especially in the winter season, when the skin is usually stripped off of its natural oils. So, here is a simple list of things, you can do to retain the natural oils on your skin and to avoid your naturally dry skin from losing extra moisture.
1. Cocoa Powder and Honey:
Mix 3 tablespoons of cocoa powder, 2 tablespoons of honey, 1 tablespoon of avocado paste and one tablespoon of maize flour. Mix the ingredients well and apply the mixture as a mask to your face and other parts of the body that are extra dry. Massage the mask over the skin and leaving it on for 20 minutes before you rinse it off with warm water.
2. Honey:
Apply honey to face and any dry patches you might have, leave it on for 15 minutes and rinse with normal water. Doing this provides great moisture to your skin and gives a smooth glow.
3. Egg Yolks & Orange Juice:
Combine the yolks of two eggs with 2 tablespoons each of orange juice and olive oil, you can add a few drops of rose water to avoid the smell of the egg. Apply this mixture to your face for 20 minutes. And wash off with warm water.
4. Castor Oil & Olive Oil:
Mix 3 tablespoons of olive oil and 1 tablespoon of castor oil, mix them well together and using your fingertips, spread it over the dry skin well and massage for a few minutes. Dip a cloth in warm water and wipe the oil with the cloth a couple of times and rinse off.
5. Sea Salt & Olive Oil:
Mix 3 tablespoons of sea salt with half tablespoon of freshly squeezed lime juice and half tablespoon of olive oil. Mix the ingredients well and scrub with this mixture gently on the face for five to ten minutes. It will remove the dead skin and can turn your dry skin to glowing skin.
6. Argan Oil and Mango:
Add a teaspoon of argan oil to 2 tablespoons of a fine paste made out of a ripe mango. Mix well and dab it over your face. It adds a lot of moisture and a glow to the skin. Repeating this process two times a week, decreases the dead skin cells and brings new look to your dry skin.
7. Coconut oil:
Apply coconut oil to your face, massage well and leave it on overnight to wake up with well moisturized skin.
So, these were a few easy homemade packs and tips you could use, if you have extreme dry skin, to help you retain moisture and to save your skin from losing its natural oils.
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