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How To Make A Turmeric Face Mask At Home

Posted on November 1, 2019November 1, 2019 By Going Vegan No Comments on How To Make A Turmeric Face Mask At Home

Turmeric has so many benefits but only few people seem to know that you cannot use it only to prepare delicious and extremely healthy dishes but also as a perfect means for skin care. In fact, you can apply it on your face directly which will reward you with a glowing skin. However, there is a way how to do that. Watch the video below and see how it’s done. After watching the video, you could also follow the steps below to prepare your face mask in a slightly different but still very effective way!

You may not know, but turmeric has many medicinal and beauty benefits. It’s high in antioxidants and slows down cell damage; making it perfect for reducing skin inflammation and evening out your skin tone. It’s also said to help with acne, psoriasis and eczema. Basically, it’s a golden miracle powder for your skin!
So how exactly do you incorporate turmeric into your skincare routine? Just make a DIY turmeric face mask.

How Do You Make a Turmeric Face Mask?
Here’s What You Need:

1 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 teaspoon organic apple cider vinegar
1 1/2 tablespoon of organic honey
1 teaspoon milk or yogurt


Step 1: Mix

In a small bowl, mix the turmeric powder, apple cider vinegar, honey and milk or yogurt. You’re going for a paste-like consistency that will stick to your face without dripping.
You can cook with turmeric, too.

Step 2: Apply to face

Before applying your turmeric face mask, wash and dry your face to remove any makeup or impurities. Keep in mind that turmeric will turn fabric yellow; so consider putting on an old shirt that you don’t mind getting stained during your turmeric spa session.
Apply the mask using your fingers or a makeup brush, careful to avoid the eye area.

Step 3: Rest

Allow the mask to sit on your face for about 10 to 15 minutes. Take a load off, browse Instagram and fantasize about your soon-to-be brighter, healthier skin.

Step 4: Rinse

Rinse off the mask with warm water. You can also use a washcloth; but remember, it will get stained. Speaking of staining, don’t be alarmed if your skin is still looking a little yellow after you remove the mask. The turmeric might temporarily stain your skin if you’re pale, but it will go away in a few hours. You can also use a simple cleansing oil to get rid of the yellowish hue.

Source: Taste of Home

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