Look Younger Now? Secret Inside

Cure puffy eyes

If sometimes you wake up with puffy, tired looking eyes, try the spoon trick. Simply keep two spoons in your freezer, and on those mornings when your lacking sleep and it shows, place the spoons on your eyelids for thirty seconds. You'll look awakened and less puffy instantly!

Make your own facial scrub

Simply grind 2 almonds and mix with 1 teaspoon of lemon juice and one teaspoon of honey.
This scrub is natural, inexpensive, and suitable for all skin types.

Honey can clear skin blemishes

Cover the blemish with a dab of honey and place a band-aid over it. Honey kills the bacteria and speeds healing. Wear it overnight and wake up blemish-free.

Watermelon makes a great face mask

Buy a whole or large slice of watermelon from the fruit stand. It must contain the hard skin.
Cut it and enjoy. When you get down to the white part that no one eats, rub it all over your face. It will act ask a mask and tighten your skin. This beauty secret results are amazing!

How to prevent dry skin in the winter

Sometimes the winter weather can leave our skin much drier than usual. To repair and fully hydrate your skin - simply find a large basin and fill it with steamy hot water. Take a small dab of pure olive oil and place onto the dry areas of your face. Hold your head over the bowl and let the steam open your pores and moisturize your skin. After about five minutes you just wash away the oil, and you skin will stay silky and soft for weeks!

Milk of Magnesia makes a great facial mask

Spread a thin layer over your face and let dry for 10 to 15 minutes. It works by absorbing excess oil. Rinse and continue your skin care routine.

How to remove blackheads

1. Combine 1/4 cup of hot water and 1 teaspoon of Epsom salt with 4-5 drops of iodine.
2. Make sure you mix the ingredients well.
3. Let the mixture cool off until it is warm to the touch.
4. Then, using a Q-tip or a cotton ball apply the mixture to the black head and surrounding area. Once the mixture is dry gently remove with a warm wash cloth.