Since 2006, we have created different all-natural programs that can
quickly turn any AVERAGE looking man or woman to look absolutely
GORGEOUS without spending a fortune. Best of all, these all-natural
beauty enhancers work for pennies and has helped hundreds of thousands
of people to…
- Get rid of chubby cheeks and double chin
- Smooth or prevent forehead wrinkles
- Lift that sagging skin around your neck
- Improve your drooping eyes, and restore eyebrow symmetry
- Go from an O-face to a V-face with a more defined facial features
- Get back that younger-looking face and turn heads again!
Botox is expensive. We all know that. And we all know it does have some dangers. You don’t even want to know what chemicals make up this facial treatment.
A more natural, not to mention cheaper, alternative to Botox is through the use of egg whites. Albumen, a type of protein, is considered nature’s face lift and egg whites have a lot of that.
To do this, separate the egg whites from the egg yolks. You can use the egg yolks for a different purpose later on (perhaps for your hair). Mix the egg whites with a few drops of lemon juice and use cotton to apply it to your face. Don’t spread it on to your eyes, mouth, and neck though. Leave this on for 20 minutes before washing in cold water.
Best for oily skin, you can do this at least twice a week for better results. This simple homemade mask can do wonders.
And to take it a step further, you can even use the egg yolks for a different recipe to reduce facial wrinkles and smooth the skin out to prevent dry skin. Add a teaspoon of sugar on the egg yolks; whisk it vigorously and apply the mixture to your face. You can also use it on the neck. Wash it off after 25 minutes with water and finish the treatment with soft cloth.
A more natural, not to mention cheaper, alternative to Botox is through the use of egg whites. Albumen, a type of protein, is considered nature’s face lift and egg whites have a lot of that.
To do this, separate the egg whites from the egg yolks. You can use the egg yolks for a different purpose later on (perhaps for your hair). Mix the egg whites with a few drops of lemon juice and use cotton to apply it to your face. Don’t spread it on to your eyes, mouth, and neck though. Leave this on for 20 minutes before washing in cold water.
Best for oily skin, you can do this at least twice a week for better results. This simple homemade mask can do wonders.
And to take it a step further, you can even use the egg yolks for a different recipe to reduce facial wrinkles and smooth the skin out to prevent dry skin. Add a teaspoon of sugar on the egg yolks; whisk it vigorously and apply the mixture to your face. You can also use it on the neck. Wash it off after 25 minutes with water and finish the treatment with soft cloth.
Another
great natural item is…Olive oil.
Olive oil
is no longer just found on kitchen counters; it already finds its way on our
boudoir.
Needless
to say, olive oil is now used for beauty purposes.
If you
have no idea what olive oil can do, here are some of the new uses of olive oil.
Try one
or two of these tips at home, then come back for more!
For the Skin
Skin Moisturizer
Olive oil
contains Vitamin E apart from its antioxidant properties.
It can be
lathered on the body for a more supple skin.
As such,
olive oil can be a substitute to lotion. You just have to add 2 to 3
tablespoons of olive oil into a hot bath.
Skin Exfoliant
Olive oil
can be mixed with other ingredients like sugar to create a sort of exfoliating
cream.
Such a
cream must be applied on dry and dark of the skin like knees and elbows.
It can be
also applied on the face to remove dead skin cells.
Skin Cleanser
Olive oil
has amazing cleansing properties hence it can be used as a cleanser.
Olive oil
penetrates deep down the pores, removing dirt and other particles in the
process.
Simply,
massage the olive oil in the skin and remove the residue with a warm washcloth.
Skin Healer
As it
moisturizes the skin, olive oil can be also used in smoothing and healing the
skin particularly the acne scars.
A few
drops of olive oil lathered onto the scar everyday can lighten and flatten acne scars.
For the Hair:
Hair Conditioner
Warm
olive oil can be mixed with a cup of cooled boiled water and be used as a hair
conditioner.
Apply 4
to 5 tablespoons (or as necessary) of the mixture onto your dampened hair
before massaging into the hair ends avoiding the scalp.
Let the
mixture sit for about 20 minutes before washing your hair.
Hair Mask
Olive
oil, about 2 tablespoons, should be combined with a ½ cup of mayonnaise and an
egg to create mask mixture.
Afterwards,
apply the mixture to the hair, working your way up from the ends. Avoid putting
the mixture on your scalp.
Leave it
on for about 20 minutes before washing your hair as usual.
Hair Repairer
Warm
olive oil can be applied to damaged hair. Afterwards, wrap it with a towel
and let it sit for about 20 minutes.
Remove
the olive oil residue by showering as usual. Do this for once a week.
This is
also perfect for taming frizzy hair, leaving it smoother and more manageable
after each treatment.
For the face:
Face Mask
Olive oil
can be mixed with any commercial face mask. However, you may also make your own face mask.
For dry
facial skin, mix one tablespoon of smashed avocado, one tablespoon olive oil,
and one tablespoon honey.
For oily
and acne prone facial skin, mix the egg white of one egg and a tablespoon of
honey, milk and olive oil.
For both,
apply the mixture on the face for 20 minutes to 1 hour before washing it as
usual.
Facial Exfoliant
Olive oil
(1/4 cup) can be mixed with ½ cup of brown sugar and 2 Vitamin E capsules to
make a facial scrub.
Mix all
the ingredients and then apply and massage it on your face. Scrub the face for
about a minute before washing it as usual.
Shaving Cream
Spray a
few amount of olive oil on the area to be shaved for a smoother and silkier
finish, and save yourself from the chemical preservatives contained in
commercial shaving cream.
Wash the
area as usual after shaving.
Makeup Remover
Olive oil
can be placed into a small spray bottle.
Mix it
with water before shaking well. Make sure that the olive oil is well diluted.
Moisten a cotton ball with the olive oil-water mixture and then, wipe the
makeup off your face.
Wipe the
makeup off completely and wash your face afterwards.
Makeup Brush Conditioner
Makeup brush harbors bacteria hence you have to
clean it, too.
Get one
paper towel and then put a few drops of olive oil into it.
Swirl the
makeup brush around on the paper towel.
Next,
rinse the brush using an alcohol-free shampoo or any cleanser for softer,
shinier, and cleaner makeup brush.
For the lips:
Lip Balm
Mix a
tablespoon of olive oil with a tablespoon of honey.
Next, put
it on your lips using your finger for smoother and moistened lips throughout
the day.
Put it in
a small container so that you may use it. However, it can be only used on the
same day the mixture is prepared.
Lip Exfoliant
Olive oil
can be used on chapped lips. Olive oil can be used in removing dead skin cells
on your lips.
Mix granulated
sugar with a tablespoonful of olive oil.
Make sure
that there is more sugar than olive oil. Mix it until you achieve the desired
consistency.
Then,
massage the mixture onto the lips and let it penetrate your lips better.
Wipe it
off with a clean washcloth afterwards.
For the hands and feet:
Cuticle Protector
Aside
from moisturizing the entire hands and feet, it can be used in protecting and repairing the cuticles against any damage.
Just
apply a few drops of olive oil on the nails, letting it penetrate the sides of
each nail. Wash it as usual afterwards.
When you
hear the word ‘olive oil’, you automatically think of cooking. However, olive
oil is no longer confined in the kitchen.
In fact,
olive oil is increasingly becoming popular as a beauty product it can be used
on the entire body including the skin, face, hair, lips, and hands and feet.
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