Make Your Own Moisturizer

Your skin is not only your largest organ but it's often your first impression to the world. If it's too dry, you look lackluster, sickly and dare I say it "old." If your skin is too oily you become very noticeable but for all the wrong reasons. I've bought expensive lotions that promise to moisturize but are way to fragrant and difficult to rub in, and I've bought cheap ones that require multiple applications a day to keep you moist. But I didn't try making my own homemade moisturizers until I was recently informed by a friend who's skin I fawned over. She literally glowed, so I asked her what product she uses and she informed me that she makes her own lotions. So I felt compelled to share the knowledge. Learn how to make your own below.

IF YOU WANT GLOWING SKIN

If you really want glowing skin just add Almond Oil to ALL of your moisturizers. It not only locks in moisture but it's a cheap and easy way to make your skin glow.

IF YOU HAVE NORMAL SKIN

Ingredients:

 egg whites, honey, almond oil

Instruction:

1. Beat 1 egg white thoroughly and

2. add 1 tsp of honey and

3. Stir in 3 drops of almond oil. After you use it, refrigerate it and it will be good for about 4 days.

IF YOU HAVE OILY, BLEMISHED SKIN

Ingredients:

Yarrow tea, witch hazel, Cetaphil creme, Distilled water

Instruction:

1. Boil some yarrow tea in distilled water

2. After the tea cools, place 3.5 oz into a bowl

3. Add 1 oz. of witch hazel into the bowl

4. Lastly, stir in the Cetaphil cream

5. After applying place the bowl in the refrigerator


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