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Here I go again… Because I started looking for some home-made beauty tips, I can’t stop myself and now wanting for more! Apple and honey??? Yum!!! But applying them to face? eeekk!!! That’s sweet! haha!!! Well if you’re afraid of going to the derma (I am! ) then why not try doing some yummylicious home-made facial masks? It is said that this facial mask and the oatmeal facial mask I just posted earlier help treat acne. I don’t have pimples, but clearing my face with those white and black creatures is what I badly wanted.

Now how do you do it? Simple. If you have a blender or food processor, blend the peeled and cored apples and mix with 3-4 tablespoons of honey until you make a paste-like mixture. Apply to your face, relax and rinse off with warm water after 20 minutes. Done. Enjoy the refreshing feeling of the yummy apple shake you just dumped into your face.

Let me know if you’ve also tried this, I will as soon as I buy honey this weekend. I only have golden syrup here and I know it’ll be a disaster if I use that. haha!!!

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I am not vain when it comes to my skin, but I won’t hesitate to try natural acne treatments when I really needed to. I believe it won’t hurt and because there are no chemicals added, I would feel much safer. During my curious years, I try whatever I feel like trying. I am not a natural kikay that’s why I’m not cosistent to whatever it is that’s about beauty.

I remember myself trying the wonders of egg white, yogurt and tomatoes. Of course, as I said I am not consistent so what effects am I wanting to see in just one application? haha! Silly me! Now, I’ve learned that oatmeal is a good natural treatment for acne and that oatmeal on its own can do the tricks.

How? Just add some water to oatmeal just enough to make a thick paste and apply as a facial mask. Leave for 20 minutes then rinse. It has exfoliating properties that remove dead skin cells and relieve the discomfort associated with acne. That’s it for now – plain oatmeal facial mask. There are however a lot more oatmeal masks that can be done, but I’ll tackle those on future posts.