We all are living in the world of contradictory beliefs. When you are a kid they tell you “Beauty is skin deep”, and you start to believe in that. But soon as you grow up, you realize that is not the case. People judge you by your outer appearance i.e. how you look, how you talk and what you wear.
And when it comes to looks, skin obviously being the largest organ of our body makes the first impact on the spectator. The introduction of make-ups kits, cosmetic products and surgeries for extra glamour is a modern age dilemma. There is no debate that in saying that the majority of these cosmetics and beauty products are a source of chemical exposure that can be harmful to the skin. An average beauty product may contain hundreds of harmful chemicals, many of which are not even tested for the safety of humans.

The good news is that there are natural alternatives for almost every beauty product and they can outperform the chemically laden alternative. However, In order for this strategy to work, you must keep a lot of ingredients on hand. It may cost more up front as some of these ingredients are expensive but can save money in the long run. Moreover, these herbs are so versatile and can be used in multiple recipes. Many several beauty salons are also providing services that use natural ingredients.

Here are some homemade beauty recipes.

Honey Mask

Honey is the nature’s miracle. It is anti-bacterial so is the best remedy for acne treatment and prevention. Moreover, it is extremely moisturizing and full of antioxidants which slow down aging and creates a great glow.

The recipe of the honey mask is pretty simple.

Take 3 Teaspoons of raw honey and ½ teaspoon cinnamon
Mix honey and cinnamon together and gently spread it over the entire face.
Give time and leave the honey face mask on for about 15-60 minutes.
Afterward, rinse with lukewarm or cool water and pat face dry.

Tip: Don’t be tempted to use too much honey. The balance is necessary. The antibacterial properties of both honey and cinnamon make this honey mask perfect for acne-prone skin. Not to mention that it’s also a little more economical that way, too.

2. Henna Paste

If there is anything close to the fountain of youth, it’s Henna. It can be used for removing marks left by skin burns. Moreover, henna can also cure vitiligo (a disease in which a person loses normal skin pigment). Henna paste when applied to such skin, instantly starts healing and prevents it from getting worse.

Here is the recipe of henna paste.

Take 20g of fresh henna powder and 60ml of freshly squeezed lemon juice and a few drops of oil, Preferably coconut oil or olive oil.
Mix all the ingredients well until you have a mixture that has the consistency of mashed potatoes.
Apply it gently on your skin and leave it to get dry for almost 20-25 minutes.
Rinse it with lukewarm water.

Tip: Many people believe that henna paste can only be applied on hands and feet. It is not necessary. You can use it on the face doing the same drill but wash it away it 2-3 minutes before it starts to leave its color on the face.

3. Aloe Vera Gel

Aloe Vera gel is the best moisturizer because it moisturizes the skin without making it look greasy. This is the characteristics that make it a great buy for those with oily skin. Aloe vera is highly recommended by some dermatologists to remove tan, treat sunburn and stretch marks and even pimples.

Here is your recipe to make aloe vera gel at home.

Take some freshly sliced off aloe leaves of an aloe plant and drain the resin for 10 minutes. Afterward, peel the leaves and scoop the gel out with a spoon or knife
Apply the aloe vera gel on the face and leave it for about 20-30 minutes.
Rinse it with lukewarm water

Tip: In Order to cure acne, take some aloe vera gel and add some blended walnuts and honey. Aloe vera's healing properties powered with the anti-oxidants from honey will leave your skin smooth and clear.
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