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Homemade Facial Peel

A homemade facial peel will lift dirt and excess oil out of your pores and remove dead cells which lie on the top of your skin, leaving your face looking and feeling fresher than before.

Dead skin and surplus make-up can make the skin dull and lifeless and can actually prevent treatment products from penetrating deep into your skin where they need to work.

Step One Before applying your homemade facial peel take time to cleanse your face with our camomile cleansing milk which suits all skin types.

Step Two Now give your face a massage to improve blood circulation and encourage lymphatic drainage.

Step Three Next take a clean face cloth soaked in hot water and squeezed. You can add a few drops of your favourite aromatherapy essential oil to the cloth if you like, lemon grass is my favourite. Place the hot cloth over your face until it cools. Do this about 5 times. The heat will open your pores and prepare them for your facial peel.

We use fruit in our peels because they are a natural exfoliate, full of antioxidants to help fight free radical damage such as wrinkles and sagging skin. Fruit also lightens skin, helping with age spots and freckles, giving your skin a brighter youthful appearance.

Fresh Apple Homemade Facial Peel

This mask is ideal for dry skin. Fresh homemade apple juice works best.
  • 125ml of apple juice
  • 1 packet unflavoured gelatine
Mix the gelatine and apple juice together and then heat in the micro until it thickens, giving it a stir now and again. You can heat this mixture in a pan on the cooker if you prefer. Leave it to cool slightly before apply to your face and neck area with a brush. Leave on the skin for at least 30 minutes. Peel off your homemade facial peel by pulling off from the chin upwards. Rinse with warm water.

Tomato and Lemon Homemade Facial Peel

A great mask for oil skin. The tomato and ylang ylang will balance your skins ph levels. The lemon juice will exfoliate while the gelatine helps to tone and tighten.
  • 1 large tomato
  • 1tbls of lemon juice
  • 3 drops of ylang ylang essential oil
  • 1 packet of unflavoured gelatine
Mash the tomato to a pulp : this is best done in a blender. Mix the tomato pulp with the lemon juice and essential oil. Mix the liquid to the gelatine. Heat the mixture using either the microwave or the cooker until it thickens, stirring all the time. Allow the thickened mixture to cool a little before brushing onto your face and neck area. Leave for at least 30 minutes before pulling off from the chin upwards. Rinse with warm water.

Green Tea Homemade Facial Peel

Green tea is brimming over with antioxidants making this a great ant-aging skin mask
  • 125ml of cooled green tea
  • 1 packet unflavoured gelatine
Mix the gelatine and cooled green tea together and then heat using a microwave or a cooker, stirring all the time. Leave it to cool slightly before apply to your face and neck area with a brush. Leave on the skin for at least 30 minutes. Peel off your homemade facial peel by pulling off from the chin upwards. Rinse with warm water.

Homemade Facial Peel Egg Mask

Why not try the oldest homemade facial peel there is : an Egg Mask Cleanses, tightens, brightens, while balances the ph of the skin.
  • 1 egg white
  • 1tsp of runny honey
Whisk the egg white, preferably with an electric whisk, until it thickens and stands on peaks. Mix the honey into the egg white gently. Apply to your face and neck area and leave for 30 minutes before rinsing off with warm water.


What skin type are you?

Oily Skin If your skin is oily you could have enlarged pores, which sometimes get blocked causing blemishes, blackhead and even acne.

Dry Skin can often feel very tight and uncomfortable after washing and even be flaky, and red.

Normal Skin feels comfortable after washing, has only the occasional blemish and no redness.

Sensitive Skin is reactive to make-up and cosmetics. The skin can be red, blotchy or have a rash.


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Facial Skin Toner A facial skin toner removes every last trace of cleanser and prevents pores from blocking and causing blemishes.

Cooling Eye Masks are heaven for tired eyes.

Exfoliation while nowadays we are aware of the importance of a dead skin exfoliation, it's not a modern trend.

Exfoliating Body Brush Dead cells flake off our bodies daily leaving room for new fresh cells underneath.

Natural Sugar Scrub They can be used as a wonderful massage exfoliate or facial exfoliate depending on what oil you mix the sugar with.

A honey milk bath is just one of the indulging ways to use honey.

A simple green clay mask can have amazing results on your skin

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