Honey Milk Bath

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	Honey Milk Bath And Other Recipes Using Honey A honey milk bath is just one of the indulging ways to use honey. This is just the most relaxing way you could think of to unclog your pores, refresh your skin, and relax your mind and body after a hard day at work. Unwind with the power of honey. Why is a honey milk bath so good for us? All summer long bees can be seen buzzing around collecting pollen for honey. One particular place swarms of bees can be seen, is on a lavender bush. Lavender aromatherapy is so versatile, with many benefits both inside and out of our bodies. This is my own very simply explanation of one reason why honey is such a good tool, however I am sure scientists could give another hundred and one reasons. Cleopatra is said to have been a great believer in honey using it as a beauty face mask and in a honey milk bath. She would have no idea why it would make her skin feel soft and why it would heal blemishes, all she would know was, that it was the ideal beauty product. People all over the world today will buy a cosmetic product with honey in it because of the “good health image” . However just like Cleopatra, they are probably unaware why the hand lotion, facial mask, soap bar or even honey milk bath containing honey makes such a wonderful skin product. Honey is brimming over with natural antioxidants which play a vital role in protecting the skin from aging prematurely and from the damaging rays of the sun. Honey used on the skin is a natural humectants which means, it has the ability to attract and retain moisture. Making it wonderful to use as a facial mask on dry and mature skin types. However the healing properties of honey also make it an ideal product for blemishes and acnes Honey has been used down the centuries for sore throats and to help heal cuts and infections because of its antibacterial properties and during the war was used in open wounds on battle fields. We have forgotten with modern cosmetics just how powerful the benefits of honey can be. Now Go And Enjoy Your Honey Milk Bath Honey Milk Bath 2 cups of milk 2 tbls honey Pour both milk and honey into a warm bath before stepping into the water. Soak for at least 20 minutes. The honey will soften and the milk will exfoliate your skin. Enjoy. Milk and Honey Cleanser Half cup honey Half cup yoghurt 3 teaspoons rosewater Mix ingredients together and store in a container in the fridge. Apply a small amount to the face and neck and massage gently. Rinse with warm water and pat skin dry. Egg & Honey Facial Mask Mix together 1 tablespoon honey 1 egg yolk 1/2 teaspoon almond oil 1 tablespoon natural yogurt Take a hot face towel and place onto your face for one minute to open the pores before smoothing face mask onto skin. Leave for 20 - 30 minutes. Honey stimulates and smoothes, egg and almond oil penetrate and moisturize, and yogurt refines and tightens pores. Rose and Honey Facial Mask Honey and oats are used in the beauty industry to soften and heal the skin tissue and help attract moisture to the skin Mix one or two tablespoons of honey with one-third porridge oats. The amount of honey used depends on your thickness preference. Blend in a tablespoon of rose water or tap water. Cleanse face thoroughly. Spread honey facial mixture evenly over face. Relax for ten minutes to half hour. Rinse off with warm water. Use this honey facial once a week for improved softness in the skin. This treatment works particularly well on dry and mature skin but suits all skin types. Apricot and Honey Body Lotion Coconut oil is soothing, emollient and melts at body temperature, making it easy to smooth into skin. This is great for all skin types however it is particularly good on dry or mature skin. Smooth onto damp skin after a bath or shower. 50grm Coconut oil 1tbsp sunflower oil 2 tbsp apricot oil 1tsp clear honey Put the coconut oil in a bowl over a pan of simmering water and stir until melted. Mix in the other ingredients, stirring over a gentle heat until well blended. Pour into a clean jar and leave to cool and set before sealing. Keeps for several months. Useful Links Advocado Face Mask Dry skin needs moisture and every little is a bonus, an avocado face mask is one of the very best to use on dry skin. Aloe Vera Acne Mask The list of benefits of an Aloe Vera acne mask are endless. Cooling eye masks Cooling eye masks are heaven for tired eyes. Olive Oil is sitting right there in your kitchen cupboard, who would have thought it was so good for your skin. A honey milk bath is only one way to relax, why not try one of our homemade bath recipe Bath Melts Recipe By making my own bath melts, I not only know the oils that are soaking into my skin but I can choose which aromatherapy oil to use depending on my mood or any skin treatments I may wish to use. If you need help or advice on any of our recipes please contact me using the contact form. "Enjoy our website, put the kettle on, and dip your toe into the bubbles from time to time."	Subscribe To This Site Honey Milk Bath Useful Links honey skin care calories in honey bath salt recipe bath recipes get rid of cellulite savon de marseille post your recipe now ads from Shopzilla
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