Natural Face Pack

All my life I have been using regular face packs readily available in drug stores and online store. The results are great but a slight problem. They contain a lot of chemicals that may not harm you right away but slow exposure to some of these carcinogens can impact your health. Some of us may live longer with no health issues but for some of us exposure to these chemicals can cause some gene mutations and that could lead to some serious health issues. Hence since last few years of my life I have been doing my by best to remove exposure to chemicals from my day to day life. That includes perfume, deodorants, make up stuff and hair dyes.Of all these I miss the hair dye the most because I loved experimenting with my hair color. Also miss my Channel perfume, I simply loved its subtle but intriguing fragrance.

Past few days my face was looking dull and full of wrinkles. So I missed my face packs and face peels. I was online searching for some natural options when I bumped into Apsara skin care blog. Coincidentally I found a recipe shared the same day for an anti-aging face mask and I thought of giving it a try but with very low expectations.Usually natural stuff is not as effective as their fancy chemical counterparts.

So here I am sharing with you the most simplest face pack recipe I have come across.It has just 3 ingredients - Turmeric, Aloe Vera and Honey and the proportion is as below:

1 teaspoon Aloe Vera
1/4 teaspoon Turmeric
1 teaspoon Honey

After mixing all the above ingredients, apply on your face and let it dry. Wash it once it dries out.I have to say the results were quite impressive. Turmeric helped remove the tan on my face and aloe vera provided the moisture and shine. I am impressed!

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