Eat It and Smear It on Your Face Too
Honey is an amazing natural product. In ancient Greece, it was called the food of the Gods. Most of us use it internally and eat it on toast or as a substitute for sugar in hot drinks and desserts.
You can also use it to make natural a natural face mask. Particularly beneficial to oily skin, honey will also restore mositure to dry skin
Four Healing and Beautifying Properties of Honey You Need to Know
- Rich in Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA), it removes the dead cells accumulating in between skin cells.
- Help fight the free radicals, erase fine lines and prevent or reduce wrinkles
- Natural antispetic, honey is a great to calm rashes, prevent pimples and balance moisture in dry and oily skin.
- Great anti aging, honey stimulates the production of collagen and elastin
Remember when you get ready to apply your face mask to schedule some quiet time. Around 20 to 30 minutes. It is really important to be relaxed and undisturbed while the mask is on your face. You will get more benefit out of your little home spa experience and feel truly rejuvenated.
Face Mask for Oily Skin
4 oz of Parsley - 2 teaspoon of Honey at room temperature (organic or as natural as possible)
In a blender chopped your parsley really thin and mix it with the honey really well. Apply on your face and leave it for 20 to 30 minutes. Rinse with warm water.
Parsley is a great antioxidants wih a lot of vitamin C and a natural antiseptic.
Face Mask for Dry Skin
One ingredient that would complement honey for a dry skin would be avocado.
Avocado is rich in essential fatty acids and help rebalance the natural moisture of a dry skin.
Half Avocado mashed for 2 tsp of Honey.
Mix really well together an apply on the face. Leave the mask on for 20 to 30 minutes and rince with warm water.This recipe is best made just before you use it to retain all the healing properties of the avocado.
The other half can be eaten in a nice salad or kept in the fridge.