Peel-off masks are super cool to use and give you the much-deserved spa experience at home.
You don’t need to spend a fortune on ready-made peel-off masks containing synthetics that do more harm than good to your skin.
Before you try out any of the recipes, there are few ground rules you must adhere by.
You can take control of what goes on your face by whipping up your own DIY peel-off facial masks to deep clean pores and blackheads using simple kitchen ingredients. They are easy on your pocketbook, time-saving and you don’t need to worry about their expiration date. Yay!
You can either make a DIY peel-off facial mask using gelatin as a base, or opt for a non-gelatin mask that uses either eggs or glue.
You don’t need to spend a fortune on ready-made peel-off masks containing synthetics that do more harm than good to your skin.
Before you try out any of the recipes, there are few ground rules you must adhere by.
- It goes without saying – always do a patch test before proceeding with any beauty mask to check your skin’s sensitivity to any particular ingredient. If one doesn’t work, hop on to another.
- Apply a peel-off mask on a clean and dry face. You want to clean the pores and not shove the dirt in further.
- Tie your hair up in a tight ponytail, so it doesn’t fall in your face and get pulled out with the mask. Ouch!
- Avoid applying the mask near your eyebrows as well as under and over your eyes. The skin near the eyes is quite sensitive and the masks are powerful enough to tug out your brows.
You can take control of what goes on your face by whipping up your own DIY peel-off facial masks to deep clean pores and blackheads using simple kitchen ingredients. They are easy on your pocketbook, time-saving and you don’t need to worry about their expiration date. Yay!
You can either make a DIY peel-off facial mask using gelatin as a base, or opt for a non-gelatin mask that uses either eggs or glue.
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