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Did you know you could take care of your face without harsh chemicals? I have already posted different ways with the use of honey, chocolate and a few more. Well now I have even more for you.

The reason why I have so many different recipes for my face is because I can't use soap, it dries my face out too much and I break out after that really bad. So below are some more recipes you can use to help take care of your face.

Glowing Skin:
2t lemon juice
2T plain yogurt
Leave on about 10 minutes and then wash off


Healthy Skin:
1/4tsp Turmeric
1T Coconut Oil
Leave on about 10 minutes and wash off


Clean Deep Pores::
2T plain yogurt
1T oatmeal
Rub into your face good and then rinse off with water


Get Rid of That Oily Skin:
1tsp turmeric
2T a;lo Vera gel
Leave on face about 10 minutes and rinse off

Anti-Aging Mask:
1tsp of raw egg
2T of aloe vera gel
Leave on 10 minutes and rinse off


Clear Blackheads:
1 egg white
1tsp of lemon juice
Rub onto face and make sure you are rubbing good where the blackheads are. Leave on for 10 minutes and rinse off.




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