Homemade moisturizing facials

Follow these simple recipes and pamper yourself with the perfect homemade face mask. Every product is independently selected by our editors. If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Banana facial masks Bananas are packed with ingredients for great skin: vitamin A to fade dark spots and blemishes and smooth out rough skin, vitamin B to reduce dryness, vitamin E to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, and potassium to moisturize and hydrate. So the fruit makes a perfect all-natural, homemade face mask that leaves skin looking and feeling softer. To make: Mash up a medium-sized ripe banana into a smooth paste, then gently apply it to your face and neck.

Editors handpick every product that we feature. We may earn money from the links on this page. Oct 22, Design by Betsy Farrell Oh, face masks, let us count the ways we love thee: 1. Really lazy. Which means we don't have the desire or the money to run to Sephora or Ulta every week for new face masks.

Combat Oily Skin 'This is a great remedy for decongested pores,' says Lorraine Scrivener, and seeing as excess sebum can lead to spots, this is a good way to target them before they erupt. How It Works: 'This is a super-cooling mask that will leave the skin feeling clean and fresh,' says Lorraine. It cleverly regulates oil production, and according to Lorraine, it's rich in Oleic Acid which helps reduce inflammation, 'all whilst working on those fine lines! Protect Against Pollution We're only just beginning to understand the damaging effects that environmental aggressors like pollution especially particulate matter and CO2 have on our skin, but that's where this savvy concoction from the girls at Clean Beauty comes in.