FACE MASK: OLIVE OIL AND YOGURT
ere are some healthy, safe suggestions for using olive oil at home. We gathered them over time from friends, beauticians, and family. Have fun as you test them.
YOGURT & OLIVE OIL FACE MASK
Why should you use this mask?
Yogurt contains many beneficial bacteria in the composition, preventing inflammation and reducing swelling very well.
In addition, vitamins C and E in Yogurt and nutrients available in olives will significantly slow down the skin’s aging process while supporting bright, smooth skin.
In addition, the olive oil yogurt formula also improves results for those with a lot of acne-prone skin.
The skin is not only hydrated even but also visibly brighter.
FREQUENCY OF APPLICATION
2 – 3 times weekly
See here below how to make it and use it:
The Ingredients to make a face mask with olive oil and yogurt
HOW TO MAKE a face mask with olive oil and yogurt
THE MANY BENEFITS OF EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
What many consumers don’t realize is something that people living millennia ago in ancient Greece took for granted; extra virgin olive oil, all by itself, is one of the best beauty secrets.
First, Olive Oil is a natural, hypoallergenic skin moisturizer.
Furthermore, virgin olive oil has the advantage of providing potent antioxidants, including vitamins E and K.
These vitamins help repair and renew skin damaged from overexposure to sun and air pollution. Other modern-day environmental hazards like cigarette smoke and fast food create aging effects on the skin.
The nutrients in olive oil naturally stimulate cells and return skin to a firmer, smoother, and healthier state.
Let’s provide a slightly more scientific explanation. Skin damage is related to the destructive activity of oxygen-related free radicals produced by skin cells.
Polyphenolic components of olive oil are like the traditional antioxidants, such as tocopherols, used by the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry to prevent skin damage.
There are several simple and inexpensive ways to get the best skincare and beauty benefits from a single bottle of extra virgin olive oil.
The rich emollients in olive oil allow just a little to go a long way.
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