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8 Ways To Treat Your Hair And Skin With Kitchen Products
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Cleansing
Kitchen products such as lemon and avocado are versatile as skincare products. Lemon cleanses while a combination of avocado and honey can soften the skin. Take a few steps to the liquor cabinet and find vodka for a brightening effect. Piotr Marcinski/PhotoSpin
Facials
Products for facials can be made from the following kitchen items: - Ripe mangos and almonds - Chocolate and honey - Carrots, cucumber, milk and honey - Oranges and yogurt Spread egg whites over your face for a brightening, firming mask as well. PS Productions/PhotoSpin
Exfoliation
You can exfoliate your legs with salt because it disinfects and cleanses your skin. Baking soda serves as a good exfoliate too. Combine sugar and coffee for an overnight exfoliating scrub. Paul Hakimata /PhotoSpin
Blemishes
Get rid of large pores and blemishes with lemon and pineapple juices. Then, place ice on blemishes to reduce swelling and redness. Auremar/PhotoSpin
For Shiny Hair...
Mix parsley and lemon to treat dull hair. Lemons, limes and coconut restore nutrients, and create shine for your lack luster locks as well. Salad dressing can make your hair glossy. Smother your hair with these shine boosters and avoid having to buy additional hair products. Everything you need is in your kitchen. MonkeyBusiness Images/PhotoSpin
Dry Hair Remedies
There are many kitchen items that can act as natural humectants. A banana hair mask concoction can moisturize damaged or dry hair. Avocados can be used as a conditioner, olive oil repairs frizzy, damaged hair and honey can give your average conditioner an extra boost of moisture. PS Productions/PhotoSpin
Dye Your Hair
Walnuts darken hair. To make a natural walnut dye, you can add walnuts to a cup of water and let them sit for four days, when the color of the dye is your desired shade. For a quick dye, black walnuts are your best bet. Place a whole black walnut into boiling water and boil for about 15 to 25 minutes. For lighter hair dyes, use lemons or limes. Also, there is always the right shade of Kool-Aid as a hair dye option. Konstantin Tavrov/PhotoSpin
Styling 101
Milk and eggs aren't just for breakfast. Combine the two dairy products to create a natural hair smoother. To style your hair straight, use coconut milk and lime juice. As a solution for oily hair in between washes, use baking soda to absorb the oil in your hair. MonkeyBusiness Images/PhotoSpin
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November 7, 2012 - 5:19pmThis Comment
Really wonderful idea. I think this is the best organic products which glow your skin instead using a inorganic product ans help to save money on a inorganic chemicals.free picks
October 29, 2012 - 11:24pmThis Comment