Clean Your Face With Homemade Methods

Is your reliable makeup remover surprisingly running out? Or maybe you want to try more natural methods of cleansing your face? You don’t necessarily have to head to the store shelves for a new cleaning product, as your face will be cleansed without harmful chemicals with simple wardrobe ingredients. Cleanse your face and gently remove makeup with these tips!

Makeup Remover A and O

Everyone uses makeup differently; some like a light make-up while others feel comfortable in full play. The amount of makeup also affects its removal.

If you use a lot of mascara and trimmings, you should focus on cleaning your eyes thoroughly. Mascara and Trimming Colors are often water-resistant and, due to their strong pigment, remain stubborn, especially at the base of the lashes.

If, on the other hand, you red your lips with a strong color, remember to remove it carefully at the end of the day. It is advisable to use cotton swabs to remove eye make-up, as they can be used to gently clean stale make-up from small areas.

Elsewhere, cleansing facial skin is simpler. Rinse with warm water, use a soap designed for washing the face and continue the cleansing with other methods, because with soap alone you will not get the skin completely clean. Soap is not suitable for all skin types, so try different methods and monitor your skin reactions – whether it tightens, redness, grease – and deduce what works best for your skin.

Facial cleansing doesn’t take much time when it can be handled neatly, and the end result is your skin is more pliable, cleaner and brighter.

Never go to bed with makeup on your face, as makeup clogs skin pores and doesn’t let your skin breathe – you may wake up the very next morning with pimples on your face. Unwashed makeup greases the skin, may worsen acne and develop pimples and blackheads.  No matter how tired you are at the end of any long day or scramble, it is absolutely important to wash your face before going to bed.

If you wear contact lenses, remove them before cleaning your face, as makeup removers can irritate your eyes, making contact lenses awkward and can even damage the lenses. Especially with oily makeup removers, contact lenses should not be used.

Cleanse your face with natural, homemade methods

• Natural yogurt. Apply a layer of unflavoured, flowing yogurt on your face and let it soak for ten minutes. Remove by wiping with a damp cotton swab or facial tissue.
• Warm milk.  Heat a few tablespoons of milk and let it soak into the cotton swab. Go through your face with a cotton pad, patting gently and pressing the particle harder on those areas where there is more makeup, such as in the eye area. Finally, rinse your face thoroughly with water.

• Olive oil. A real savior for dry skin. Olive oil is incredibly effective even for strong makeup remover. Apply a few drops of olive oil on the face and rub it on the skin gently. Wipe off the oil with a warm damp towel or facial tissue. If your face feels greasy after removing the oil, rinse still with facial cleansing soap and warm water. Olive oil is a really good help, especially for removing eye makeup, as it removes even waterproof makeup without irritating the delicate skin around the eyes.

• Almond oil. Best for oily skin. Although almond oil is, as the name implies, made from oils, it does not make the skin oily but actually does the opposite. Use it in the same way as olive oil.
• Chamomile and olive oil. Make chamomile tea and let it cool. Absorb the liquid in a cotton swab and add a few drops of oil. Gently clean your face. This method is especially suitable for the skin of the eyes, as chamomile reduces swelling and reduces eye bags.

More Natural Facial Cleansing Tips…

• Almond oil for eye makeup removal. As you may notice, oils are great natural makeup removers. Almond oil moisturizes and treats while removing makeup and dirt, and is especially well suited for removing makeup on sensitive eyes. Drop a few drops on a cotton swab and rub directly on the skin. If you want more volume and fullness in your lashes, mix a small amount of castor oil with the almond oil.

• Jojoba oil is the third oil suitable for quick make-up removal. Jojoba softens the skin and makes it elastic. Mix a tablespoon of oil with two tablespoons of water, swim the cotton swab in the mixture and rub it on the skin in a circular motion – the makeup disappears in no time.

• Petrolatum. Works to remove mascara and contours, as its oils effectively dissolve makeup. You don’t need much because Vaseline is really thick and plentiful. Wipe a small amount of Vaseline on a face paper, cotton swab or towel and rub it lightly on the area where you want to remove makeup. Wash off any Vaseline residue with warm or hot water.

• Rapeseed oil. Every home credit oil also bends to makeup removal when you mix it with olive oil. You will need 3-4 teaspoons of each oil, mix them together in a cup. Let the cotton swab soak in the oils and pat your face – you’ll see how the oil removes makeup in seconds. Remember to rinse your face after cleaning.
• Strawberries. To prepare this blend, which also acts as a face mask, you will need five larger strawberries and three tablespoons of unflavoured yogurt. Chop and mash the strawberries and mix them with the yoghurt, you can also use a power or stick blender for this. Apply the mixture on the face with a gentle massage and leave it on for a few minutes. Rinse off with warm water and Finish by going through the face with a clean, damp cotton swab.
• Yogurt and lemon. Works for all skin types. Mix a tablespoon of unflavoured yogurt with the same amount of lemon juice and apply to the neck and décolleté area in addition to the facial skin. Citric acids exfoliate and brighten while cleansing makeup and dirt from the skin. Leave the mixture on for a few minutes and then wipe it off with a damp cotton swab or face towel.

Cleanse your face more gently with these natural ingredients!