Natural Skin Care Recipe – Olive Oil Skin Care Product & More

Organic skin care products are often expensive. Although we can improve the condition of our skin by eating well, avoiding stress, moving to a cleaner environment, the use of an organic skin care product should not be neglected. In your own kitchen you can find the use of a natural skin care recipe and perhaps create a skin care product with olive oil. Buy using the ingredients you have in your kitchen, you can save money and enjoy a more pleasant complexion, feel better and look younger.

From the moment we are born we must receive proper skin care. Healthy skin starts with good soap and water. Preventing diaper rash is the basic step in baby skin care. Kids need cleansing and moisturizing to maintain their healthy glow. Adolescence brings new problems, such as pimples, oily skin, and blackheads. Mature skin is even more sensitive than adolescent skin. Mature skin is very dry. As we get older, natural and organic treatments become more important for our skin.

After shaves, deodorants, lotions and creams are some of the products that affect our skin tremendously. Most of these products contain dangerous poisonous chemicals that affect our skin to varying degrees. If we choose to create a skin care product with olive oil from a natural skin care recipe, for example, our skin will enjoy a healthier result. By treating our skin we will not only look and feel better, but we will also avoid unnecessary expenses.

Effective skin treatments that you can do at home are not difficult to create. Follow a natural skin care recipe and feel the result:

Facial mask – mix honey and egg yolk. Put a thin layer on your face, wait fifteen to twenty minutes, and rinse (some find honey too ticklish, if so, leave it out. This mask tightens pores without the use of honey).

Most commercial moisturizers contain oil. Olive oil creates the same result and doesn’t cost as much. Spread it on your skin and receive a wonderful moisturizing cream. It even soothes sunburn!

To exfoliate, experiment with baking soda. While showering or bathing, gently rub in a small amount. You can rub a little more firmly on the areas with blackheads, like the nose or the notorious T-Zone.

Replace your deodorant with a 50/50 mixture of vinegar and water. Vinegar is not irritating and is a good deodorant. Soak your foot in vinegar to improve athlete’s foot.

Tomatoes are a good skin toner. Cut them into thin slices and place them on the oily areas of the face, but if you have sensitive skin, then you should skip this treatment.

I love creating skin care products with olive oil and trying any natural skin care recipe that comes my way. It is my hope that people stop buying pretty packaged products and spending their money on expensive skin care products that are damaging their skin. We can pamper our skin with what we have in our own kitchen. Seek more knowledge on these topics and with that knowledge learn to live a healthier lifestyle.