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How to Do Your Own Facial at Home
To learn how to do your own facial you’ll need:Towels, facial cleanser, large bowl, pot, herbs, essential oils, a mask, toner, moisturiser.Make your Homemade Facial
To perform an at home facial you’ll need:A clean large bowl, a pot, a mask, various Cleansers and very gentle exfoliant.Start by pouring about 2 tablespoons of cleanser into the bowl. Swirl your clean towel over the edge of the bowl, wring it out as much as you can until it looks damp, then re-wrap your head in the towel.
Next you want to pour about 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, or lemon/lime juice into the bowl. Wrap this up in the towel and leave it to get really hot. (You do not want to get any of the stuff on your hair.) Let this sit for about 5 minutes and then thoroughly rinse out.
You’re ready to beautify! Use your favorite brand of water-based orEssential Oil/Vegetable Oil of your choice. I hope you enjoy!It may seem complicated, but don’t stress. You can do your own at home! Just follow along.
The First Step: Cleanse Your Face
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Start by washing your face to remove any oil and dirt. Mild soap will do the trick. If you are going to be in warm water, you will want to use something a little more thorough, like dish soap.
Remove the allergen from your face with a very mild shampoo and then rinse with cool water. It will give you a wonderful fresh wakeup!
The Second Step: Get Hydrated
Once you have thoroughly cleansed your face you are ready to moisturize! You will want to get lots of moisture in your skin and start with your feet. Put some very warm water in the bath and soak your feet. If you are wanting a really nice bath, add some lavender essential oil to the bath.
If you are only going to use the bath, skip the soap for your feet. In the bath you can start with your feet and work your way up when you are finished. Make sure you only soak your feet for about ten minutes or so.
The Third Step: Scrub Your Feet
Eral nail funguscan hide under your toenails and leave you with Chiropodosis. If you leave your toenails covered, you may be able to kill the fungus. Try to get a wedge out of your foot. You can never have too much archage. Then you can always switch from the rough stuff on your feet to nice gel and then finally nice sandals for your nice walk around the block. Your feet will feel soft like a babies bottom.
The Fourth Step: Get a Blow Dry
Your feet are going to look sick and tired so treat them to a homemade body wrap. Find an organic, all natural body wrap with essential oils. Feel free to use the high grade commercial body wraps on your feet. All you do is put the dried green plant matter into the wrap and let it sit for about 30 minutes. You can do this in the shower or by bringing a bag of green tea and green tea bags to the bathroom. Once this wrap has dried, you can return to the warmer water and soak your feet to help soften and massage the Root. You are not going to feel any pain but you may feel a little squeeze.
TheFifth Step: Exfoliate
Your feet are going to be so red from all of the dirt and dust that has been swirling around. Exfoliating your feet will help remove all of the dirt and dead skin that has piled up from the day. Whether you are scrubbing your feet during the day or not, it will help to give your feet a natural, fresh looking exfoliation.
The sixth step: Polish
Now that all of your hard work has been done, you are ready to decorate your toenails with the all natural, never tested, all natural polishes. The color you choose is completely up to you and all the colors are available to paint your toenails. Some people like to only wear black and then change colors from time to time.
Once you are done with the polish, you can then add a new layer of Protectors, Luster and/or Sprays that you choose. Whether you like to do this before or after the manicure is up to you. During your manicure you had a beautiful looking shine on your toenails. By doing this you will have an attractive arsenal of polishes to apply to your nails at the end of your manicure.
