HOMEMADE ASPIRIN FACE MASK TO TREAT ACNE, SCARS AND SKIN BLEMISHES

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HOMEMADE ASPIRIN FACE MASK TO TREAT ACNE, SCARS AND SKIN BLEMISHES. In this video i"ll share with you, how to make a homemade face mask consisting of aspirin, and natural products.
You can use it, to get rid of acne marks and scars.

Aspirin contains an ingredient known as beta hydroxy acid, a salicylic acid whose main function is to cleanse, and exfoliate the skin. Beta hydroxy acid softens the keratin of the stratum corneum, and helps to accelerate its desquamation. For this reason, beta hydroxy acid is used in cosmetic treatments, to cure skin imperfections.

INGREDIENTS.

Five aspirin tablets.
Two tablespoons of honey.
One tablespoon of natural yogurt.

PREPARATION.

Place all the ingredients in a blender.

Mix them well until a homogeneous paste is obtained.

Let it rest in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.

HOW TO USE.

First, wash your face with plenty of warm water, to remove any trace of dirt.

After rinsing your face, take a small soft cloth, and dip in hot water.

Place the cloth on your face to open the pores, and assimilate the aspirin mask in a better way.

You should leave the cloth on your face, for at least 10 minutes.

Then dry your face with another cloth, and apply the mask on all parts of your face, avoiding contact with eyes and mouth.

Let the mask rest for about half an hour.

Once the mask has rested, remove it from your face with plenty of lukewarm water.

Moisturize your face with the cream you use regularly.

Keep in mind that, it is a very strong treatment, that can leave marks on the skin for a few hours. So, it is best to apply the mask overnight. In addition, if your skin is very sensitive, it is recommended that before applying the mask, try putting a little of it on some section of your skin, to see if it causes any adverse reaction.

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