The Homemade Care for oily skin

 

Mask for oily skin with dilated pores and prone to pimples

Mix a spoon of ground pansies, a spoon of powdered horsetail, a teaspoon of fresh yeast with boiled water. Put gauze moistened in warm boiled water on your face, take off after about 20 minutes. Wash the leavings with toner.

Astringent mask for oily and combination skin 

Rub a spoon of ground oatmeal, a spoon of powdered horsetail with boiled water. Add a few drops of lemon and cranberry juice. Wash the mask after 15 minutes.




Whitening mask for oily and combination skin

Mix a spoon of fresh cucumber juice with a little fresh yeast. Wash after 15 minutes.

Skin type test

Wash your face with a neutral (not made for a particular skin type) soap or cleanser
(such as Neutrogena for normal skin). Rinse with water. Pat try with a towel just
enough to absorb moisture do not rub. Wait one hour, and then blot your entire face
with one ply (or layer) of a large facial tissue. Press lightly all over your face and leave
for about one minute. Then remove the paper carefully and examine it near a window
or a light.

 

What do you see? 

· If you see oil throughout the tissue, you most likely have oily skin.
· If you see oil only in the T zone (across forehead, down nose and chin), you most
likely have combination skin.
· If you see very little oil throughout, you most likely have normal skin.
· If you see no sign of oil at all, you most likely have dry skin.
· If your skin feels irritated or slightly itchy, you most likely have sensitive skin.

You'll need to perform this test several times a year during spring, summer and winter
because your skin changes with the seasons.