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DIY Indian Face Masks : Natural, Effective and Affordable



Guten tag!
 Facepacks/ facemasks are one of my favorites when it comes to skincare. These ones are my all time favored as they are Clean, Effective and super easy. The icing of this is that they are super affordable and you'll mostly find these ingredients lying in house. Feel free to comment below for any queries you have regarding these, I'll be happy to help! So, lets get goin, get glowing..





  • ChickPea powder (besan) facepack







    Mix curry powder (besan) with youghurt/curd (fresh cream if u have very dry skin) in a bowl to form a paste like consistency. Add a dash of turmeric (optional) and apply. Massage gently and let it sit for around 3-5mins. Wash with tap water after drying. This can be used thrice a week as its mild enough but do not use any soap products for at lest 12-16 hours after using it. If you are using it once a week use a thicker layer and understand that it will take more time to dry. Contrary, if u use it daily as a facewash, then use a thin layer and it will take about a minute to dry. Curd will tightens pores and gives a radiant complexion while besan scrubs away all the impurities. This leaves skin with a fresh and young feel.

  • Sandal wood face pack






    Mix sandalwood powder with rosewater to form a paste. Apply on face and neck. Let your facial muscles relax and refrain from making any expressions. Wash with cold water after drying. Sandalwood is very therapeutic and it will make your mind feel a lil more calmer along with your face.  Rosewater is a natural toner and you will feel refreshed after this application.You can use this once a week to every fortnight. This helps all skin types but i would advise to refrain if you have extremely dry skin.

  •  Chocolate Masque






    Take unsweetened cocoa powder, honey and yoghurt/curd in equal quantities in a container. Mix until it forms a smooth paste. Apply on face and neck liberally. Do not form a thick layer (thin to medium). Rinse with cold water. This will rejuvenate your skin and will nourish it at the same time. This masque lifts mild dirt and has anti-ageing properties. It takes about 7-10 mins to dry. Use this every week to a fortnight. This results best on combination skin type however, all skin types can use this.

  • Fuller's earth masque







    Take fuller's earth/multani mitti in a glas container. Mix it well with water (use rosewater if u have extermly oily skin ) . Form a thick paste and apply on face and neck. You can use a thicker masque with this one and it will take about 10-15 mins to dry. Wash off with cold water and pat dry. This masque deeply cleanses impurities and aids in removing bleackheads and pore tightning. Use this every week for better results. This masque is a bit drying so use a suitable moisturizer alongside. Also, people with dry skin should avoid this.



    I hope you liked these and comment below if you have used any one of them yet or you are going to use it after reading this!

    Much Liebe,
    Ritzy!
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