The search for glowing skin is one we’re always on here at Glamrs. Along the way we’ve
found a lot of face masks that can help you do just that. The five masks in this video
are some of our favourites and the most effective ones out there!
For this mask you will need 3/4th cup of pineapple pulp.
Pineapple has Vitamin C to help fight acne, and great exfoliating properties to unclog pores.
2 tablespoons of gram flour.
Gram flour or besan helps cleanse dead skin cells, impurities & treats acne.
Mix the pineapple puree with gram flour for a clear and glowing skin mask.
Apply this mask on clean skin and wait till it dries to wash it off.
Enjoy its healthy and bright results!
Mix together 1 tbsp of glycerin, 2 tbsp of watermelon juice and 1 tsp of honey.
Glycerin is a moisture magnet that attracts water from the environment to your skin.
The watermelon juice is extremely hydrating, cooling and plumping for drier areas of your
skin, while the honey balances oilier areas and also provides nourishment.
Cut up some strips of rice paper, dip it in some warm water and watch it turn into a jelly
like mask. Then, you can soak it in your serum. The rice paper also has brightening and hydrating
properties that will help your skin absorb as much moisture as possible.
This incredible smelling mask is great for normal, dry and combination skin types and
can be applied for 15 to 25 minutes.
To make this green goddess mask you will need 1 tbsp powdered Matcha green tea, 1 tbsp honey,
a pinch of cinnamon and some boiled water. Matcha tea is rich in chlorophyll which makes
it an excellent source of antioxidants that have healing properties that help fight signs
of ageing, boost skin elasticity and improve the suppleness of your skin.
Honey helps soothe the skin. Cinnamon boosts blood flow.
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl and add water slowly to reach the desired consistency.
Apply it to the face and neck and leave it on for 20 minutes once a week and you will
see visible results.
Mix together half a cup of mashed papaya with 1 tsp of honey.
Papayas contain alpha hydroxy acids that help dissolve dead skin cells for glowing skin
and honey's antibacterial properties protect it.
Brush the mask on to your face once or twice a week for 20 minutes and wash off for brighter skin.
Fresh, bright and citrusy, an orange can really amp up the health of your skin. While you
savour the pulp for your daily dose of vitamin C, use the peels as powder along with yoghurt
as a face pack to give your skin the instant rejuvenation it needs to look smooth, tight and toned!
Now get your glow on and let us know which of these masks is your favourite, thanks for
watching and until next time stay tuned and stay glamrs!