DIY Anti-Wrinkle Mask

Oatmeal- Oatmeal contains 18 amino acids which help build, repair and promote healing in our body. By applying oatmeal topically to your face, you get the direct benefits of healing. The texture of oatmeal also makes it a natural exfoliant. Removing dead cells from the face allows healthy skin cells to receive the nutrients they need to stay vibrant.

Raw Honey- Although processed honey is also effective, raw honey is more rich in amino acids and beneficial vitamins. Honey is rich with many vitamins from the B family; the most important one being vitamin B1. Vitamin B1 helps combat free radicals. B1 removes the source of free radicals, which in turn helps combat the damage free radicals leave. For your face, this means decreasing wrinkles and the appearance of the aging process!

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1. Prepare 1 serving of oatmeal as directed on the package. We suggest using purified or filtered water in order to avoid any unnecessary bacteria.

2. Add 2 tablespoons of raw honey to the oatmeal and lightly stir to distribute the honey evenly.

3. Transfer the mixture to another bowl and allow it to cool. It will take longer to cool if you leave it in the pan.

4. As you wait for the mixture to cool, wash your face with warm water to remove any excess you may currently have on. Your face should be in it’s natural state to guarantee every part receives the necessary benefits of the nutrients.

5. Once the mixture is cool, apply it to your face and slightly below your jaw line. Slightly massage the mixture through your face and utilize the exfoliation properties of the oatmeal.

6. Leave the paste on for face 10 minutes.

7. Wash your face with warm water and remove the paste from your face.

8. Apply a natural moisturizer to your face to keep it healthy. Shea butter is one of the best multi-purpose moisturizers. It is 100% natural and also stimulates cellular growth, is a sun screen and repairs damaged skin.

9. This mask can be applied once daily to keep your skin looking vibrant. The younger you is here to stay.