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Savanna S.

Jan 22, 2013

Savanna S.

the best I have used/made is a nutmeg, honey and milk mask. 1tbsp nutmeg, a few drops of honey and enough milk to make it a paste. I use soy milk instead of dairy (:

Samantha T.

Jan 23, 2013

Samantha T.

sugar, lemon and honey

Ashle H.

Jan 23, 2013

Ashle H.

my esthetician told me for a natural facial you use apples blended with bananas. apples have an ingredient that rewinds the skins ageing it starts it over. before you use that facial wash off any makeup then apply a lemon either squeezed onto a cotton ball or simply just cut in half rubbing onto the face as a natural astringent then rinse with cold water and apply step 2 which is an egg. seperate the egg whites and the yolk apply the yolk first let dry then apply the egg white. you will feel the tightening of the skin then rinse with warm water. apply the banana apple masq sit for at least 5 to 6 mins then rinse cold water 

Shahira R.

Feb 21, 2013

Shahira R.

Thnx e everyone.. I've almost tried every single tip I got in here..and seriously this tips worked..thnx Ashley H. I will definitely going to try the mask..:) you gyz r so k
cool and kind..love you all 4 sharing...

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