DIY Reuse Your Sheet Mask / Green tea + Honey + Lemon Mask

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I particularly like this method when I want to put liquids on my face but don't want to mix it with yogurt or some kind of thickener. I like to just take off this mask and not have to wash my face after wards to just let my face soak in the goodness. I find that masks that harden on your face are more abrasive and take a lot longer to wash if you to don't want to peel off dry bits. So yeah :D
Show More I particularly like this method when I want to put liquids on my face but don't want to mix it with yogurt or some kind of thickener. I like to just take off this mask and not have to wash my face after wards to just let my face soak in the goodness. I find that masks that harden on your face are more abrasive and take a lot longer to wash if you to don't want to peel off dry bits. So yeah :D

I imagine there will be some reservations about "re-using" as mask as it may have bacteria/dirt from your last use. However, I think boiling the mask is kills most if not all the bacteria anyway and I have never had problems with this. Also it's not like you used the mask on a dirty face in the first place right ^0^?

My favorite mask possibilities:
Winter: honey + coffee + sugar, tumeric + honey + black tea (I don't drink this haha), milk + sugar
Summer: (refrigerated) green tea + lemon + mint, lemon + aloe vera + cucumber juice + tomato
Acne: lemon + tea tree + honey + green tea, tomato + aloe vera + green tea + olive oil

For more info or if you have any questions/comments leave me a message here or at http://insideoutelle.blogspot.com. Or just come by and say hello :) I'd love to hear from you!
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