Face masks for different seasons

Facial skin is the most exposed area on the body. She is the most exposed to the environment and needs care all year round. In winter, the negative effect of cold affects, after winter, the skin needs additional hydration and nourishment with vitamins. In summer, protection from drying out and high temperatures is necessary, and in autumn there is a need for recovery after a hot summer and protection from cold wind in wet weather. Face masks will help to bring the skin in order at any time of the year.

In summer, the skin is exposed to the harmful effects of sunlight and is often polluted due to the large amount of dust in the air. Therefore, masks are needed, mainly cleansing and soothing.

If the problem of black dots is relevant in summer, then a mask based on activated carbon and gelatin is the most affordable solution to the problem. Gelatin and activated charcoal powder are mixed in cold water. Heat the mixture on a steam bath, but do not bring to a boil. Warm mass should be applied evenly over the entire face. When it dries, remove the gelatin film.

Potatoes are another source of magnesium, iron and vitamin C, which have a beneficial effect on the condition of the skin. A mask based on boiled potatoes has a calming effect and is suitable if there is an important event in the morning and you need to look great. Boil and mash a medium-sized potato, adding the yolk and a couple of tablespoons of cream.

See the next video for more summer face masks.

The mask based on dill and vegetable oil is rich in vitamins A, E and C, PP, folic acid, contains iron, potassium and phosphorus. It moisturizes well, relieves dryness and flaking on bad weather days. Grind the dill in a blender and add vegetable oil (preferably olive oil) to a paste consistency. Apply this paste on your face and wash off after 15 minutes.

The banana mask cleanses and nourishes at the same time, and the microfibers of the fruit seem to polish the surface of the skin of the face, remove dead cells, making it beautiful, smooth and radiant. It is simple to prepare: mash half a banana with a fork, add a little lime juice and a spoonful of heavy cream. Apply with massaging movements. Wash off after half an hour.

If you do not live in warm tropical countries, then winter dictates its own rules of care. It is cold and windy outside, and the air at home is dry and overheated by heating. Requires power and thermal protection. But moisture should be in moderation, otherwise excess moisture in the cold will create a feeling of cold and injure the skin, making its surface rough.

Here are some homemade masks that will help your skin in winter.

• Mix two tablespoons of olive oil, kefir and one yolk thoroughly, apply on a washed face. Wash off with water after half an hour.
• Pour oatmeal with strong green tea until gruel forms. Allow to cool slightly, add a spoonful of honey. Apply to face and neck for 20 minutes. After washing, you need to moisturize the skin with any cream.
• For chapped skin, there is an SOS mask that will help put everything in order. Mix glycerine and 10 vitamin E capsules in a jar. Apply every evening after cleansing. Apply for several days until the skin returns to normal.

In the spring it is nice and warm, the sun warms and there is no need for "heavy" nourishing creams and masks. After winter, the skin needs to be cleansed and moisturized to regain its freshness. Many nutritional formulations will help restore a healthy complexion.

The leader in cleansing products is an oatmeal-based mask. It is good for oily skin and is very easy to make:

• Grind oatmeal.
• Take a few tablespoons of the resulting powder and mix with one protein.
• Apply to face and leave until you feel that the mask has dried up.
• If you want to further soften the skin of the face, then add a tablespoon of kefir, and if you need a lightening effect, add a spoonful of lemon juice.

Beat cottage cheese with a small amount of kefir in a blender to get the consistency of gruel. For an extra cleansing effect, add a couple of tablespoons of oatmeal powder to the resulting mass.

The following mask is rich in B vitamins, contains vitamin C and retinol. In addition, it contains such useful minerals as magnesium, zinc, iron, potassium and calcium. It is based on dried peas. This tool creates a visible effect of rejuvenation, smoothes fine wrinkles and makes the skin glow.

It is not difficult to prepare a mask from dried peas. Select green grains, grind in a coffee grinder to a state of flour. Pour boiling water over a few tablespoons of such flour until the consistency of porridge, add a spoonful of vegetable oil. Apply to the face, leave until the tightening begins to be felt. Wash off with cool water.