It was a long summer
season, and your face has seen a lot of sun, wind, and weather. So why not
treat it to a soothing massage before the cold weather winds start a-blowin’? It’ll
leave your skin feeling cleansed and refreshed and ready to face whatever
trouble Jack Frost is planning.
My favorite DIY recipes are made with herbs and they
work well on both oily and dry skin. The only difference is the type of dried
herbs used. For oily skin, raspberry, rosemary, and sage leaves work best. Dry
skin will love chamomile or rose. Calendula, comfrey, and lavender work well
for both skin types. Here’s what to do:
Put a handful of your
herbs of choice in a 1-pint glass mason jar. Fill the jar to nearly the top
with almond or apricot oil. Twist the lid on tight, and stash the jar in a warm
place (like near your stove). Every morning, give the jar a vigorous shake. Do
this for a couple of weeks, then open the jar and strain out the herbs.
Finally, add a few drops of essential oil (your choice), and mix well. You now
have a customized massage oil to rub into your skin each day.
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fresh-from-the-spa smooth, top off any treatment with our new “Dream Cream.” Baker’s Best Anti-Aging and Wrinkle Cream
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