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Citrus Salt Scrub
Using a sunless tanner is a popular summer trend, and if you’re going to do it, you should do it right! Exfoliating before you slather on that faux-tan lotion is always a must in order to avoid streaks and an uneven tan. So whether you’re gearing up to try a self-tanner or just want silky smooth skin, try this citrus salt scrub:
Start off by mixing 1 cup of sea salt and 1/4 cup of olive oil or coconut oil. Then, add 1/2 tsp of lemon juiceand mix well. Be sure to store in an airtight container!
DIY Beet Tint
If you can get your hands on a beet, making your own colored lip gloss is easy. This recipe can also double as a rub on blush for your cheeks.
DIY Blueberry Face Mask
Blueberries are known for their antioxidant power. They go head to head with all those free radicals in your body just waiting to do some damage. The reason why is because blueberries are filled with vitamin C and E.
Honey Sugar Scrub
Smells like Winnie the Pooh.
Bath Cookies
If you like bath bombs, these are just as good and customisable. {Warning: Do NOT eat.}
DIY: Berry Body Smoothie
Antioxidants prevent and repair UV damage, and using them in your beauty routine is a wonderful way to prepare for sun exposure.
DIY: Peach & Cucumber Face Mask
Ripe with enzymes and vitamin A, peaches help tighten pores. Cucumbers, meanwhile, nourish connective tissue and rejuvenate the skin thanks to their abundance of silica. Plus, their ascorbic and caffeic acids prevent water retention, making them popular for reducing puffiness.
Beauty Ingredients to Avoid
Here are some ingredients to avoid when looking for beauty products.
Split Ends
Splits can result when you rough up your hair with your brush, comb and other styling tools. To prevent split ends and breakage, be gentle — especially when hair is wet.
DIY Salt-and-Oil Treatment
Sea salt enhances and defines natural waves, while fragrant essential oil helps lock in moisture and softness. Just a few spritzes make hair look as if you've been frolicking in the ocean all afternoon.
DIY Color Booster for Redheads
Carrots and berries boost red tresses. The yogurt's lactic acid helps the coloring antioxidants in the berries and carrots get past the surface of your locks -- so they really seep in. Honey, a natural humectant, hydrates the hair.
DIY Color Booster for Blondes
Tea, lemon, and potato enhance sunny shades. The chamomile and lemon act as whitening agents, and the acidic lemon juice allows potato enzymes -- which help brighten blonde hair -- to break through the tough, keratinized outer layer of the hair.
DIY Color Booster for Brunettes
Cocoa makes for a deeper, richer brown. How it works: Honey moisturizes while acids in the yogurt (lactic) and vinegar (acetic) penetrate the hair shaft, allowing the cocoa's pigment to sink in. Natural acids open the cellular doors to the pigmented molecules and make the results more pronounced.
DIY Dry Elbows & Knees Treatment
The treatment: A coffee, sugar and vanilla scrub. “Coffee has strong antioxidant properties,” says makeup artist Diana Carreiro, who’s worked on celebs like Chantal Kreviazuk and Mira Sorvino. Because of this, it’s a good choice for the rougher skin on your body, while sugar works as a light manual exfoliator to smooth skin. Vanilla extract adds a soothing scent for at-home aromatherapy.
What you need: A quarter-cup of olive oil, one teaspoon of vanilla extract (non-artificial extract is best), half a cup of fresh coffee grinds and one cup of sugar.
Making it: In a small glass or ceramic bowl, combine olive oil and vanilla extract. In a separate medium bowl or plastic container, mix grinds (use them within 20 minutes of brewing for maximum benefits) with sugar. Add the mixtures together, blending into thick paste.
Using it: In the shower, let skin soften under warm water for 5-10 minutes. Scoop out a small handful of the scrub and massage it in circular motions from your limbs to your heart to increase circulation. Rinse and follow with a gentle shower gel to remove excess residue. Note: Do not use this scrub on your face or on any broken or sensitive skin.
How often to use it: Once a week is best for regular skin, says Carreiro. If your skin is quite dry and bumpy, twice a week is recommended.
DIY: Kiwi Facial Cleanser
Ingredients
1 kiwi fruit
2 tablespoons of plain yogurt
1 tablespoon orange water
1 tablespoon apricot or almond oil
1 tablespoon honey
1 teaspoon finely ground almonds
2 drops orange essential oil (optional)
Directions
Puree the kiwi fruit in a food processor until liquid.
During processing, add yogurt, orange water, almond or apricot oil, and ground almonds.
Process until thick and cream like.
Add essential and stir to mix.
To apply, massage gently over neck, face and décolleté to cleanse.
Rinse well.
Makes one application.