Here are some simple skincare hacks that are super quick and easy, and can make your skin look flawless. If you want your skin to look the best even in summers then these hacks are for you.
#1. Baking Soda Scrub
Yes, you heard it right, baking soda. It is a lesser-known fact that baking soda can be good not only in the kitchen but can also do wonders on your skin.
All you have to do is make a paste of 3 parts baking soda and one part water. Rinse your face with water and your normal soap then softly rub the paste against your face.
Rinse it with water once you’re done with massaging your face. This can also work as a face cleanser for sensitive skin.
#2. Sweet and salty makes it beautiful
Combine salt, sugar, honey and coconut oil in a bowl and make a thick paste. This scrub can be used on the face as well as on the body. Use this hack once or twice a week, it will exfoliate your skin. It will avert clogged pores and acne.
The greasier your skin is, the tougher elements (salt and sugar) you can use.
#3. Marula oil
Marula oil is extracted from the marula trees found in South Africa. It contains fatty acids which are good for soothing dry, dehydrated skin.
This oil gets absorbed quickly into the skin leaving it healthy-looking, not oily or shiny.
#4. Vitamin A
Many dermatologists prefer night cremes that contain Vitamin A. Also called Retinol. But if you don’t have retinol don’t worry, you can always help yourself with some fun DIYs.
Add a couple drops of rosehip or carrot oil to your regular night cream. This will help you avoid stretch marks, acne and wrinkles.
These 2 oils also help prevent scarring, especially when used on acne scars. But be careful with the oils if you’re pregnant and don’t use products with vitamin A during the daytime. They can affect the skin’s natural sun protection.
You must add Vitamin A in your daily skincare routine.
#4. Take a bath
Try this skincare hack while bathing it will make your skin extra soft.
Mix ¼ cup oatmeal, ¼ cup milk powder, ¼ cup brown sugar and 1/4 cup herbs of your choice. For example chamomile. Then grind the mixture in a food processor.
Further add 10-15 drops of any essential oil, 2 tablespoons of honey, and 2 teaspoons of body oil. Fill this mixture in a bathing bag and let it soak in shallow warm water for a few minutes. Then add water of a comfortable temperature and enjoy.
#5. Try to cut down on sugar
Research has shown that sugar abuse can be responsible for wrinkles, fine lines and dull skin. Hence, try to cut down your sugar intake. Try to eat fruits and berries instead. This type of food will provide your skin with healthy antioxidants.
