Egg White Face Mask Recipe for Beautiful Skin !

Want to have healthy glowing skin without paying for expensive face products? Just go to your fridge and pull out an egg. By using this facial on oily skin, you'll noticed an immediate reduction in oils. The egg white draws the oils out, while the egg yolk moisturizes. You will want to do both parts of this one if you have oily skin. This also works very well for firming the skin

It is great also as for tightening and toning skin. It works wonders for greasy skin as it helps shrink large pores on the skin surface thereby reducing excess sebum. Large pores are potential breeding grounds for bacteria that cause bulbous zits and cysts. Egg white also contains an ingredient known as lysozyme, an enzyme which is potent in eradicating acne-causing bacteria by digesting their cell walls.

All you need is egg white of one egg and a few drops of fresh lemon juice and this egg mask is ready.

Egg is full of proteins and makes the skin supple and bright.

Steps

• Take the egg white in a clean bowl.
• Add lemon juice and lightly whisk.
• Lemon juice help reduce the smell of egg.
• Make sure your face is properly cleansed. Rinse your face with warm water to open up the pores.
• Using a face brush gently apply the egg on your face.
• Let it sit for 15-20 minutes until it's dry and hard.
• Wash it off with warm water. 

Warning: Eggs may carry salmonella bacteria. Be careful not to get raw egg in your mouth, eyes, or nose, and wash up well afterwards, including hands, face, sink/handles, and surfaces.

How to perfect your lashes

Your eyelashes define your eyes and make then appear larger and more attractive. The right care and makeup can go a long way in thickening and beautifying them

1. Have a clean start

Clean lashes are important if you want your eyes to look healthy. Before doing your eye makeup, ensure that all grime and makeup residue are completely wiped with cleansing milk meant for the eyes. Remnants of old makeup can make your eyes look tired and full of unsightly shadows.

2. Condition your lashes

Invest in a good quality lash conditioner. It helps stop breakage of your delicate lashes, and makes them appear thicker and longer.

 

3. Use a lash curler

Most celebs and fashionistas swear by the eyelash curler because it can instantly open up your eyes and lengthen your lashes. For perfectly curled lashes, use a curler from the roots to mid-lash length. Be gentle. Never yank the curler from your lashes after each turn.

4. Powder them

Separate your lashes with a translucent powder when you are priming up for eye makeup.

5. Mascara matters

Mascara is as important as kohl in eye makeup, since it makes your eyes look more interesting. Don't start with a thick first of mascara. Apply a thin coat and let it dry. Then, apply a second coat to get a natural non-clumpy look. Too much mascara can make your lashes look poker straight, sparse (because they are clumped together) and unnatural.

6. Handle with care

Your lashes are delicate and will break if not handled carefully, so when applying and removing makeup, use gentle strokes. Don't scrub vigorously to remove mascara. Take a cotton pad soaked in eye makeup remover solution or baby oil, and hold it close to your lids. Once the makeup loosens a bit, gently wipe it off.

Be a beauty budget mixologist

Who hasn't been tempted to splurge on expensive beauty products? But do you know there are certain products you can save on, to make it easier to purchase the ones that are really worth spending on?

Says beauty expert Shahnaz Husain, "Investing in expensive beauty products is not the way to get a gorgeous and flawless complexion or hair. Rather, choosing products intelligently will yield better results. Expensive products will not always give you the best results; it's the quality that matters."

Splurge

Skin serum: 

Popularly known as a 'magic potion for the skin', a serum has multiple benefits. "Invest in a good skin serum that will protect your skin from the damage that occurs due to constant exposure to sun and pollution," says Husain. It helps restore moisture and elasticity to your skin, and helps regulate oil production, thus making your skin look healthy and fresh.

Nourishing night cream:

A nourishing night cream works wonders for your skin. It revitalises your skin from within, thus making it look radiant and glowing. That is the reason why you should choose a good night cream which contains vitamin E and other hydrating agents that will make your skin look healthy.

 

Make-up remover:

Says cosmetic physician Dr Jamuna Pai, "Make-up residue can clog your skin pores and lead to several skin related problems. Thus removing make-up completely is as important as wearing it correctly. Using a moisturising cream to remove make-up may not clean it off sufficiently, thus it is worth splurging on a make-up remover that sweeps away dirt and oil with minimal strokes, for a clean and fresh skin."

Sunscreen: 

"Sunscreen is not a cosmetic product, but an essential requirement for healthy skin. Sunburn is caused by UVB rays of the sun. Therefore, it is worth spending more to ensure that your sunscreen not only stays strong against the harmful rays of the sun, but also protects it from it for extended time duration," says consultant dermatologist and cosmetologist Dr Geetanjali Shetty.

 

Save

Face wash: 

A face wash is a product that you need to use on a daily basis, especially during summers. So, it doesn't make sense to splurge on a product that you will require every now and then. Choose a face wash that comprises neem, tulsi and sandalwood that will nourish your skin and also provide hydration.

Toners:

Many women often go in for the most expensive toners available in the market. But do you know, you can also make one easily at home with the same ingredients? Says Husain, "A toner with rose petals is great during this season. Place a few rose petals in a small pan. Take two cups of boiling water and pour it over the petals and allow them to cool to about room temperature. Then take a strainer and pour this into a glass bottle. You can also add a few lemon drops. Refrigerate and use it daily after you have taken off your make-up."

Cleansers:

You must not invest too much in cleansers, because just like face wash, it's a product for daily use and one wouldn't want to spend too much money on it. However, if you wish to buy a cleanser, get one that is best suited for your skin type.

Double-duty moisturiser: 

A double-effect moisturiser is the best way to save money. These moisturisers work as a foundation as well as contains SPF. So, you don't have to invest separately on a foundation or a sun-protecting lotion. These tinted moisturisers give a perfect glow while protecting you from the harmful rays of the sun.

Naturally highlight your hair

Using chemicals results in dry, brittle, thin hair that is limp and lifeless. We all want to look beautiful and it doesn't harm doing some tricks to enhance your beauty. So this summer dump those saloon trips to get highlights instead with these easy tricks lighten hair naturally at home. 

Lemon: 

The best known of the natural hair highlighters is lemon. Put lemon juice mixed with honey onto your hair, leave mixture on your hair and sit in the sun. Wash your hair with normal shampoo. Condition your hair before and after using lemon because it can dry your hair. You will see your hair have become a shade lighter.

Chamomile tea: 

Boil a pot of chamomile tea and allow it to cool completely. Wash and condition your hair normally, then rinse your hair with the tea. Relax outside in the sun with your tea-drenched hair for an hour or so. Repeat every other day until your hair has beautiful natural highlights.

Vinegar: 

Wash with vinegar. Vinegar works to lighten hair. Wash and condition your hair normally, then rinse your hair with apple cider vinegar in the last rinse. Doing this on a regular basis will slowly lighten your hair over time.

Black tea: 

Black tea is full of tannic acid which can bring out highlights in your hair over time. Brew a few cups of very strong black tea (using several tablespoons/teabags) and pour it through your hair. Let it soak for up to 30 minutes before rinsing out with warm water.