Sea Kelp Face Mask Recipe, the Ocean's superfood for the skin

Sea Kelp is about as nutrient rich as you can get. 
The ocean's superfood for the skin is seaweed and hands down, 
it is the densest nutrient superpower on the planet.
 Here's how to make the most of this mineral rich 
sea plant for your skin.
Our recipe for a super charged:

• anti-aging, 
• skin revitalizing
• nourishing  
• natural beauty aid
• skin healing, repairing
• de-toxifying   .......................... face mask for all skin types           

TRY THIS FRESH RECIPE!

4 oz   100% aloe vera gel

2 oz   Kaolin clay

0.5 oz  milk powder  (goats milk or cow, full fat if you can get it)

0.5 oz  sea kelp powder

1) Make sure all your utensils and bowl are clean and sterilized. This is to keep any stray bacteria nasties from getting in your mask

2) Place all dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Blend well with a hand mixer or stand mixer.
3)  Add in aloe vera gel and mix well.

If mask is too dry to spread smoothly on skin, add more aloe.

I make this in small batches as it does not contain a preservative. You can keep in frig, but I

recommend using it up within one week.

 

This mineral rich, antioxidant powerhouse mask ...

 will leave your skin:

•  de-toxed 
•  soft 
• smooth
• glowing
• younger looking

                            Beautiful!


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DIY How to make a daily face cleanser

All natural facial cleanser, gentle enough for everyday!
  

This is so easy, you may be tempted to dismiss it, but .... trust me.... TRY THIS !

Base Recipe:

2 Tablespoons baking soda

1 Tablespoon water

Smooth over skin in a circular motion to remove dead, dry skin cells that dull your complexion, and clog pores. Rinse with warm water, splash with cool water, pat dry. Follow up with your favorite moisturizer or a few drops of natural oils (that's what I do) such as olive oil, sunflower oil, grapeseed oil, jojoba oil etc. I also use hyaluronnic acid.

Not everyone's skin is the same, if you experience irritation you just may need to add more water to your mix. It's important to moisturize after using this as well.

"WHA LAH!" or as the French say "Voila" which means "see there!"

.... this gentle exfoliating scrub reveals new skin cells, giving you a glowing, younger complexion. 

Now for some fun...

To kick this up a notch, add some great natural ingredients from your pantry....

• For an antioxidant punch add 1/2 teaspoon of powdered matcha tea  

                              Blend matcha into baking soda and water.

   
    Mix until you get this super creamy texture, doesn't take long.

TIP: I recommend following up with a natural moisturizer, or you can simply add some oil to your cleanser. Be sure and use an oil that won't clog pores such as :

• argan
• hemp 
• sunflower 
• sea buckthorn,
• apricot
• sweet almond 
• grapeseed
• jojoba
• peach kernal
• tamanu
• olive

 Other great Ingredients you can add to personalize your daily cleanser:

• a few drops of your favorite oil to moisturize 
• a few drops of lavender essential oil to soothe skin
• a few drops of tea tree essential oil for troubled skin
• colloidal oatmeal, or finely ground oatmeal to soothe
• warmed honey, antioxidant rich, moisturizing, nourishing
• powdered milk to soothe, nourish, gently exfoliate
• vitamin E

Enjoy natural skin care you can make at home!

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