Everyday we’ll share some beauty tips in this thread. Anyone can post a tip.
Here’s the first one:
Exfoliating skin with a lemon cut in half dipped in sugar. Lemon helps in lightening and the sugar removes dead skin!
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Yoghurt 2 tsp mixed with 3 drops of white vinegar and applied to the face for 10 minutes gives instant glow and softens & lightens the skin !
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face raita? 
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If you want to repair the cracked heels. dry skin on your soles, rub a stridex wipe (yes, the anti acne wipes), and then wear a nice moisturizer, wear socks and see them heal overnite!!
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interesting I love them
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Use Morrocan Oil on hair for instant shine and repair.
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^ I swear by Moroccan Oil! That is the best thing for hair.
One way to achieve that glowy look is to mix stilife pigment from MAC into your liquid foundation.
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A great way to detox:
A concoction of warm water, some honey n lemon every morning before breakfast works wonders!
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Applying baby oil on your face, hands and body really helps guys. Try using it after your usual moisturiser. You’ll notice the difference after a week or 2!
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moroccan oil products or is it just an oil like olive oil? Because there is a brand too…or are they the same? where can i get it?
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Fresh cream, saffron strands and rosewater for a dry/dull complexion.
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Exfoliate lips by applying vaseline and then gently rubbing with a toothbrush
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Have you ever tried an aspirin facial?
- Four or five aspirin pills. They must be uncoated, plain aspirin; Advil, Aleve, Tylenol, and the like won’t work.
- A tablespoon or two of lukewarm water
- Honey or plain yogurt (optional)
Mix the aspirin with just enough water to make a paste. If you want a thicker mask, add a dollop of honey; if you prefer a more soothing mask, some plain yogurt can do the trick. Apply the mask in a thin layer on your face, then allow it to dry. Remove it by rubbing in gentle circular motions.
[Taken from a website. But I saw it on youtube and have personally used it. It works great to reduce redness and clears complexion as it exfoliates the skin]
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Yes, my grandma uses it