The Bellybelly beauty test kitchen

Ok, so recently I've been experimenting a bit with using homemade or as natural as possible beauty ingredients.

Some of them have been amazing, when used singly (eg, yoghurt face/foot mask, honey, etc) so what intrigues me is the idea that we could be mixing up our own beauty treatments, right here in the Beauty Test Kitchen and trying them out.

Is anyone with me?

I'll start.

Honeylicious facewash

Ingredients: 100% honey
Method: Apply a glob of honey (I use a squeezy bottle) about the size of a 20c piece to your dry skin. Rub it in, paying special attention to your problem spots. Rinse.
Caution: Do not use this if you are allergic to bees/bee products
Results: AMAZING. It seems to really get in and clear those pores out, but doesn't leave your skin feeling 'stripped'. I have tried applying to honey to my face when it was already wet, and it still washes it and feels nice, but it definitely works better as a beauty treatment on dry skin (suspect it might even be the stickiness that makes it work).
I had a cluster of pimply spotty rash on the side of my chin which has mostly cleared up since I started using the honey face wash.
Rating: 5/5 buzzy bees.

No thank you.

But I will drink more water. ;)

And have honey on my pancakes.

I do this every week or two :) Love it!

I sometimes make this mask, which makes my skin glow and look smoother.

Small handful of oats, half a teaspoon turmeric powder, tablespoon green tea or green tea powder, teaspoon of flax oil (or really any nutritious oil would work), dash of milk or yoghurt, just enough to make it wet enough to use as a mask but not so wet it slides off.

What kind of skin do you have Ladylove? Looking for something for sensitive, combination skin...

DS would scream the house down if he thought I was using 'his' honey!!! ;)

I think that mask is suitable for all skin types. The yoghurt (or milk), green tea and oat are all known for their calming properties. I'd say I'm combo too. :)