Homemade beauty tips

flashy · 13-03-2013, 13:18

My friend was telling me the other day that she'd been told to use honey and salt mixed together to make a facial/body scrub, I've just tried it and my face feels so soft

Currently sat here with half a jar of mayonaise on my hair because I have run out of conditioner, it aparently helps with hair growth and makes your hair silky

Anyone got any other homemade beauty tips?

Less · 13-03-2013, 13:54

Take all your light bulbs out.

It works for me.

DaveinGermany · 13-03-2013, 13:57

Alcohol ................... lots & lots of alcohol !

(It works both ways too

)

entwisi · 13-03-2013, 14:04

its whats inside that counts....

Gordon Booth · 13-03-2013, 14:28

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Originally Posted by entwisi

its whats inside that counts....

Isn't that what DinG meant?

Retlaw · 13-03-2013, 14:33

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Originally Posted by flashy

My friend was telling me the other day that she'd been told to use honey and salt mixed together to make a facial/body scrub, I've just tried it and my face feels so soft

Currently sat here with half a jar of mayonaise on my hair because I have run out of conditioner, it aparently helps with hair growth and makes your hair silky

Anyone got any other homemade beauty tips?

Have you tried Barratts the Builders.

Less · 13-03-2013, 14:36

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Originally Posted by entwisi

its whats inside that counts....

Well, yes, I can't deny that is true.
Mainly because of a rule change though, it is more difficult to get it inside.
Women went straight from, 'when a girl says no she means yes', to, 'when a girl says no she means no'.

Couldn't we have had a period of time to work towards this?
Something along the lines of, 'when a girl says no she means maybe'.

flashy · 13-03-2013, 14:38

Silly boys

BERNADETTE · 13-03-2013, 14:43

The mayonaise one really works, my friend heard it the other week so gave it a go.

flashy · 13-03-2013, 14:57

Its a lot softer now Bernie, made my curls curlier

Sunflower49 · 13-03-2013, 15:01

I'm a mega fan of more natural products..

For skin-Castor oil, try to remember to moisturise with it every night. A blessing for fine lines and my skin looks far better since using that.

For hair, blemishes, skin disorders such as eczema and psoriasis, spots etc I am a massive fan of coconut oil-amazing stuff is that. In fact, I've currently got a load of it on my hair, now. It repaired my hair after years of abuse (I've had micro-ring extensions and weaves for about seven years), it was all patchy, short and almost falling out. Now It's grown loads and is soft and healthy.
I will reply again if I think of any more!

Less · 13-03-2013, 15:10

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Originally Posted by flashy

Silly boys

Yes love, sorry it was me that led them astray,
therefore I am going to send you a P.M. and if your answer is yes, that will prove my removing the light bulb theory.

flashy · 13-03-2013, 15:18

Shame you can't swear on this forum

flashy · 13-03-2013, 15:19

Sugarmouse, olive oil is good for your hair too, wrapped in clingfilm and left over night

Sunflower49 · 13-03-2013, 15:20

I use bicarb of soda on my face as an exfoliant as well, mixed into a paste with water-I find salt grains a bit too harsh..

Avocado is great mashed up as a face mask , especially if you have dry skin.
If your skin isn't so dry, oatmeal mixed with agave nectar and blended works good as well. Honey is more commonly recommended but I don't buy honey so I use agave nectar, similar properties for skin.

Tea tree oil cures almost anything I find. My partner had verrucas on his feet from the gym and it got rid of those, they've never recurred..I've used it on ingrowing hairs and bumps caused by shaving as well.
(Come to think of it though, I'd rather he went back to the gym and had verrucas, than gave it up altogether like he appears to have done... )