Whether it is a tired eyes, wrinkles, insect bites or burns, there are times
that things can happen to your skin. With the following organic skin care
recipes and tips, you can treat various ailments naturally, leaving behind many
of the man made pollutants that are absorbed into our bodies through most over
the counter aids.Insect BitesRecipe #1: Mix 1 drop of organic almond essential
oil and 2 tablespoons baking soda and 4 tablespoons of distilled water to form a
paste. Apply to bite and let sit for 20 minutes, rinse with warm water and pat
dry Recipe #2: Mix 8 ounces distilled water with 2 tablespoons Epsom Salt. Apply
compress made of a wash cloth soaked this mixture. Oily Skin/ AcneRecipe #1:
Make a mask of 1/4 organic apple (cored but unpeeled), 1 organic egg white, 1/2
organic lemon (peeled and deseeded), 30 organic Thompson seedless grapes, 4
tablespoons organic watercress (finely chopped). Blend all ingredients on medium
for 3 minutes. Apply to face using cotton balls and leave on for 20 minutes.
Rinse with warm water. Recipe #2: Mix 1/4 cup organic yogurt (plain) with 1
tablespoon brewer's yeast. The mixture should be runny; if not, add a bit more
brewers yeast. Apply to oily zones and let sit for 20 minutes. Rinse with warm
water. Recipe #3: Mix 1/2 cup organic oat flour, juice from 1/2 organic orange,
and 1 teaspoon organic honey. Apply to face and let sit for 20 minutes. Rinse
with warm water. Scrapes Recipe #1: This remedy should be made in advance and
kept for times when it is needed. First you will need to create 4 special oils.
You will need organic extra virgin olive oil, three airtight, glass jars and 4
fresh organic herbs: calendula, plantain, red clover, and St. Johns Wort.Let the
herbs wilt for one day, then put each type in its own jar and cover the herbs
with olive oil. Close the jars and leave in direct sunlight for two weeks.
Strain oil to use. Once your oils are made, you will need 1/4 cup of each of
your special oils and 1 cup organic beeswax. Melt the oils and beeswax in a
large, microwave safe bowl, pour into an airtight, glass jar and let cool. If
the mixture is too runny after completely cooling, you need to add a bit more
beeswax and melt again, if it is too thick, add a bit more oil and melt again.
Apply to wounds when needed much like you would with ready made antibacterial
ointments. Recipe #2:Soak the area with Epsom Salt dissolved in warm water. This
is easiest done by taking a warm bath with 2 cups of Epsom Salt in it. Splinters
Recipe #1: Soak the area with Epsom Salt dissolved in warm water. This is
easiest done by taking a warm bath with 2 cups of Epsom Salt in it. Because
Epsom Salt draws toxins out of the skin and acts as an anti inflammatory, this
bath will draw the splinter to the surface. Recipe #2: Bandage a thin slice of
organic potato over the splinter and let stay overnight. Potato draws things out
of the skin and the splinter should be to the surface by morning. Sunburn Relief
Recipe #1: Mix 5 organic cucumbers (pureed) and 2 1/2 cups powdered milk in a
bowl. Pour mixture into tepid/warm bath and soak burned areas for 20 minutes.
The mixture can be applied directly to the burned skin, if you prefer. Recipe
#2: Soak the burned area with Epsom Salt dissolved in warm water. This is
easiest done by taking a tepid/warm bath with 2 cups of Epsom Salt in it. Tired
Eyes Grate raw potato and wrap in cheesecloth. Apply to eyelids for 20 minutes,
wiping the starchy residue away before applying makeup. Wrinkles: Recipe # 1:
Cut organic Thompson seedless grapes in half and crush on wrinkles, especially
near eyes and mouth. Leave the juice on your face for 20 minutes then rinse with
warm water, repeat daily. Recipe # 2: Mash a very ripe organic banana extremely
well, apply to entire face and leave for 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water.About
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