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My favorite DIY

   
   Skin is our largest organ and it should be treated well. I have been really good at taking care of my skin, but last week my skin just couldn't cope up resulting in a lot of breakouts! I soon realized it was because of my overdose on chocolates! So I started taking extra care of my skin which meant drinking plenty of water, staying away from sugary treats (which was the hardest to do) and trying some gentle DIYs

I started looking up for effective DIYs and after a long time of searching, I came across one that made me content because it ACTUALLY WORKED. Now just because this mask worked for me doesn't necessarily mean it works for everyone as we all have different skin types!

So this is known as the "cinnamon egg mask" which is usually used for spot treatments, clearing acne and pimples. I'm sure a lot of you have heard about it.
For making this mask all we need is
-cinnamon powder
-egg
yup it's as simple as that!

 STEP ONE
 Crack one egg into a bowl ( I prefer taking the whole egg but if you have oily skin, the whites are great for reducing oil as they help tighten skin and shrink pores)

 Add 1 or 2 tablespoons of cinnamon powder and mix it with the egg until it forms a thick paste.
 ( adding 2 tablespoons of cinnamon gives a thicker consistency) it totally depends on how much you want to use.
 I should  probably warn you, cinnamon can cause stinging sensation but it usually reduces over time! Cinnamon works great as the spice helps fight bacteria.


STEP TWO
Make sure not to exfoliate before applying this mask as it's gonna increase the stinging sensation.
Apply the mask evenly and leave it on till it dries up which takes around 20-25 minutes and wash it off with water. And that's basically it!

I applied this everyday for a week and my pimples started to shrink from the 3rd day itself and reduced the redness of  my pimples! This mask really did help me fight my pimples and I continue to use this once a week as a spot treatment. I actually recommend trying out a test patch first just to be sure! Make sure to moisturize after washing off the face mask to prevent any dryness.
I love trying new face masks in general and I would love to know which face mask work best for you?

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