Making face masks to sell

We Help Women To Look And Feel Their Best Every Day. Discount will be applied at basket. Our clay mask recipes (Lavender, Sea Clay and Turmeric) are a great place to start. Don’t let the list of ingredients intimidate you, they are easy to make. Because the recipe has such a large water content, they can be quite cost effective to sell.

Face Mask Recipes Use natural homemade face masks to clear out your pores and brighten your complexion. That being sai I make sure to stay hydrated and keep my face as clean as possible to avoid drying. Face masks sold out and temperature checks at airports and train stations became. However, during a national teleconference Thursday morning, Dr. No wonder consumers are flocking to buy masks from stores and online retailers.

Manufacture at consistent quality : Set up quality rules and follow them strictly: buy only ingredients from trusted sources, use only distilled water (not tap water), store ingredients adequately, use only clean and disinfected tools and containers, wear disposable gloves and a face mask ,. Rose hydrosol and pink clay is perfect for helping to calm a sensitised skin, whilst hydrating Aloe Vera ,. Make attractive labels for your homemade products. As long as you don’t make cosmetic claims, you only need the minimum of information. Apply to your face , wait minutes, and rinse off with warm water.

We also have six more beauty fixes with a lemon. Moisturizing Orange Face Mask ~ Keep your skin looking fresh and young with this amazing Orange Face Mask. It adds radiance and moisture to your face.

Best of all, the natural ingredients can be found in your grocery aisles. DIY Oatmeal Face Mask ~ Oatmeal is perfect for all skin types, especially sensitive skin. You can use this as a face scrub to gently exfoliate or leave it on for minutes as a face mask. Choosing the clay for your face mask.

Green clay : cleansing, detoxifying, toning and draws out impurities. Rhassoul clay : light brown clay with wonderful exfoliating, cleansing and detoxifying properties. For a more intense dose of hydration, incorporate one or two teaspoons of virgin olive oil into the formula, which instantly softens and smoothes skin. There are a variety of types of cosmetic clays on the market.

If you have sensitive or dry skin, choose yellow, white or pink kaolin clay. For oily skin, bentonite clay, blue or red montmorillonite clay, green clay, red kaolin and Moroccan rhassoul clay work best. For all skin types, dead sea clay will work for making a mud mask. Wash your face and neck with warm water and an oil-free cleanser to remove makeup and open pores. When mask is cool enough to put on your skin, rub it onto your face, neck, and décolleté.

Let the mixture sit for ten minutes and then rinse off with lukewarm water. Pat your skin dry with a soft towel. Exfoliate, hydrate, and tighten.

Add Aloe vera gel to add freshness to the mixture. The key is to use face masks formulated for your skin type. I love washing masks off with a steaming hot washcloth. I run a washcloth under hot water, squeeze out the excess water and then press to my face for a full minute. I then gently wash off the mask in a circular motion.

Apply the face mask, then as you wash it off, scrub away dead skin. For dry skin, you can substitute jojoba oil for the water in the mask. Oatmeal Avocado Face Mask: This acts as a great moisturizing mask and helps in restoring damaged skin.

Cook the oatmeal as per instructions in the label on the oatmeal packet and mixed it well with the mashed avocado (without its skin and seed) until it turns into a pulp-free paste of uniform consistency.