Summer skincare: 3 cooling ingredients to add to your face packs to make your skin look glowing and rejuvenated

You might want to add cooling ingredients to your face packs to help relieve your skin from excessive heat.

Shaloo Tiwari | Published: May 21, 2018 2:20 pm

Summer is here and lets collectively agree that we can hear our skin beg for some rejuvenation and cooling treatment. What better way to let your skin breathe than to apply a good homemade face mask infused with healthy ingredients that can act as nutrition to your skin? Face masks not only help rip the dirt and makeup residue off your face but also helps to make your skin healthier depending on the kind of ingredients you add to your face masks. During summers, you might want to add cooling ingredients to your face packs to help relieve your skin from excessive heat. Here are a few cool ingredients you can add to your face pack that has amazing skincare benefits.
Activated charcoal: This is an ingredient that has become very popular in the beauty industry lately. It carbon treated with oxygen and the put through extremely high temperature. This results in fine black microscopic particles that are activated. This activated charcoal, when applied to your skin, can enter the pores and have the ability to suck out the dirt and excess oil from the skin. Here’s a simple step-by-step method to make your own face-pack that can actually detoxify your skin.

Bentonite clay: Multani mitti as it is called in India is an ancient Indian ingredient that has been used in for skincare and haircare since ages. This has to be your favourite summer ingredient as it extremely absorbent and is rich in antimicrobial that can help cleanse your pores.

Aloe vera: Summer skincare routine is incomplete without this ingredient that is amazingly rich in Vitamin E and moisturising properties. It has ample anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe your skin during summers and help retain the skin’s natural oils.

During summers use cool rose water to mix your face packs. Here’s how to make fresh rose water at home.

Published: May 21, 2018 2:20 pm

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