5 DIY Face Masks For Every Skin Type

There’s nothing better than putting on a facemask at the end of a long week and having a little pamper session, is there, ladies? Lately, there has been a lot of hype about all sorts sheet face masks and Korean cosmetics but I’m here to tell you that you don’t have to go the extra mile and purchase anything super expensive and pay extra for international shipping to get a face mask. There’s plenty of lovely DIY face masks that you can whip together using ingredients you probably already have at home. And they work just the same if not better than those prepackaged ones. But let’s get one thing clear first – there’s no such thing as a perfect facemask that gets everything done. You can’t cure acne, get rid of excess oil, moisturize your skin while also cleaning pores with just one face mask. You need to divide and conquer, so here are some DIY masks targeted to solve one problem at a time.

1. Diy Face Mask For Acne

If you have acne-prone skin than hazel and tea tree oil are your best friends when it comes to facemasks. You can add a few drops of those to a clay mask to make them instantly anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory. Another nice and easy facemask to make at home is just mixing honey and turmeric, it’ll really help to soothe your skin. And finally, the easiest one that you can make is literally just cooking up some oats with water like you would for a healthy breakfast, wait for it to cool and then put it on your face to soothe inflamed skin, reduce redness and inflammation. All of these masks should be kept on for about 10 to 15 minutes and then washed off with lukewarm water.

Here are 4 different options of easy face masks to help combat acne:

clay mask + water + few drops of tea tree oil

1 tablespoon honey + ½ teaspoon turmeric

clay mask + water + few drops of witch hazel

oats + water