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We're Bananas about this Smoothing Winter Facial Mask!


Is your skin feeling worn after long windy cold winter days!? We have just the trick to smooth, brighten and moisturize facial skin with this antioxidant flavonoid-rich mask. Antioxidants may reverse the effects of ageing by improving skin health and rejuvenating its appearance. Antioxidants calm inflammation while protecting the skin by limiting the production of free radicals, which can damage skin cells. This mask is great for stimulating blood flow that can help to firm skin, smooth fine lines and reduce discoloration creating a more youthful appearance. 

Simple Banana Oatmeal Facial Mask
Only requires 3 Ingredients:
1 whole banana mashed up
1 tbsp powdered oatmeal (Oatmeal can be ground into soft powder using a coffee grinder)
1 tsp lemon juice

If you are able, leave this mask on for a minimum of 5-10 minutes. You may leave it longer for more softening. Remove with warm water and a clean towel.

Finish off with an application of your fave BEE23 Natural Beauty Hotty Balm!
 
Benefits of Each Ingredient on your skin:

BANANA
  • Mother nature's botox 
  • Contains vitamin B, vitamin C, zinc, potassium 
  • Fights free radicals and delaying the ageing process
OATMEAL 
  • Excellent exfoliant 
  • Cleanses and removes dead skin cells 
  • Draws out impurities 
LEMON JUICE 
  • Astringent qualities due to its acidity 
  • Cleanses and closes pores 
  • Helps reduce the appearance of dark spots

We still have some cool seasonal days ahead but you have the perfect DIY to brighten your mood and your skin.

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