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DIY Natural Skin Brightening Mask

As much as we love spending every Summer minute at the beach, salt, sun and sand can be rough on your skin. This brightening mask exfoliates and stimulates circulation in the face, resulting in a warm, rosy glow; an amazing beach beauty tip perfect for warm Summer nights. Here’s why it works: Unripe papaya contains natural alpha-hydroxy acids and high levels of papain, an enzyme that helps dissolve dead skin cells. Yogurt adds lactic acid (another alpha-hydroxy) and gives the mask a creamy texture, and honey helps skin retain moisture. When left on, the mask should tingle slightly; if you have sensitive skin or prefer a gentler exfoliation, use ripe papaya, which has less papain. Green-Papaya Brightening Mask ½ cup unripe papaya, diced1 teaspoon plain yogurt1 teaspoon honey Blend ingredients in a food processor until smooth. Apply to clean skin using fingers; leave on for 8 to 10 minutes. Rinse off using cool water and pat dry. Finish by applying a gentle moisturizer. That’s it! This DIY facial is a quick and easy way to get amazing skin. x LoveSurf DIY Natural Skin-Brightening Mask was originally published on LOVESURF BLOG Share this with a friend:

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DIY Sunscreen Bars

Protect yourself from more than just the sun with these easy DIY sunscreen bars! Manufactured sunscreens contain toxins that are not entirely good for you. This DIY sunscreen bar recipe is great. Not only does it protect delicate skin from the sun, it does it without any harmful chemicals. This is a great sunscreen for those with uber-sensitive skin. The recipe is easy to follow and has everything that you need to make these little sunscreen bars without the toxins that are found in over the counter brands. Ingredients ½ cup shea butter 5 Tbsp beeswax ½ cup coconut oil 2 Tbsp Zinc Oxide ½ tsp vitamin E oil ¾ tsp essential oil (citrus oils increase photosensitivity so do not use those – We used lavender) Directions Combine the shea butter, coconut oil and beeswax in a glass bowl placed over a hot pot of water or use a double boiler. Heat on low until the ingredients are melted and full incorporated. Remove from heat and stir in the zinc oxide, the essential oil, and the vitamin E oil. Pour into silicon molds and place in the fridge to cool for about 30 minutes. Pop out and store in tins or an …

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DIY: All Natural Yoga Mat Antibacterial Spray

In yoga philosophy, the practice of saucha relates to cleanliness and purity. And keeping your yoga mat clean is pretty essential to honoring that, if not just a healthy habit to get in the swing of. Even if you use a towel on top of your yoga mat, it is still important to spray your mat down and wash the towel between uses. This is a simple and natural recipe for creating a spray to keep your Yoga mat clean and free from bacteria. What You Need: 1 cup white vinegar 3 cups filtered water 1 tsp tea tree oil Essential oil (about 10-30 drops depending preference) peppermint, lavender, bergamot and thyme are nice, but use anything you like! Spray Bottle How to: 1. Place all ingredients into a large spray bottle and shake before each use. 2. Spray down your mat on one side and let it sit for a few minutes. With a damp cloth, wipe it down. Finally, wipe it with a dry towel or simply let it air dry. 3. Repeat on other side. *Make it a little more fun with a pretty spray bottle. Also, use different sizes of spary bottle, one to leave at home and …

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DIY All Natural Lip Scrub Recipe for Summer

Summer is around the corner, and we all want to look our best for those long days at the beach. Your skin is definitely important to pay attention to during bikini season, but don’t forget your lips! Here’s a great DIY recipe for an all natural (and yummy!) Lip Scrub to make your pout soft and ready for some Summer fun. xLoveSurf DIY: All Natural Lip Scrub for Summer was originally published on LOVESURF BLOG Share this with a friend:

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10 Beauty Tricks With Coconut Oil

You may have already substituted coconut oil for numerous items in the kitchen, but did you know you can also swap out some of your beauty products for the wonder oil? This do-it-all ingredient can be used to moisturize skin and remove makeup, but that’s just the beginning. Here are just some of the ways you can incorporate coconut oil into your beauty routine! Hair Mask: Coconut oil is a creamy solid at room temperature, and turns to liquid when heated to 76°F. While in the shower, melt your coconut oil by running the jar under the warm water. Then, after shampooing, apply a generous amount of the oil to wet strands and twist hair into a bun. Let it sit for at least five minutes before rinsing to add moisture and shine back into limp locks. Body Oil: As a solid, coconut oil’s creamy texture makes it the perfect light moisturizer to slather all over. Apply a quarter sized amount right after you get out of the shower so it can sink into your warm skin. The light tropical scent that lingers after it’s applied. Add in a few drops of peppermint or lavender oil for a massage mix. Chapped Lips: Chapped lips don’t …

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DIY Papaya Pumpkin Facial

Who knew papaya had so many medicinal properties? It helps to remove the dead cells from the skin. It is very good for treating wrinkles. Pumpkin moisturizes the skin. It is beneficial to treat damaged skin. This DIY pumpkin papaya face mask will be the perfect way to relax after Halloween. A combination of papaya and pumpkin soothes the skin and moisturizes it naturally. This DIY face mask will leave your face bright and glowing! Bonus, you will also notice that your skin feels younger instantly! Ingredients: 3 tablespoon mashed papaya 3 tablespoon mashed pumpkin 1 beaten egg Mix both the ingredients and add an egg to it. You may use a blender to whip the mixture until a smooth paste is formed. Apply this mixture on the clean face and neck and wash off after 15 – 20 minutes. Perfect way to exfoliate your skin and provides a smooth complexion to your skin. Another facial mask can be prepared by mixing papaya-pumpkin with pineapple. If you’re looking for a skin whitening facial mask, then this one is perfect for you. DIY Papaya Pumpkin Facial was originally published on LOVESURFLIFE Share this with a friend:

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DIY No-Bake Protein Bars

These no-bake protein bars are the perfect snack to grab when you’re on the go. And the best part about this recipe is that although it tastes like a candy bar, this DIY snack actually has low sugar, high fiber, high protein, gluten free and vegan! What more could you want?! Ingredients: ½ cup Natural Peanut Butter 1 cup + 2 tbs Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk 1/8 tsp Salt 2/3 tsp Stevia Extract 2/3 cup Oat Flour 8 scoops Vanilla Brown Rice Protein Powder (Don’t use whey) ¾-1 cup Chopped Pretzels (try to use whole grain) ¼ cup Mini Dark Chocolate Chips Instructions: Line an 8″ brownie pan with parchment paper both ways. In a stand mixer bowl with beater attachment, add the peanut butter, almond milk, truvia, salt and stevia extract. Mix on low. In a small bowl, whisk together the oat flour and protein powder. Slowly add to the stand mixer. Increase mixer speed to medium for a few seconds, then back to low. Turn off the stand mixer and dump in the pretzels and chocolate. Turn the stand mixer on low and mix until JUST incorporated, being careful not to crush the pretzels entirely. Take the bowl off …

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DIY: Leave-In Conditioning Spray

With the warm weather and water arriving it is time to start swimming again!  But whether you are out floating in a pool, surfing in an ocean, or paddling through a lake, it’s important to keep your hair moisturized and protected from summer’s conditions. Chlorine, salt water, and the sun can cause your hair to dry out but by spraying a leave-in conditioner onto your hair at the end of your beach day, you can protect your hair while making it look shiny and healthy at the same time. Take 1 cup of water and add a few mint leaves to it and bring it to a boil. Once it cools, strain it and add quarter to half a cup of jojoba oil to it, depending on how dry or oily your hair is. Take more oil if you have dry hair. Transfer the contents to a spray bottle and keep in a cool place. Shake well before each use and spray on damp hair before getting out of the shower. The conditioner will soften the hair from root to tip and also prevent any scalp infections. http://www.beautyglimpse.com/diy-leave-conditioner-smooth-hair/ x LOVESURF DIY: Leave-In Conditioning Spray was originally published on THE LOVESURF …

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