Food for the face
I received my Daily Candy email the other day, which is sometimes just OTP for me (Oh Too Precious), and read about an organization promoting a salon that specializes in organic food facials. Hmm, I wondered. Is this a business model or a way to clean up after the baby? If a person can use food on her face, wouldn’t it be easier to just go to the refrigerator?
Food, particularly organically grown food, is all the rage for facial products, but not cheap.
- Aubrey Organics Jojoba Meal & Oatmeal Mask and Scrub – $8.98
- MyChelle Dermaceuticals Cranberry Mud Antioxidant Mask – $25.03
- Ecco Bella Botanicals Organic Dark Chocolate Mask – $23.09
- Zia Natural Skincare Pumpkin Exfoliating Mask – $24.95
But the ‘net is full of cheap, easy facials that serve the same purpose. So here are some recipes you can follow for the cost of the food you are putting in your mouth! Leftovers never had it so good.
- 11 Easy Food Facials – Homemade Recipes
- How to Give Self a Food Facial
- Eight of the Best Foods for At-Home Facials
- The Healthiest Chocolate Facial
If you’ve never eaten the food, then be sure to test it on your hand before rubbing it on your body’s only billboard.
Got any other tips for your fellow at-home-remedy champions? Sassback!
