Everyone wants their skin to always look beautiful and glowing. But due to the cold winds in the winter season, the skin is unable to remain hydrated, due to which it starts to look dry and lifeless. In such a situation, most people start using different types of expensive skin care products as soon as winter starts. But if you want, you can also use sheet masks made from natural things at home. Sheet masks allow the properties of the ingredients used to work on the skin for a long time and at the same time hydrate the skin. Today we are going to tell you about some natural sheet masks here which will get rid of the problem of increased dry skin in winter. Let's know about them...
Rose Water and Glycerin Sheet Mask
Glycerin has been used for a long time to keep dry skin hydrated and to lock moisture in the skin during the winter season. On the other hand, rose water is rich in anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, which protect the skin from free radicals and cell damage. For this, prepare a smooth mixture by mixing 1 tablespoon of glycerine with 1 tablespoon of rose water in 1 cotton face sheet mask and apply it on the face after dipping the cotton sheet in the prepared mixture for at least 20 minutes. After removing the sheet mask, you can clean the face with lukewarm water.
Green Tea and Tea Tree Oil Sheet Mask
First of all, put half a teaspoon of green tea in a cup of water and boil it well. It has to be boiled till the amount of water reduces to half. After this, filter the green tea and leave it to cool. After that mix 2 drops of tea tree oil in it. Now dip the wipe thoroughly in this mixture. At the same time, instead of a wet wipe, you can also use a toffee sheet if you want. It is easily available in the market.
Aloe Vera and Rose Water Sheet Mask
This sheet mask helps in keeping your skin hydrated. The antioxidants present in aloe vera help in nourishing the skin. Also, it acts as a natural toner on the skin. To make this, first, take out aloe vera in a bowl. Add about 3 teaspoons of rose water to it. After this, you insert the capsule of Vitamin E. Now mix these three well. After mixing them well, soak the face wipes in them. After soaking, apply it on your face. Press it with light hands so that it rests easily on your face. After doing this, leave it on your face for at least 20 minutes. You can use it about 3 to 4 times a week.
Aloe Vera Gel and Chamomile Sheet Mask
Aloe vera gel and chamomile sheet mask can be a great remedy for dry and hydrated skin during the winter season. Aloe vera gel has moisturizing properties and chamomile is rich in amino acids, which help maintain skin health. For this, take 1 cotton face sheet mask and mix 2 to 5 drops of chamomile essential oil in 1 teaspoon of aloe vera gel. You can also mix green tea with water for extra nutrition. Mix all the ingredients on a plate and mix well and leave the mask sheet immersed in the mixture for about 15 minutes. Apply the mask after 15 minutes and clean the face after 20 minutes.
Green Tea and Lemon Sheet Mask
The polyphenols and antioxidants present in green tea not only detoxify your skin but also provide extra moisture to the skin. First of all, soak green tea bags in hot water for 15-20 minutes. Now let the water cool down. After this, you add a few drops of lemon juice to it. Now soak the cotton facial mask in this tea and keep it in the freeze for 20-30 minutes. Now clean your skin and apply this mask to your face. Leave it for about 20 minutes. Finally, remove the mask and wash your face.
Cucumber and Lemon Sheet Mask
This sheet mask is best for all skin types. For this, take 4 spoons of cucumber juice and mix 2 to 3 drops of lemon essential oil in it. Grate the cucumber to extract the juice and then put it in a strainer and squeeze it with the help of a spoon. If you want, you can also use a cloth instead of a strainer. First dip the toffee sheet in water, when it opens completely, squeeze it once, then dip it again in the cucumber mixture. After that apply it on face. Remove it after 15 minutes and massage it well with your fingers.
