To get started, it is better to choose simple recipes that contain basic and necessary ingredients. The idea? Choose natural foods and preparations that can be reused in several different recipes. So we choose honey, aloe vera, shea butter, coconut, sweet almond oil, or powdered sugar. If home cooking brings many preconceived notions behind it, such as being an activity reserved for culinary experts, our various recipes and preparations prove otherwise.

DULL AND BRITTLE HAIR

How to make a recipe from Hidden Beauty: Mask for Dull and Brittle Hair

Perfect for those hoping to restore lustrous, lustrous hair. Within a few minutes, your hair regains its luster and grace.

When your hair feels like straw and looks like a bird’s nest, your hair needs some TLC. The good news is that there are lots of ways to make your hair look and feel better. In this article, we’ll show you a few ways to make a mask for dull and brittle hair.

When it comes to hair, we often take them for granted. They’re one of the first things we notice when we look in the mirror, and they can make or break our impression. But when they’re looking their best, they can add extra style and polish to our appearance, giving us that finishing touch. But when they’re dull and dry, they can also make us look unkempt and bedraggled.

When your hair feels like straw and you can barely brush it, your first instinct might be to run to the nearest stylist for a full-on cut. But if you’d rather not spend money on a new look, there’s an easier, cheaper option: a DIY mask for brittle hair. All you need is a jar with air holes, a rubber band, and about five minutes of your time to make your own version of L’Oreal’s Secret Weapon Hair Mask.

When your hair feels like straw and your scalp is itching, your first inclination might be to run to the drugstore for a new hair mask. But are your hair strands really that dull and brittle? Maybe not. Perhaps your hair needs a different kind of treatment.

The ingredients I need:

• argan or olive oil

• green clay

• an egg

• wine vinegar

The preparation :

For lengths: You can apply the oil directly to dry hair.

For the roots: put the egg yolk with a tablespoon of green clay and mix them well (this protects you from the secretion of sebum).

The exposure time:

20 minutes.

Rinsing:

To get the satin effect, you must first, make a neutral shampoo and mix it with lemon juice. The final rinse is done by diluting one cup of wine vinegar in one liter of cold water to make your hair shinier.

DRY SKIN FACE MASK

How to make a recipe from Hidden Beauty: Face Mask for Dry Skin.

When the skin begins to feel tight, itchy, and red, it's never marked, and this often happens when you encounter these elements: cold, heat, fog, temperature changes between outside and overheating, or the air conditioner in the office. headquarters. Center. To soften it and make your face attractive, we have prepared an avocado mask for you.

To create a recipe for a face mask for dry skin, here are some basic steps: first, gather a few basic ingredients: honey, coconut oil, and flour, and mix them in a bowl. Second, scoop out the mixture into a bread or pastry bag, depending on what form you prefer, and start piping it into faces. Some new face masks for dry skin also include avocado.

You will need: A large quantity of melted PLA clay or other modeling clay, either bought from a craft shop or made yourself from a recipe such as this one. A pre-made mask template. Metal clay (or a clay substitute, see below for alternatives) in various shades. A paintbrush.

There are many different ways to make a mask, I decided to give a shot at making one from a recipe I found on the internet. You can make it from any fabric you like. Perhaps the best and easiest way is to make it yourself.  The mask I made was done from a bed sheet.

The main difference between a recipe mask and a DIY face mask is the ingredient list. You need very few ingredients to make a recipe mask, but you have to buy all of them and gather them together before making the mask. A DIY face mask is much simpler - all you need is a few things: a few small ingredients, a few simple instructions, and you’re good to go! The DIY mask also takes less time to make, which is great when compared to making a recipe mask.

The ingredients I need:

• Avocado (nourishes, plumps, and promotes healing).

• lemon juice

• fresh cream

The preparation :

Mash the flesh of the avocado. Mix a tablespoon of lemon juice. Then add two tablespoons of fresh cream and mix

The exposure time:

20 minutes.

Rinsing:

Remove the mask with clean and pure water and then massage your face with a few drops of argan oil or sweet almond oil to get a smoother and more elegant effect.