The Basics of Chemical Peeling at Home

We all deserve to keep our best skin throughout our lives. Unfortunately, with nature's ways, aging of skin is inevitable.

Despite this, it is possible to reverse time and aging of skin somewhat. Chemical peels are a very popular method used for improving and smoothing the texture of the skin on your face.

You might have had or seen this done before at beauty salons. Basically, you can peel off the old, worn out looking skin, exposing the fresher, newer, younger looking skin underneath it. These treatments can be relatively expensive, especially at premium and shopping mall types of stores.

Fortunately, with some basic knowledge and supplies, you can do chemical peeling at home for a fraction of the cost.

One popular chemical peel uses strawberries, grape juice, honey, and heavy cream. Basically, warm up 1 tablespoon of honey in the microwave until it becomes runny.

Then mix 1/4 cup of strawberries and 1/4 grapes in a food processor. Then add the honey along with 2 tablespoons of heavy cream (or unflavored yogurt) and mix until the substance is a smooth paste. Spread this paste on your face evenly, avoiding the eyes, and lie down for 15-20 minutes. Then rinse with lukewarm water.

This type of chemical peeling at home is not only effective but low-cost as well. Many types of chemical peeling solutions like this one exist. Be sure to do your research on the ingredients before you apply ingredients. The ingredients listed above should be safe for most types of skin.

However, some at home chemical peels contain lemon juice and other acidic substances that can harsh on skin for those who have acne.

As a final note, you want to stick with all-natural ingredients when trying to improve your skin, especially on your face. Stick with ingredients whose names you are familiar with - those that you can grow in a garden.

Why? Though it may seem obvious, all too often, chemical peeling at home remedies ask for artificial substances which do not help to improve skin.

The basic rule is: if you wouldn't eat it, don't apply it to your skin. Stick with natural ingredients - they are always the best.

So when it comes to chemical peeling at home, there are many options to choose from. The facial mask recipe above is one of the more popular ones, and yields great results.

However, not everyone has the same skin so be sure to do your research to make sure the ingredients you choose don't irritate your skin. Finally, make sure to choose all-natural ingredients to ensure the best results for your skin.

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