Cucumber and lime juice are good astringent, and easily available almost all through the year. Try this steps below on how to make your own Cucumber and Lime Juice homemade astringent. Step: Make a paste in your blender by grinding equal p [Read More]

Peaches are highly emollient and perfect for dry skin  types. Try this Peach, Tomato and Lime Juice as Homemade Astringent. Make a paste of small peach, 1/2 tsp tomato juice and 1/2tsp lime juice. This is an excellent astringent. [Read More]

Try this Lime Juice as Homemade Astringent at your home. Simple just soak cotton wool in Lime Juice and use it as an astringent. Lime juice contains tannin in sufficient quantity. [Read More]

Rub your face with tomatoe juice. Wait for half an hour for it to soak in and then wash. Tomatoes are rich in anti-oxidants and so they counter the ageing effects on the skin, by cutting out the number of free radicals in your body. Free radic [Read More]

Make your own astringent using ingredients such as half quantity each of vinegar and water then wash your face with it. This recipe will cleanse and gently exfoliate dead skin cells. Use after you wash your face or any time of the day to just [Read More]

An astringent is a preparation that help stop bleeding and reduce body secretion by causing blood vessels and tissue to contract. After-shave lotions, cologne and other skin preparations, such as some creams, contain astringents. Astringents l [Read More]

Steaming helps opening of the pores, and this helps the skin to absorb the benefits derived from the face scrubs, masks and creams. Fill a board pot with hot water. Lower your face over the pot, covering your head and pot, so that the steam is [Read More]

Lime juice act as acid balance of the skin. Add 3/4 cups of lime juice to your bath. [Read More]