Hello, world!
I know, I know, I have been pretty distant in the last few weeks, but alas, I returned, and with a few great tips that will have you looking alive and fresh, and guess what? It only takes a few minutes! All with one simple ingredient: ice! The chilly molecules will perk up your skin, and help shrink blemishes quickly and easily. Enjoy, send comments, stay fresh!
Tip 1: Skin Wake-up!
On chilly mornings when I have to get out of bed, I am entirely unmotivated. And that's what my skin looks like, too. Luckily, all I have to do is run down to the freezer and snag an ice cube. Holding the cube in your hands, gently massage your face with the ice to stimulate the nerves in your face, giving you a healthy, rosy glow. Pat your face dry with a clean washcloth, and feel like a million bucks!
Tip 2: Blemish Shrinking!
Oh no! It's your big day, i.e.; graduation, birthday, big party, and you've suddenly got a mountain on your forehead! Have no fear! Quickly wash your face with a mild cleanser, like Cetaphil, and warm water, not too hot. Grab a clean washcloth, and pat your face dry. Fold the towel up into a medium-sized square, and run it under hot water for a few seconds so it absorbs enough water. Press this to your blemish for 3 to 5 minutes, pressing gently. After the time is up, grab your ice cube, and do the same thing as with the heat: press gently against the blemish for 3 to 5 minutes, and once you have accomplished this, spray on a toner to absorb any leftover face wash (I recommend an all natural toner, like green tea.)
Tip 3: Eye De-puffer!
After a rough night, your eyes can look puffy and extremely unhappy, which is especially bad when it's a big day, full of early morning meetings or an early class. But don't worry, your solution is steps away, in your freezer! While a healthy slice of bread is toasting in the toaster, grab to ice cubes, lie down, and let them rest over your closed lids. Once your toast is done, or approximately two to three minutes, throw the cubes in the sink, and enjoy your bright-eyed and bush-tailed self!
I know, I know, I have been pretty distant in the last few weeks, but alas, I returned, and with a few great tips that will have you looking alive and fresh, and guess what? It only takes a few minutes! All with one simple ingredient: ice! The chilly molecules will perk up your skin, and help shrink blemishes quickly and easily. Enjoy, send comments, stay fresh!
Tip 1: Skin Wake-up!
On chilly mornings when I have to get out of bed, I am entirely unmotivated. And that's what my skin looks like, too. Luckily, all I have to do is run down to the freezer and snag an ice cube. Holding the cube in your hands, gently massage your face with the ice to stimulate the nerves in your face, giving you a healthy, rosy glow. Pat your face dry with a clean washcloth, and feel like a million bucks!
Tip 2: Blemish Shrinking!
Oh no! It's your big day, i.e.; graduation, birthday, big party, and you've suddenly got a mountain on your forehead! Have no fear! Quickly wash your face with a mild cleanser, like Cetaphil, and warm water, not too hot. Grab a clean washcloth, and pat your face dry. Fold the towel up into a medium-sized square, and run it under hot water for a few seconds so it absorbs enough water. Press this to your blemish for 3 to 5 minutes, pressing gently. After the time is up, grab your ice cube, and do the same thing as with the heat: press gently against the blemish for 3 to 5 minutes, and once you have accomplished this, spray on a toner to absorb any leftover face wash (I recommend an all natural toner, like green tea.)
Tip 3: Eye De-puffer!
After a rough night, your eyes can look puffy and extremely unhappy, which is especially bad when it's a big day, full of early morning meetings or an early class. But don't worry, your solution is steps away, in your freezer! While a healthy slice of bread is toasting in the toaster, grab to ice cubes, lie down, and let them rest over your closed lids. Once your toast is done, or approximately two to three minutes, throw the cubes in the sink, and enjoy your bright-eyed and bush-tailed self!
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