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Homemade Face Moisturizer

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Date: 09/25/2007 Topic: Beauty > Beauty Recipes > Facials  
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Ingredients:

  • 2 Tbsp. plain whole yogurt
  • 1 tsp. of honey
  • 1/2 tsp. lemon juice
  • 1,000 mg. vitamin E capsule

Directions:

Put yogurt, honey and lemon juice in a bowl and mix well. Poke a hole or cut tip off vitamin E capsule and pour over yogurt mixture, mix well. Wash your face and pat dry, smooth the mixture on your face and neck. Leave on for 15-30 minutes. Rinse with warm water and pat your face dry. Enjoy

By Birthaleen from Burbank, CA

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By PupperMom (122) Profile Contact
Re the post concerning more concentration in the ingestible capsule than in the topical Vitamin E:

http://acgrace.com/faq.html

That links to one of the many manufacturers/distributors of Vitamin E and basically states there's no difference between the two ( except, perhaps--the priciness of the topical prep at a health-food store).

They're both concentrated and can both interact with anything internally or topically containing mineral oil; any cream, lotion or oil containing Vitamin E in any form may cause contact dermatitis ( a simple rash) for those prone to skin allergies. As with any new skin product or cosmetic, if you know you're prone to break out, test a tiny bit of it on the inside of your wrist before applying further; if it reacts, flood with cool water for at least ten minutes and apply cortisone cream.

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By ash (Guest Post)
I'm 16 and it sounds great 4 me, I will try it! THANKS

Posted on 10/06/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By pikkymama (Guest Post)
The oil in a Vitamin E capsule is very concentrated and may cause an allergic reaction when placed directly on the skin. The capsule is made in a concentration to be absorbed from ingestion and not placed directly on the skin. I would suggest going to your local health food store and buying Vitamin E oil for the skin and using that instead of the oil from a capsule to be on the safe side. I've used the oil from a capsule and have never had any problems. Your homemade recipe sounds great -I'm going to give it a try using a capsule.

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By Doris (Guest Post)
Sounds like a good idea. I'm going to give it a try.

Posted on 09/26/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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