The most magical skin recipe

[laura112]

okay despite being quite skeptical, no ofense to the poster but I am always skeptical of 'miracle workers', even though I often spend all of my money on them! I just tried this and it seemed to work I was pleased with the results. It wasn't anything amazing but it did the same as most of my expensive face masks do. Gave a nice gentle exfoliation and my skin felt nice and soft afterwards.

Thank you very much for posting!

 

[debbieaikens]

I'll have to try this, wrote down the kind and brand of ingredients I need!

 

[missme]

Has anyone here from the UK tried it? Dunno where to get molasses from.. And on a scale from 1 to 10 how much thicker does the mask make your facial hair?

Thanx!:sheep:

 

[laura112]

I just got mollasses from Sainsburys just next to the other sugars, it hasnt done anything to my facial hair as of yet but I haven't been using it that long and I've never had facial hair problems as I'm quite fair skinned and it doesn't show. I would guess that you just don't put the mask on round your mouth and upper lip area if you're worried about it?

I got the vinegar from holland and barret and the yeast from Sainsburys as well they were inexpensive and easy to find.

Hope this helps missme.

 

[smat0904]

Do you use regular or raw apple cider vinegar?

 

[missme]

Thanks a million Laura! U are a star :roflmao:

 

[Gvieve]

Thanks Miss lovely

 

[Leij]

Is it fresh yeast or dried?

 

[candle]

nice ,,, i'm gonna try it ..

thanks for sharing the ricepe ..

 

[debbieaikens]

What kind of yeast...I had the same question someone else had...I bought the dried stuff, is that right? I didn't see anything else at the store.

 

[pinksugar]

Hey girls! I'm on my third day of using the recipe! I like how it makes me skin look, and it did clear up blemishes and skin discolouration too. I used dry yeast. First I just put it in a teeny bit of warm water to 'wake it up' as my mum says, haha, and then I mixed the other ingredients. I found it was best to leave it for maybe an hour or an hour and a half after making it to put it on , and the yeast dissolves better. Also, don't leave it on much longer than 20 mins because it gets harder to get off, and your face still feels sticky /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Otherwise it just comes off with water very easily, and it made my skin look 'finer' - the pores look smaller. Definately worth trying because it cost hardly anything to make!

Thanks MissLovely /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[doodi]

thanx for posting

 

[Sarah84]

Have to give this a try in the week i think

 

[devetta]

I have used this mask for the past 2 days. My face feels softer but no other change yet still using to see what happens. :vogel:

 

[cracka]

I have used this for three days now and I think that it is working

I believe that my skin looks even.

How often should you do this?

 

[Lain_knights]

*Rush into the kitchen to give it a try*

thanks !

 

[nomi]

has anyone with acne tried this? what were ur results?

 

[IBMis2]

Oh I need to try this. Thanks for posting. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[SherryAnn]

This sounds so interesting, but the smell of yeast means I am going to have to bake homemade yeast bread to squelch my craving for it, and I don't know if I can do that because I eat ALL of it when I make it. Yeast bread with honey butter...yum! That is all I could think of when I was reading these seven pages of posts! Homemade yeast bread! I have issues, huh? :lol:

 

[Tinkerbella]

ohh thanx ..im gonna try it /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />