You should do" fruits facial cream or gel "Your skin is dry then you should use "facial fruits cream".
If your skin is oily . then you should use"facial fruits gel".You should do facial at home .You can follow these tips --
1-Clean face from cotton with rose water,apply "Facial Fruits cream" on your face and neck.Massaging with wet fingertips (up and down circular) for 5 minutes, leave it 15 minutes.
You take steam on your face .steaming opens up the closed pores and you can push out black heads and white heads and prevents pimples .
After all apply face pack and wash after dry this pack .
Facial is most important for your skin because facial is remove wrinkles and dust on your face.You will get your skin is very shiny and younger looking .

Answered by Seema , an ibibo Master, at 4:41 PM on September 22, 2008

Healthy skin comes from having a good daily facial skin care routine. Your skin is able to cleanse, heal and even renew itself. How effectively it does these things is partly governed by how well you take care of it.

Having a good daily skin care routine is very important to the health of your skin and essential step towards having a good complexion.

Take a good look at the way you are taking of your skin daily. Ask yourself the following questions.


Is your skin having frequent acne outbreaks?

Do you need to review the way you take care of your skin?

Are you using the wrong skin care products daily?

Do you need to simplify your facial skin care routine to prevent frequent acne outbreaks?

Did you find yourself answering “yes” to all or some of the above questions?

If “yes”, review your facial skin care routine against the information below.

A good facial skin care routine should be simple to follow. It should not take more than 20 minutes of your time each day. Do it two times a day, once in the morning and another time at night.


DAILY FACIAL SKIN CARE ROUTINE

There should be 3 basic steps in your daily facial skin care routine.

CLEANSE
Regular cleansing is important and when done properly, it serves the following purposes:


Removes dirt and grime

Remove excess oil on the surface and skin pores

Aids the cell renewal process

Use water-soluble creams or gels with tepid water or wipe-off lotions.

Do you have oily skin? Use soap-free bars that are pH-balanced.

Click here for more information on the various types of facial cleansers available. Choose one that is appropriate for your skin type.

TONE
Facial toners improve the skin’s texture when applied to oily skin after cleansing.

Do you have dry skin? Use alcohol-free facial toner. Or stop using toner altogether. Your skin will begin to improve. If you really must use a facial toner, try rosewater.

MOISTURIZE
Use moisturizers that are water-based.

Do you have frequent outbreaks of pimples and blackheads? Try a light, oil-free moisturizer.

Use upward and outward strokes to apply strokes to apply moisturizer.

Check out these extra skin care tips for taking care of the different skin types.

Normal
Skin Care Oily
Skin Care Dry
Skin Care Combination
Skin Care Sensitive
Skin Care


Adjust your facial skin care routine according to the seasons. Consider these winter skin care tips during the cold season.


WEEKLY FACIAL SKIN CARE ROUTINE

EXFOLIATE
Exfoliate only once a week. Over buffing will over-stimulate and cause irritation to the skin.

Facial scrubs or exfoliators contain fine grains which help to remove dead skin cells. It should be massaged gently into the skin and then rinsed away thoroughly. Your skin will soften with weekly use.

Choose a good facial scrub that is suitable for your skin type.

MASK
Simple clay and mud based cleansing masks are messy but effective for improving the skin condition.

Rich cold creams are good moisturizing masks for sun-exposed or dry skin.

Apply the mask over your skin. Leave the cream on the skin and let the skin absorb as much of the cream as possible. Wipe off the excess with soft tissue.


Put some of the mask into your hand first.

Then stroke it over a clean, exfoliated skin, avoiding the eye area.

Relax for at least 10 minutes.

Rinse the face mask off thoroughly with tepid or warm water.

Learn more about the different facial masks and choose one that is suitable for your skin type.


MONTHLY FACIAL SKIN CARE ROUTINE

FACIALS
Facials are usually done in salons. They can be easily done at h

Answered by John George , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:58 PM on September 22, 2008

The best facial mask is honey. Use warm cloth to open pores, smear on honey, leave on 15 to 30 minutes, rinse off with warm water, and then use cold water to close pores. Use for 3 days in a row and then once a week. Sometimes mix a little gound oatmeal with the honey, which makes a great mask.

Answered by alok , an ibibo Master, at 12:01 PM on September 22, 2008

Were here is Simple steps and Home Facial ingredient, which can be try at home on weekly basis

1 Cleanser
2 a scrub
3 a face cloth
4 a bowl with some hot water and
5 a towel big enough to cover your head and drape over the bowl.
6 a facial mask
7 your favourite moisturizer

*First you'll need to clease the skin to remove any grime or dirt. If you have oily or combination skin you may want to go with a foaming cleanser, but try to make sure it's soap free. Dry skins may want to go with a creamy of milk-based cleanser. Spend a few minutes really getting rid of all that built up grime.

*Next rub the scrub in a circular motion on your face. Go easy though and try to make sure that the product you are using is a relatively gentle one. Concentrate on the areas around your nose and forehead or if you have combo skin, work harder on the areas that tend to be ‘greasy. Rinse your face well since face scrubs tend to be drying.

* Dip your facecloth in bowl fill with warm water and press gently to the face. Do this two or three times. Or take a bowl, then place your towel over your head and lower yourself down so that your face is over the bowl and the towel is over the edges of the bowl.The above step will open up all your pores in order to get rid of some 'deeper down' dirt in the skin.

*If you want to you can add a few essential oils to the water.
For normal skins try : 3 drops lavender, 3 drops mandarin
For dry : 3 drops rose, 3 drops chamomile
For combination : 3 drops lavender, 3 drops cypress
For oily : 3 drops lemon, 3 drops eucalyptus

* Now it's time to using your face mask.
For oily skins clay-based face masks are great.
For dry skin a hydrating gel or cream mask would probably be more beneficial.
Apply the mask, avoiding the areas around the eyes. Keep it on for 10-20 minutes or, according to the directions on the product. A couple of slices of cucumber to brighten up the eyes is optional but a great way of pepping the eye area up. Rinse completely. Pat dry.

Answered by NEVIDITA , an ibibo Master, at 11:22 AM on September 22, 2008

Ingredients:
1/2 cup oatmeal; 1/4 cup almonds; 1 Vitamin A capsule (ingredients only); 2-3 tablespoons water.
In blender, mix and grind oatmeal, almonds, Vitamin A and water to make a paste.
Place mixture on face and let set until mixture is dry (1/2 to 1 hour. Remove mixture and moisturize to nourish.

Answered by Ajay Chawla , an ibibo Master, at 3:08 AM on September 22, 2008