I N G R E D I E N T S
- 1/4 c plain, steel cut oats or colloidal oats
- 1 tbsp raw honey
- a few drops of water to help the consistency
S T E P S
- Optional first step: Grind up oats to a fine powder.
- Add the oatmeal to the honey and mix. Add drops of water to the mix until a paste consistency is reached. This shouldn't drip from your face. If your mask is too drippy, add more oatmeal to thicken.
- Leave on face for about 15 minutes--it should dry a little--and then rinse away with warm water. Finish with your favorite skincare routine if needed.
T I P S
- Oatmeal eases itchy, red skin, and softens. It also exfoliates dry skin.
- Honey is antibacterial so it's great for acne-prone skin. It heals and moisturizes skin.
- I've used instant and traditional oatmeal and had the same results. It must be plain oatmeal, as flavored ones could have possible skin irritants.
- This mask can be made in a minute and stored in the fridge for around a month (I usually will add a drop of vitamin E if I store it).
- Want another oatmeal recipe? Try my Apple Face Scrub!
Love this DIY mask :) I use it all the time!
ReplyDeleteI love this mask and done it before but you just reminded me again. So thanks doll.
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I can imagine this mask to be very soothing. I've also read that oatmeal is great for dry, itchy skin. It's super dry where I live and especially this time of year so this is one that I may just have to try. Thanks so much for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteI love it. I'm doing it tomorrow night. I'm totally sick and this will make me happy. Love'
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This is my first time living in a cold climate, so I am experiencing this dry skin thing. I might have to give the oatmeal mask a go!
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Thanks - this is a great simple mask!
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I really want to try this!
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I will try this over the weekend!!!
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I'm now going to look for oatmeal and honey in the kitchen cupboards. Great tip!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds great and super easy to make!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the don't used flavored oatmeal tip- I would be the one to do something like that!
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I love that you can use this on the body, too. My legs are SO dry right now- I think I'll put this scrub to good use!
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I will definitely be trying this.
ReplyDeleteAck....the kids and I have some sort of itchiness during the winter:( Hate it!
ReplyDeleteReally cool recipe and mask i want ty for exfoliate my face :)
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My mom always used this as a scrub in the shower (I imagine she still does).
ReplyDeleteooo, totally favoriting this one because i have horrible, lizard-like dry skin the the winter! i'm also an eczema sufferer so this mask couldn't come at a better time. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat DIY. have a great week
ReplyDeleteMy skins gets so dry in the winter. It is a constant battle. I will have to give this a try.
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i love at home facials!
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Need to try this on the body for sure. Such dry skin this year!
ReplyDeleteI might have to try this on my legs--I get little red bumps that itch all the time so maybe this would help!
ReplyDeleteDoes this help get rid of acne ?
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