This luxurious DIY face mask recipe from the Hello Natural blog uses one unexpected ingredient that’s perfect for starting the New Year with soft, supple skin—champagne. While this bubbly beverage is first and foremost thought of as a celebratory drink and it might seem like an odd thing to work into your skincare routine, the polyphenols in champagne actually help to reduce redness and tighten skin. Other healing ingredients in the simple and easy-to-make DIY face mask include powdered Bentonite clay and either cream or plain yogurt, which also work wonders on the skin on their own. To prepare, these ingredients are blended together before applying to the skin to dry.
Hello Natural also provides a number of other beautifying remedies infused with champagne, such as a bath soak and a sparkling hair rinse.
Champagne Face Masks
This DIY Face Mask is Infused with a Luxurious, Bubbly Beverage
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