How to Get Rid of Black Dots on Your Face

It is not a question of wanting to have a spot free face, everybody wants to look beautiful so clearing the black spots on our face is one of the key factors to put in place in order to achieve this great feet.

Do you want to have smooth and soft skin without spending a lot of money from your budget on beauty products?

We will recommend to try this simple and very effective mask made in your home.

Honey will decrease the pores and will remove the bacteria. Because of this your skin will have more strength, elasticity and freshness.

Baking soda is natural peeling agent that will reduce the skin irritation and will stimulate the blood circulation.

This mask is appropriate for all skin types, and that makes her great.

INGREDIENTS:

One teaspoon baking soda

1/2 teaspoon of honey

a teaspoon of olive oil

PREPARATION:

Mix all the ingredients in separate bowls, then put them together and make homogeneous mixture.

Clean the face and apply the mask. Leave the mask to act for 10 minutes.

Then wash it with warm water.

Use this mask one a week if you want smooth, shiny and beautify skin.

Source: ePostNG.com

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