From lemon juice to olive oil: Why YOU Do Not Have to Do House masks

Have I ever done house masks myself before? Yes, I did, in my darkest times. Have I seen any results? I don't mean shit, but never. This is because most of the good “components” for the skin (which can be obtained from a certain food) are not in the right percentage to be useful in the skin.

For example: In lemon juice, there is 20,000 percent of the nicotine, and for the skin to benefit nicotine benefits, it needs to take it into concentration 2-10%. Besides, not only do most not function but they also damage the skin. Consider some examples:

Bread soda ) High potential frustration component. Because of the alkaline nature, the soda of bread destroys the pH* of the skin and destroys the delicate balances that enzymes create in the skin, the flora of healthy skin bacteria, and the acidic cloak that serves as a protective barrier.

pH “hydrogen potential” in chemistry refers to acidity or base in a water solution. Skin pH is usually 5.5, a little acid.

Lemon juice It has very low pH and has in its compound photosholics (psoralens, branocoumaris) that in the presence of the sun cause frightening irritability, burning, and so on. It contains low levels of axorbiic acid and niacine and because they are not in the right concentrations, the skin cannot get any advantage of them while containing high cytric acid that can cause irritation. Also, because of low lemon pH, it can cause depimented skin stains (chemical leukemia).

Cinnamon High potential frustration component. It can cause and allergies in some skin and in others cause skin burns. This, because of phea, which breaks the natural pH of skin, damages the barrier and moves the skin to lose its moisture.

Olive oil Will olive oil burn you? No. Is It a Fine Choice for Your Skin? No. Olive oil enters oils with heavy consistency. This means that it has high potential to block the ports, and because of its consistency, it becomes a suitable environment for bacteria that, apart from black spots, can cause acne.

Sugar Using sugar as a scar for facial skin may not be the smartest choice you can make. This is because sugar particles are in various forms (copa, Maya, angles) that can cause micro-share skin (may not and may not be seen with the naked eye) and therefore, the skin barrier is damaged, irritability, rashation, hyperpagmentation, signs and inflammation. This is also true of screbes bought with sugar content or other lumps shaped like coffee, nutches. Also, with scrabs, fierce by the forces of friction on the skin, the skin receives a pull, which later translates into thin stripes until it deepens over time into wrinkles.