DIY Amazing Aloe Face Mask

19 Nov

Written on November 19, 2019

Posted in: Recipes

Written by Molly Miller

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diy aloe vera

Winter is coming. But seriously, if the cold, dry winds of autumn and winter are drying out your face, it's time to put your aloe vera plant to work and moisturize! In addition to your daily moisturizing routine, and avoiding any facial products with alcohol, try this aloe vera face mask! Aloe vera is known to be super soothing and healing on the skin. This in combination with moisturizing hyaluronic acid and yogurt, which contains lactic acid and probiotics, leaves skin feeling moisturized and well-loved!

Ingredients:

1 tablespoon aloe vera gel (fresh or shelf stable)

1 tablespoon plain, unsweetened yogurt

1 pump NOW or Episilk™ Pure HA Serum

1 small jar with lid

Directions:

1. To harvest fresh aloe vera, snip a leaf off your plant, cut down the center and use a spoon to scrape out the gel -- or simply use our ready made aloe gel.

2. Mix aloe vera gel, yogurt, and HA serum in a small bowl with a spoon.

3. Use a facial brush or your fingers to add a thin, even layer of the mask to your freshly washed face.

4. Leave on for 10-20 minutes.

5. Rinse clean and flaunt your fresh face!

If you made more than one batch, feel free to store in your sealed jar in the refrigerator for up to 1 week. We hope you enjoy this aloe vera face mask, and comment below on what kind of Aloe Vera DIY you'd like to see next!

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