
I’ve just learnt about the Aspirin Face Mask. I saw an interview with Allure Magazine Beauty Editor Linda Wells who mentioned it as an inexpensive and more importantly effective face treatment for blemishes which gives great results!
How it Works
If you are looking to try an alternative process to add to your skin care regimen, consider using an aspirin mask. This mask works by disintegrating aspirin and using the remaining material as a mask, and later as an exfoliant.
Since aspirin is a beta-hydroxy acid, a common ingredient that is frequently found in the masks and facial products made by upscale cosmetic companies that come with a hefty price tag, it works fantastically as a way to ensure your skin is healthy, vibrant, and clear.
Even if you have no problem with acne, consider using a mask of aspirin for to condition your skin and keep it looking healthy and youthful.
Aspirin Benefits
Aspirin is great for your skin. Basic function of it is being an analgesic and antipyretic, but more importantly, as far as skin care, it is its anti-inflammatory power. This is important when it comes to treatment of acne and other inlammation processes on the skin.
Aspirin contains acetyl-salicylic acid AKA Beta Hydroxy Acid, widely used in cosmetics as it is able to slough off skin cells thus preventing the clogging of pores.
It is a powerful ingredient that cleanses skin and treats the the cause of acne.
It is pretty cheap and almost everyone has it around the house.
Make Your Own Aspirin Mask
To create an aspirin mask of your own, following these two quick easy steps. Firstly take 3-4 dissovable aspirins and add one teaspoon wam water. You simply drop the tablets into the water and watch them dissolve.
Applying the Mask to Your Face
The second step to making as aspirin mask is to rub the mask on your face. If necessary, you may need to dissolve more aspirins to make enough to cover the entire surface of your face in a thin film.
Once the mask has allowed sitting for about 10 minutes, you should moisten the mask with wet hands and use the remnants of the mask as an exfoliant. This is a great way to remove the excess dirt and grime from your face as well as any dead skin cells that can potentially clog your pores.
Other Ingredients You Can Add
In addition to using just aspirin and water, you may want to add extras like yoghurt or honey to expand the facial quality of your aspirin mask. In addition to the aspirin tablets, mix a dollop of plain yoghurt and honey to the mix and slather the concoction onto your face. In addition to the healing prospects of the honey and aspirin, the yoghurt will soothe and moisturise your skin.
I tried it tonight and I rate it!
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Here’s what I used:
4 Aspro Clear Dissovables
1 tsp Warm Water
1 tsp Organic Honey
Next week I’m going to also add some organic yoghurt for extra moisturising benefits due to my dry skin type.

