Skip to main content

Beauty Benefits of Mint or Mint beauty secrets

By Mamta
Mint is used for culinary purposes to add an captivating aroma to your food, all over the world. But Mint has much more to offer than these qualities. Mint is bursting with lots of benefits of you skin and hair too. Rich in menthol and anti-bacterial properties, mint  is a precious gift of mother nature which is bestowed upon us.   Being a herb loaded with innumerable beauty benefits, mint is used in various cleanser, toner, astringent and moisturizer. This article brings you the miraculous beauty uses of mint. Find out how to use mint in your day to day beauty routine. 
  
Beauty Benefits of Mint or Mint beauty secrets 


Cleanses and Tightens the Skin  
The application of a combo of crushed mint leaves and honey cleanses and tightens the skin pores completely; thus, giving you fresh and oil-free skin. 
  

Cures Acne 

Mint is helpful in treating the inflammation due to the presence of salicylic acid in it. Mint oil is a natural astringent. Rub mint oil on your face to prevent pimples and acne from popping up. Salicylic acid in mint loosens up the dead skin cells, allowing them to shed easier. As a result, it prevents your pores from clogging up and gives you a clear face. 
  
Mint hair mask 

Apply mint oil on your hair to get rid of  lice because mint acts as a natural repellent of insects. You can try this recipe 3-4 times a week for best results. 


Remove Acne Marks 
 Add mint juice to fuller's earth and tomato juice, then dab on your pimples thoroughly. This minty  recipe helps in clearing  acne marks also.
(read more: Home remedies for Acne and Acne Scars)
  
 
Reduces Hair Loss 

Peppermint works as a good stimulator for your scalp and enhances hair growth. It is laden with menthol and anti-bacterial properties, which make it nourishing hair rinse for your tresses. It improves the blood flow to hair roots, thereby making them voluminous. 
  (read more: Effective home remedies to fight Hair loss)



Treats Greasy Skin  
Methanol in peppermint is used to treat oily and greasy skin. It lowers the secretion of oil from the sebaceous glands. It, in turn, helps you get an oil-free and flawless skin. 
 (read more: Beauty tips for Oily Skin)
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Latest Designer Saree with designer blouse

By Mamta
Latest Designer Saree with designer blouse Buy Now @ Amazon Set Content: Saree With Blouse Piece In The Box: 2 Saree:: 2 Blouse Piece, Saree Fabrics: Georgette (5.50M), Blouse Piece: Dhupion And Russell Net (0.80M) There Might Be Minor Colour Variation Between Actual Product And Image Shown On Screen Due To Lighting On The Photography. Ethnic Fancy Wedding Party Wear Sari Collection Daily. Life Style: Party Wear, Occasion Wear, Festival Wear.Dry Clean For Better Results. Light Ironing The Product After Each Wash Will Give The New Feel Always. As Good As New Always. Wash Care: Dry Clean Or Hand Wash In Cold Water.
Post a Comment
Read more

Best Home Remedies for Joint Pain or Arthritis

By Mamta
Aching joints are among the most common health complaints, and they can happen for reasons too numerous to count. If you, like me, suffer from the occasional twinge in the knee or feel your elbows demanding some TLC after hours of slogging at the desk, I have some advice that will bring you relief. I have tried each one of these, and felt better each time. The good news is, these remedies require very little effort, and yield great results.   Best Home Remedies for Joint Pain or A rthritis Munch on Fenugreek seeds : my grandmother’s favorite remedy for joint ache. She would soak a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds in clean water overnight. In the morning, she would drain off the water and munch on the seeds. They taste slightly bitter to begin with, then slowly and pleasantly sweeten as you chew. According to ancient Indian healers, fenugreek is “warm” in nature, which makes it helpful in healing your joints.   Hot and cold Pack   For immediat...
Post a Comment
Read more

Is it safe to eat soft-boiled or raw eggs during pregnancy?

By
Raw or under cooked eggs can carry harmful organisms such as E.Coli and Salmonella, which in turn can infect a pregnant women during pregnancy leading to an intestinal infection. Soft-boiled or raw eggs may carry salmonella bacteria. So while you're pregnant, you may want to cook eggs until both the yolk and white are solid. This destroys salmonella bacteria and makes the eggs safe to eat. Salmonella poisoning is unlikely to harm your baby, but it can be very unpleasant for you and lead to: ·        severe vomiting and  diarrhea ·        abdominal pain ·        a headache ·        a high temperature Guidelines to Use Eggs While Pregnancy These guidelines will help you to cook eggs in ways that will reduce your risks: ·        boil a medium-sized egg for at least seven minutes ·  ...
Post a Comment
Read more