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Soft Skin Mask


SOFT SKIN MASK

Mix cucumber juice (1 cup), hot water (1 cup), ¼ tsp. of boric acid powder, ¼ cup of glycerine and 1 tsp. of benzene tincture (available at allelopathic  medicine store). Apply on the skin, rub and sponge. It will make the skin soft.

Barley: Mix ½ cup barley flour, 1 tsp. cream and the juice of half a lemon. Add a little water and prepare a paste. Smear the face and neck with it and wash off after 15 minutes. Do it regularly. The face will become beautiful and the skin will begin to glow.

Long cucumber: Its juice cleanses the skin. It removes spots and copper coloured marks from the face. If you have pimples, drink long cucumber juice daily. Rub the face with it and wash with water. It will cleanse the oily skin.

Spots and Marks on the Face: (1) Take a cup of cucumber juice daily. Apply the juice on the face and wash when it is dry. It will remove all types of spots, marks, freckles and marks of pimples except those of small-pox and beautify the face.

(2) To enhance the glow of the face, mix a tsp. of cucumber juice with 5 drop of lemon and a pinch of turmeric powder. Apply this mixture on the face and neck and rub well. Wash off after half an hour and wipe with a towel. This treatment brings elegance to the face.
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