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DIY Makeup Remover


  • Combine 2 tablespoons of canola oil and one tablespoon of extra-virgin olive oil. Dab a cottonball or tissue into the oil and swipe across your eyes.
  • Combine cucumber juice to a few drops of baby oil. Apply to a washcloth and use to remove dirt and makeup.
  • Mix olive oil and baby oil to remove mascara.
  • Rub lemon peel on skin to remove oil and rejuvenate your skin.
  • Rinse your face every night with raw milk to remove any makeup residue and oil.
  • Mix a spoonful of potato juice with a few drops of lemon juice. Apply to face using a cotton pad to reduce blemishes and dark circles.
  • Combine two tablespoons of wheat flour and enough milk to make a paste. Now you can use it as a facial scrub.
  • Dip a cotton ball in tomato juice and apply it to the skin. Allow to set for 5-10 minutes before rinsing. This will help reduce the appearance of large pores.
  • Combine oatmeal and ground walnuts to create your own exfoliating scrub.
  • Mash a banana with a few drops of milk and apply to the face. Rinse after 10 minutes and your face will feel soft and smooth.
  • Use baby shampoo on a cotton ball to remove waterproof mascara.

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