I love to enjoy a simple and quick oatmeal facial at home and I would like to share the recipe with you.
Oatmeal Facial Recipe:
To enjoy the benefits of oatmeal skin care you will need the following:
~Whole Rolled Oats (not instant oatmeal), found in your health food store
~Blender or Food Processor
Directions: Grind oats in blender or food processor until oats have a fine consistency. Pour into a jar, cover and use as follows.
Oatmeal Facial:
Pour a small amount of ground oatmeal into palm, and add a little water to make a paste. Apply to face and throat and massage onto skin. Rinse and follow up with natural moisturizer.
Here is a treasure that I created in Etsy using the search word Oatmeal.
Oatmeal Facial Recipe:
To enjoy the benefits of oatmeal skin care you will need the following:
~Whole Rolled Oats (not instant oatmeal), found in your health food store
~Blender or Food Processor
Directions: Grind oats in blender or food processor until oats have a fine consistency. Pour into a jar, cover and use as follows.
Oatmeal Facial:
Pour a small amount of ground oatmeal into palm, and add a little water to make a paste. Apply to face and throat and massage onto skin. Rinse and follow up with natural moisturizer.
Here is a treasure that I created in Etsy using the search word Oatmeal.
I have just created a new batch of my Honey Bee Oats & Cinnamon soap. This soap is loaded with oatmeal. This oatmeal soap will remove surface dirt and impurities while providing a very gentle exfoliation, leaving skin smooth, soft, and clean.
I hope that you enjoyed your Holiday weekend as much as I did over the past Thanksgiving weekend. It was awesome to take some time off work and hang out with my family.
Smiles, Paula
This soap looks 'delicious'. I love a soap that gently exfoliates.
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ReplyDeleteOoooh, I NEED this soap, Paula! My skin is ridiculously dry this time of year!
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~Cindy
I love to eat oatmeal for breakfast, too. (I like to toss in a few dark chocolate chips). The honey bee oats and cinnamon soap sounds wonderful. I will definitely try that one!
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ReplyDeleteHow great! Thanks for sharing this over at Cutting Up With Class.
ReplyDeleteSounds great! I used to use a facial scrub with oatmeal and loved it. Thanks for the info and for linking up with us at Cuttin' Up With Class.
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I've never tried oatmeal before, but I kind of want to. THanks for posting this.:)
ReplyDeleteSo simple and I have the right oats! yay!! Your soap sounds delish :) Thanks for linking it up so i could find you :)
ReplyDeleteloving the oatmeal, we call it porridge oats here in the UK. Also read that its good used in the bath as a water softener! Bet your soap is good it sure looks it.
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Hi Paula, Thank you for the facial recipe! I've used oatmeal only for my muesli yet.
ReplyDeleteYour soaps look fantastic as always. I'm sure they have a wonderful scent too.
Have a great week!
Hugs,
Julia
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