Hi guys! It’s Bee from Beauty2poin0 and this is my FIRST video. 
This mask is mainly for people who want quick skin brightening results. You should use this mask once or twice a week. Got questions or concerns? Message me or leave a comment!
xo,
Bee
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This is my FAVOURITE home made mask. I have used this mask for so long. When my skin is dry, I use it. When my skin is pimpley, I use it, When my skin feels tired; I use it. Simply because this is such a versatile mask with fantastic skin results to treat dry, acne, sensitive and tired skin.
It smells wonderful and can be kept chilled in a fridge for 5 days.
Hope you guys enjoy this tutorial. Strawberries rock!!
Do not try this mask if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
Much Love,
Bubbi
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Psoriasis is a skin condition that can be somewhat alleviated by removing toxicity, dairy and gluten from the diet. Reduce sugars to help treat psoriasis and eczema with tips from a dietitian and nutritionist in this free video on eating healthy.
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Skin around above and below my eyes serious dry (& flakey sometimes). What is best?
Prone to breakouts, currently I wash with baking soda and follow up with Clean & Clear 3 step. No breakouts, but worried about an eye moisturing cream that might make me breakout
Also, I wear contact lenses if it matters
i had quite bad dry skin under my eyes as well, it turned out to be eczema, if that’s what you have too then normal moisturisers could just make it worse.
you might be best going to your doctor just to check it out, they’ll be able to prescribe the best one
good luck :]
My skin is so itchy and dry from being burnt so far this summer. I have lotions but they don’t help. Is there something that isn’t watery and my skin will actually soak up and take moisture from?
cold water is the best first aid when you burn yourself – 20 minutes under the tap is ideal. NEVER ice or vinegar or milk or butter or mustard or toothpaste or sunscreen or semen or vaseline or tomatoes or vanilla extract or yogurt or sour cream or egg white or lavender oil or cocoa butter or salt or tea or potato or shaving cream or olive oil- not until the skin is fully healed! ignore anyone who advises any of these!
i would advise that you cover the burnt area with sterile paraffin wax or aqueous cream bp. (check the links below and see if you can find a local equivalent)
cover the burnt area in paraffin wax after cleaning and removing any burst blisters – these are just sites of infection and will take longer to heal. wash and reapply every 4-6 hours – cover with cling wrap if you wish to cover with clothes – this will stop your clothes getting covered with paraffin and maintains the burn.
cling wrap alone is ok if you can’t get hold of any paraffin. it also acts as a protective artificial skin – helping retain moisture and protect from further damage and pain. cling wrap is cheap and clean off the roll. in Australia ambulances often use this when someone has been burnt. – please note that cling wrap isn’t always practical, like on your face.
paraffin creates a seal stopping water leaving the body and reduces pain as it protects sensitised nerves. the paraffin imitates the natural oils secreted by the skin. skin cells are better able to multiply and regenerate with this treatment. pain is also helped. make sure you buy plenty of this paraffin – as the burn heals switch to aqueous cream bp.(aqueous cream has a bunch of paraffin in it plus some moisturisers – look out for stuff that also contains sorbolene or glycerine as these help also). following this regime definitely will help your sunburn heal faster and peel less. aloe is good coz it remoisturises but that moisture can be quickly lost as the skin can’t contain fluids- this is a function of healthy skin.
so put aloe on, and then the paraffin on over the top as long as there is no broken skin this works great. if there is broken skin leave out the aloe – just paraffin.
long term treatment to prevent scarring or loss of function due to contractures(as skin heals it can tighten reducing how much you can move – a skin graft is necessary to repair this). daily moisturiser, daily stretches – talk to a physio, pressure bandages like tubigrip, massaging the scar. this all reduce/flatten the scar and minimise the need for further treatment/surgery.
http://www.doorone.com.au/xGS-Aqueous_Cream~NS-1~linkin_id-8009837
http://www.pharmacyonline.com.au/david-craig-paraffin-400g-p-1831.html
hope this helps – let me know how you go and what similar brands/alternatives are available in your area
email if you still have questions – send photos feedingthedogcustard@hotmail.com
finally if you are really worried go to a hospital that has a burns unit or plastic surgeons.
I’ve tried most of the moisturizers out there, but none seem to work. When my skin becomes dry, it tends to be flaky. Also, if I find greasy moisturizers, my skin tends to break out, and then I have to use acne cream which makes my skin even drier and more sensitive.
I also have bery sensitive skin. I will use Eucerin if I have too but what I really like is Aveeno.
