Hi I just wanted to jump on here and mention a few things. Everyones skin is different, some have very sensitive skin and some have more forgiving skin, some oily, some dry, people have allergies, some of the ingredients mentioned work great with certain people and some simply do not. I personally use all products mentioned in my skin care routine, and i have been using them for years, I do not use store bought products *at all* . I do not have acne and I am not prone to break outs or clogged pores and those who experience these things obviously need to use products suited to their skin. Research your skin type, do patch tests, as you would with ANYTHING YOU PUT ON YOUR SKIN. I have been putting coconut oil on my face for like, my whole life, but a lot of people say it makes them break out- sure, not everybody is the same. I'm not a dermatologist, just a gal tryna inspire w/ some creativity and fun. Informative and respectful comments are welcome and appreciated as always 💕
I love how you have a short intro, and then just get straight into the video! Lots of youtubers have like a 2 minute intro and then get started so you are awesomeeeee
for how long can you store these products? I would love to make some of them but I'm just wondering if I can make a batch for 1 or 2 months or if I have to make smaller ones every week.
I'm no expert, however it should be good for a few months as long as its sealed in a cool dry place. If it starts to smell weird or go moldy then don't use it though (obviously).
Please anyone watching this don't put coconut oil on your face it will clog your pores and please please i cant stress this enough DONT put honey or suger on your face it is really bad for acne and will just make it but green tea is really good for DRINKING if you want your skin to glow please understand i am not hating i thought the video was really good but you can tell she doesn't know what she is doing she's just google it I'm not saying this to hate on her channel i think its amazing shes doing really well but I'm just trying to help you guys and please dont put lemon on your face
This isn’t exactly “witchy” but you can add sigils to the jars, enchant the final product with a simple spell to give it even more of power or you charge them by the moon.
Coconut oil is just such a large molecule that it just clogs pores. Avocado or especially rose hip oil have so many vitamins that can be absorbed by the skin and the molecules are small enough that they don’t clog pores!
A couple thing. I am not a dermatologist or professional at making makeup i have done my research, a lot of it. The honey mask will be awesome on the rest of your body but avoid the face with it! Its great if you opt out the brown sugar as sugar isnt good for the skin on your face, it causes micro tears in the skin. Anything rough or grainy isnt good for your face. The lips are different so sugar scrubs are great for lips. For the face toner you need a perservative or it can grow bacteria, persevatives dont have to be expensive or hard id suggest doing some research. Also for your face scrubs make sure your hands arent wet when you grab some of the scrub because water exposure can cause bacteria growth. These are amazing diys just please be careful making them.
Sugar particles do not cause microtears on your face, since they're not rough or pointy, but coffe is, so it is not recomended to be used on your face anyways.
To piggyback off of this: ANYTHING that is introduced to water will go bad very quickly and can potentially irritate the skin. This includes used coffee grounds. You should really use what you make in that session and remix as needed. If you have a tad more, keep it in the fridge. Don't keep your mix for more than a couple of days as it has no preservatives in it. Also, the honey is only appropriate to use on your face if it's RAW, UNFILTERED honey or Manuka Honey. Anything else is not good for your skin...* I'm lookin' at you, cute little honey bear bottle * Coconut Oil is excellent when it works for you. If you are acne-prone, you risk breakouts with it if you don't do an extra cleanse afterward. It's really not the best oil for acne-prone skin. A great switch if you are acne-prone or straight up allergic to coconut oil is Babassu Oil. The texture is the same and it actually has even more properties for skincare than coconut oil. It's also not as rich so you don't have to have dry skin to benefit from it.
princess ismay honey is great for face! Just use without the sugar 😊 I am a make up artist! And lil tip Charlie Theron uses it in the Bath! Manuka is best 👍👍👍😘😘
I do understand that everyone's skin is different. But lemon juice really shouldn't be being applied topically to the skin regardless of whether your skin reacts to it or not. Not seeing damage doesn't mean damage is not happening. The rest of the ingredients I can kinda shrug about due to everyone's skin being different. But lemon juice is not for anyone's skin. Even if your skin isn't sensitive. It is too acidic for anyone's skin.
RiRiSmi THANK YOU 👏 People can’t seem to grasp the idea that just because something works in the short term, doesn’t mean there’s going to be no long term damage. People need to trust dermatologists more.
Johanne Karlsen Citrus oils are actually really irritating and sensitizing to the skin. You can still burn yourself or irritate your skin so it become swelled and red. Citrus oils are never something you should put on your face.
@Claire Sterling because any kind of oil can clogg your pores especially if you have acne prone skin and lemon has Citric acid that can dry out and irritate your skin
Julieanna Marie actually putting oil on oily skin can really help heal it. I have extremely oil skin and I put almond oil on my face and it completely helps my acne clear up.
just a quick tip, when using coffee grounds, you need to dry them or they will go mouldy. just pop it into the oven on a low heat until they are slightly lighter and dry, or put it outside on a warm sunny day! xxx💕💫
As someone allergic to cinnamon I can confirm cinnamon makes your lips look plumper. Okay sorry mean joke, but all jokes aside I love these recipes and will try out a few of them (especially the coffee one)
Please don’t! Honey doesn’t do anything special: You’re better off with a formulated cleanser and moisturizer. Cinnamon is too acidic, lemon is too acidic, sugar and coffee grounds are too rough. Vitamin E can give you dark spots and skin discoloration, Geranium is an essential oil and is toxic to us and lavender is too much of an irritant to be applied to skin. Coconut oil clogs pores and is a terrible moisturizer.
This needs to be pinned! - Honey doesn’t do anything special: You’re better off with a formulated cleanser and moisturizer. Cinnamon is too acidic, lemon is too acidic, sugar and coffee grounds are too rough. Vitamin E can give you dark spots and skin discoloration, Geranium is an essential oil and is toxic to us and lavender is too much of an irritant to be applied to skin. Coconut oil clogs pores and is a terrible moisturizer. Lemom has a pH of 2.0 and our skin has a pH of 5~6. It will make your mucus membranes weak and frail and you will burn in the sun. DIY skin care is dangerous!
@@maripontarolic2207 skin care is natural. salicylic acid is formulated from and found in white willow. hylaronic acid is your skins natural hydrating chemical, naicinamide is literally vitamin b2, caffine is used to depuff, ect. most, if not all ingredients you can find in a brand worth their salt is all natural, whether synthesized in a lab or not it exists in nature. and frankly better for your skin because its actually formulated. for. your. skin. do not diy the care you put towards your body's largest organ. do not.
While I don't know if anything else you have said is accurate or not, there is one thing you said that IS inaccurate. MOST essential oils are extremely hard on the skin (especially those in the mint family) if used without some sort of carrier, be it alcohol, oils, or water (I have even seen people use a raw egg as their carrier with a few drops of an eo). They can leave burns on the skin from how concentrated they are, and that is a competely valid worry if you're thinking about handling them barehanded. But there are two essential oils that can be used straight on the skin as long as they're the genuine article (has the scientific name, the means of extraction, and country of origin on the bottle with no additives) - lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) and tee tree (Melaleuca alternifolia). Straight lavender essential oil can be put directly on fresh burns (speaking from experience here) to speed up the healing process, and while it doesn't soothe the pain it does also help lower the visibility of scarring.
i just took off a tumeric mask with both of them ingredients and im sooo red. then i come across this comment. follow her avice you guys trust me im hiding in my room because i look scary red
For those wondering what to use other than a physical exfoliants i will reposts a reply i put under this video: Physical exfoliants in general are bad even when it seems relatively gentle. A better option is chemical exfoliants (don’t be scared of the word chemical) which are healthy gentle exfoliants that will break down dead skin and gunk at a much deeper level than even physical exfoliants do at a much gentler level. There are a broad range of diff chemical exfoliants some are more gentle than others so you can pick one that’s best suited for your skin do some research!! the results will be more subtle than physical exfoliants(because obvs when ur literally tearing a layer of ur skin off it’s going to feel super smooth) but overtime u will see the harsh results of using physical exfoliants. The only physical exfoliant that i would recommend would be the aztec clay mask which I really like after you use the mask just gently allow for the water to rinse it off with slight help of ur hand to get excess off for slight exfoliation. I hope this helps ALSO i recommend the brand : The Ordinary they hve incredibly CHEAP ass products im talking under 10 for practically all their skin care they are a clean brand, fragrance free, and extremely transparent with all of their ingredients.
Cute ideas but in reality the lip scrub and the toner are the only things not to have qualms over. The bath salt is fine as a bath salt but DO NOT I repeat DO NOT steam your face with this. Do not breath it in, do not get it in your eye, dont put it on your face. Just an over all bad idea (you can however steam your face with the featured toner). All of the face products here are pretty bad for the face but some are okay for the skin on the body (the particles from the seasoning [for lack of a better word] are too abrasive for the skin on the face and will cause micro tears which results in early aging of the skin [unnoticeable at first but it catches up quick]). DO NOT PUT LEMON JUICE ON YOUR SKIN IN ANY SHAPE OR FORM (as this will strip your skin and is corrosive as well as ruin the ph or your skin. Remember that something made 5 min in the kitchen cant beat something that was produced and tested in a lab and was made specifically for your skin. You can replace some of these homemade products with storebought one's (cerave and simple are two skincare brands that are affordable and efficient, they are also well like among dermatologists). If you still want to try a jomemade recipe be sure to talk to a dermatologist or at the very least your practitioner/doctor. Much love and best of luck!
@drosera it's a relief to have someone who can educate us about these kinds of things. i feel like people rely on these risky DIYs due to the costs of proper skincare. if anyone reading this is in this situation, don't mess with potentially harmful DIYs. the tiring and extensive search after a cheap yet effective skincare brands pays off in the long run.
One of my favorite video, I like the fact that you describe how each ingredients work ( i'm a baby witch and it's really helpful), i really loved this video so thank you very much lovely
@@herosdiaryyy don't listen to Ravenn- people can call themselves what they want and people have been calling themselves baby witches for years. Everything is going to be "new age", things can't stay old forever 🙄
Please don't use coconut oil or lemon juice on your face coconut oil makes your face more oily and clogs pores(so do essential oils), using lemon on your face is too acidic which is bad for the top barrier for your skin on your face and can cause sun damage because of the weakness of skin. Those are just some of the reasons why you shouldn't use those products on your face. Also don't rub too long or too rough on your face for the scrubs and only use them 2 to 3 times a week.
@@jule3639 Well white sugar is known to be more harsh than brown sugar So with skincare DIYs when they have sugar they say it's better to use brown than white sugar but it probably is harsh but not as bad for different people As skin types can vary and some may have very sensitive skin so ig you're right
MeMe P. Yeah I mean for some ppl it can work and sugar is probably the best physical exfoliating ingredient but also the fact that she but lemon in it ahhh
@@jule3639 oh I see what you mean about the lemon but I've grown up with people who'd rub a literal lemon on their face so it can't be that bad but they wouldn't put an exfoliant on so it would just be alot of acid on their face which would probably dry their oily skin so not for everyone But yeah if it's really harsh plus lemon bad combo somewhat Oh they'd also rub tomatoes on their face as well
I’m glad that ur skin feels softer but you should either be very gentle with it or not use it because it can be very harsh on your skin, however it would be better as a scrub for the rest of your body.
Megan Nguyen make as much as you’ll need in one sitting. The oil and sugar is perfect for bacterial growth like mold. Though the lemon juice might help preserve it for a day or so, lemon juice is never recommended to put on your skin so you should skip that step, so I’m reality a mixture of oil and sugars should last you one use. Don’t make more and use it next week. That’ll be horrible. If you need more information i recommend this RU-vidr Kenna, she reviewed Bella Thorne’s skin care routine and her scrub was pretty much the same thing and she explained how long you should keep a scrub like that.
Macca powder is amazzing for hormonal Acne babe, I can't stand the taste so I just purchased some macca tablets so easy to take and same benefits 💕 🌟 hope this helps xx
IMPORTANT: Omg!! Everyone BE CAREFUL for the first one don't dare put cinnamon on your face!!! If you think it's a good scrub it NOT use salt instead!!! I actually made a honey and cinnamon mask and it made my face burn and red after only applying it for a minute and now I have pimples and a red face. Please don't destroy your face. Sure it might not do anything for some people but don't take that risk!! Keep your skin healthy!! Also pls like so more ppl can notice this!
I’m going to have so much fun making this I’m only a 10-year-old and I love making stuff. My mum is a therapist so she often makes things like this and I’m really excited to be able to make stuff like this as well
lifeonpaper7 it will last quiet a long time as long as you keep it in an airtight jar, after a while the honey and coconut oil will begin to solidify a bit, so you may have to stick it back into the microwave for 10 secs
NONONO!!!!!!!! sugar and coffee are way too harsh on your face, lemon is extremely acidic, will fuck up your skin, essential oils are too concentrated and can damage your skin too, please leave this diy thing to people who actually know what they're doing and stop false educating people who know nothing about certain ingredients.
never. i mean NEVER DIY skin care. skin care is physical, its medical, its not metaphysical. you should only ever be using products designed by and formulated by professionals in the field when it comes to taking care of the /largest organ that is part of your body/. i do not care if you have "good results", don't diy and dont tell others your diy recipes. it perpetuates a harmful behaviour and is actively detrimental.
Don't use coconut oil or coffee or essential oils on your face. The problem with DIY skincare is that it's does not have preservation while it can be all fun it's just messy and problematic. First, coconut oil clogged the pores which cause breakouts. Secondly, coffee grounds are tiny little shards which can tear your epidermist on your skin, sugar is okay as it breakdown with water but coffee grounds does not but I'm also not a huge fan of sugar scrub. Thirdly, if you have a very sensitive skin don't put essential oils and lemon juice on your face that will further irrtate the skin, I'm telling you guys from experience, I used to do all these DIY scrubs, facemask, but it doesn't really benefit me that much instead it break me out more cause I was using coconut oil, then I came across one of Hyram video and guys, I learn so much, not natural is always best, sometimes it does more harm. And not all chemicals are dangerous, watch his videos, he save my skin. But if you say DIY and natural is your thing and think it works for you then keep going, it's your skin and it's your choice, but just telling you guys from my experience.
if you are making a serum with essential oils make sure to store them in an amber bottle and not a clear one as most essential oils can lose their benefits due to light exposure hence why they come in amber bottles.
For toner I use homemade diy neem basil toner,. I use face pack for turmeric, neem, basil leaves, curd, wheat flour I mix all in grinder and I use it. I use beetroot& honey lip balm, I made two type of scrub also. I diye everything in home. And it really works.
Just be careful where you get your mica powder from as a majority of companies use illegal child slave labour. Make sure you research the company that you can get it from depending where you live or if they can send it to you via post😊. Lovely recipes, I need the scrub rn😂😂
Amazing but for the face mask it’s harsh for the skin i suggest using this 3 times a week as an exfoliant and for everyday use white eggs,honey, corn flour, cucumber, banana, banana peel and some lemon and for the lipscrub use more cinnamon than sugar
Because us witches do crafts. We do this for our bath rituals. Go research witchcraft and you will see. A lot of RU-vid videos to help. @Magical Crafting @The Witch Of Wonderlust @The Green Witch Etc, theres so many
After all, a tip for best skin is not by applying products on the outer side But to eat healthy and to get our digestive tracks proper abd regular and to keep our body clean and exfoliated from the inside to remove waste regularly from the body This will make our skin look healthy and glowing from the inside as well as outside And products and cosmetics must be used just to make sure that dirt and germs are removed only
Mrs Mendes yes, it’s def not for everyone. Coconut oil makes my skin clogged and poop smelling (no joke. A fresh newborn poop 💩). Also sugar can disturb PH of skin or vagina so I would be careful with it around intimate areas and when added to bath
Don't use lemon and coconut oil on your face. I don't know why people still use these things. There are so many videos out there where experts explain why you should avoid using these ingredients. These ingredients could harm your skin in long run. Don't make videos like this just so you can get some views with few knowledge about the ingredients. People who watches your video thinks this is good and start using it. These DIY bs videos are getting out of control
I have seen your video and tbh it’s good But coconut oil is not good for acne skin as it will cause breakout Instead I used olive oil For honey mask ,brown sugar is not good for skin as it will tear the upper layer Hope you understand
Im a pharmacist, I dont mean to be offensive, but those "natural" remedies arent always the best option, bcs we have to be as germ free as possible in terms of putting things on our face and we cant make sure leaf or flowers etc are sterile or not , and they most likely wont give the effect we want because they have the chemical properties but not enhanced enough to pentrate into our skin to create the effect, and with natural remedies we cant control the dosage of the chemical contain that we use (example : lemon acid helps exfoliate our skin in certain amount, but too much of it will cause irritattion and inflamation), use the remedies in moderation, stop right away and go to doctor if you find allergic reaction, hope this can help. :)
This is amazing! I wonder where to buy dried rose buds, but I would love to make the face toner and facial serum. They look amazing! Thanks for the video :3
JannaEXE you can get dried rose buds that are meant for tea! they typically come in glass jars. They always have them at asian markets in the tea section!
Coconuct oil is not great for the face, specially if you have an oily face, since it is comedogenic. It means coconut oil can't penetrate the pores and actually can suffocate your skin and will clog your pores because it sits on top of the skin.
The "honey face mask" is a good exfoliant for your body, especially before shaving, but don’t use it on your face. The coconut oil will clog your pores, the lemon juice is too acidic for your face and the cinnamon is bad for people with sensitive skin as it’ll make you get rashes and redness (I thought my skin wasn’t sensitive but I used this cinnamon mask thing in my hair once and it got onto my forehead and made it red and itchy for days). Also, the brown sugar, or any sugar in general, is too harsh and exfoliating for your skin, especially sensitive skin. But you can use this scrub on your lips since it will exfoliate the dryness away. Only use once a week though or your lips will become sensitive. P.s : I’m not a dermatologist but I really want to be one when I’m older since it’s my dream job and I love biology and skincare :)
