Who says skincare needs to be expensive? If you have patience and a well-stocked pantry pamper yourself with these tempting at-home skin treatments.

Salad-Inspired Skincare

These skin-saving ingredients are good enough to eat!

Apple Cider Vinegar

This wonder tonic is skincare workhorse! It promotes blood circulation for a rosy complexion and contains antiseptic properties that help prevent infection and inflammation. Further, vinegar regulates the skin`s PH necessary for strong barrier function.

How To: Use Apple cider Vinegar like a toner. If it`s too strong, dilute it with distilled water.

Combat Dry Skin with Avocado

The fatty acids found in Avocados can do wonders for dry, parched skin.

How To: Mash the contents of one avocado and smooth it onto your face. Relax and rinse off after 20 minutes.

Tomato Juice Toner

If your skin feels and looks like it`s been hit by an oil slick, try a take the tomato juice out of the fridge. Naturally acid tomato juice balances the skin`s PH and alleviates oily conditions.

How To: Apply the liquid like a toner to the oily areas on your face. Since this isn`t a mask, you don`t need to let it penetrate your skin. Rinse off immediately after using.

Olive Oil Moisturizer

No wonder Italian women have such glowing skin! Not only is the "healthy fat" found in olives good for your heart, it does wonders for your complexion. Plain old olive oil heals and moisturizes with squalene.

How To: First of all, use a high-quality extra virgin olive oil. Apply a few drops to your hands and rub together to warm. Then apply to the dry areas on your skin, using a pressing motion.

Now, it’s time for a Dessert that’s Actually Good for You…

Anti-Aging Honey Mask

This sweet and sticky facial treatment is a quick way to soften and hydrate rough skin. All-natural honey has been used for its beautifying properties since antiquity and is a key component in a wide range of commercially manufactured haircare and skincare products. Honey is a natural humectant and contains potent antioxidants. So, not only does it attract and retain moisture, it helps fight skin-killing free radicals. Honey is also antimicrobal, which means that it inhibits the growth of bacteria. Therefore, it`s safe and non-drying option for sensitive and acne-prone skin.

How To: Use plain, non-flavored honey at room temperature. Apply a thick amount to your skin (including neck and upper décolleté). Avoid eyebrows and hairline. Relax for 10 to 20 minutes. Remove honey with a warm washcloth.

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