Nutmeg Can Help With Facial Pigmentation Flaws
Did you know that nutmeg benefits for skin include a natural way to tackle dark spots, pigmentation, melasma, and blemishes?
This simple nutmeg-based remedy can work wonders. Nutmeg is packed with properties that can help rejuvenate your skin.
Tools and materials:
- Nutmeg
- Wet stone
- Small bowl
- ½ teaspoon of honey
- Pinch of turmeric
- Warm water
1. Extracting
Take a whole nutmeg and a wet stone. Rub the nutmeg against the stone in a circular motion. This will create an extract.
2. Preparing the mixture
Carefully collect the extract in a small bowl. Add ½ teaspoon of honey and a pinch of turmeric.
These ingredients will enhance the benefits of nutmeg and help create a smooth paste.
Disclaimer: When applied to the skin, turmeric can sometimes cause temporary staining, so please proceed with caution! You may wish to use slightly less turmeric than the recipe recommends.
3. Mixing the ingredients
Mix the ingredients thoroughly. Continue stirring until you achieve a smooth paste.
The turmeric will add an extra glow to your skin, while honey will provide moisturizing benefits.
4. Application
Wash your face before application and remove any product on your skin. Using your fingertips apply the nutmeg paste evenly to your face.
5. Relax and wait
Once you've applied the paste, sit back and relax for about 30 minutes. This will allow the natural goodness of nutmeg, honey, and turmeric to work its magic on your skin.
6. Rinse off
After 30 minutes, gently rinse off the nutmeg mask with lukewarm water.
Use your fingertips to massage your face while rinsing to exfoliate and remove the mask effectively.
Nutmeg benefits for skin
I love this DIY nutmeg remedy. Regular use can yield noticeable results.
Say hello to a brighter, more radiant complexion with the power of nutmeg!
Next, try this skin brightening at home facial with me.
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Will Nutmeg powder work? Will it work without Tumeric?
Did you mean a whetstone? Surely not a wet stone!