Beauty from the pantry

Rich in protein, eggs and strengthen weak damaged hair and give it shine. Mix the egg, two tablespoons of coconut and two tablespoons of sesame oil. Apply the mixture to dry hair, wrap head with hot wet towel and allow to operate five to ten minutes. Rub threads and wash your hair.
Milk soothes and softens dry and sensitive skin while gently removing dead skin cells and moisturizes. In the bath, add seven pounds of milk. You will receive an excellent alternative to the effervescent salts and peels that fits even very sensitive skin. If you want to smell nice bath, add 15 drops of lavender essential oil.
Nuts are great for exfoliating the hands and feet. In a blender on the slowest speed, mix a quarter cup of walnuts, half a cup of olive oil and a tablespoon of honey and get a great mixture of exfoliation and moisturizing.
Yeast and hops from the dark beers give inanimate hair volume and shine. After you've washed your hair with shampoo, pour a glass of beer and then briefly with clean water.
Oatmeal soothes and softens skin. Beta-glucans and fiber on the skin surface creates a thin film that is hydrated. In moist towel put a handful of oatmeal, tie or rubber band it, immerse in a bowl filled with warm water and mash a few times. When the water becomes cloudy, spray the face with it and let it dry.
Avocado oil nourishes the skin giving it moisture and vitamins A, C and E protect it from further damage. Mix equal amounts of avocado and evening primrose oil. On cleansed face, massage for five or six drops, and then hold face covered with minute warm towel to help the oil penetrate.
The high concentration of acid in apple vinegar help acne-prone skin. In a kettle put a handful of parsley and drizzle with half a cup of boiled water. Leave for ten minutes, then remove the parsley. When cool, add a glass of apple vinegar and four drops of tea tree. Pour liquid into a glass with the spray, shake well and spray clean the face to prevent the emergence of bacteria that cause acne. Keep the mixture refrigerated.
Orange remove dead skin cells from heels, knees and elbows.Orange in half and squeeze juice of one half of the container. Add a quarter cup of sugar and half cup of olive oil and mix everything in a rich moisturizing exfoliation. Knees, elbows and other areas of dry and rough skin rub the prepared mixture. Then rinse with lukewarm water.