Most of us use facial sprays for the instant freshness and cleanup that it provides. They rejuvenate your skin and keep your skin hydrated. I have been using the FabIndia Bitter Orange Sprayall these days, religiously. In a few weeks, the summer temperatures are going to rise high. So, I would like to share a cool DIY. I made a mid-year resolution, that I will eat two servings of fruits a day and oranges were included in one of the servings. I had collected the peels to make the orange peel powder, but I was lazy to get them dried up. So, I decided to make a spray with no chemicals to cool my skin during summers.
Now, the color of the water looks yellowish with the orange essence. To this water, add a few drops of glycerin. I have skipped adding essential oil, as it will make my skin oilier.
Let the water cool by itself. Transfer it to a clean spritz bottle. The spray is ready. You can refrigerate and use it.
If you want to have a little flowery fragrance, you can add rose petals or jasmine flowers to the boiling water.
You have your own homemade orange facial spray. The orange peels are equally rich in nutrients as an orange fruit.
There are loads of benefits of using the orange peels.
Helps in reducing sun tan.
Reduces blemishes.
Gives a healthy glow to the skin.
Boon to oily skin, helps to control oil secretion.
Gives a cooling effect to thirsty skin.
So girls, don’t throw away the orange peels. Eat the fruit, save the peels and make your facial spray and enjoy the goodness of orange extracts.
You may also make the orange peel powder and store it and to make the face spray, just mix it to boiling water and adds drops of glycerin. The orange powder would come in handy when the fruit is easily not available.
I hope this was helpful. Take care, see you soon with another DIY tutorial.
Strain the oil and use it as a facial oil or massage oil. Orange peel oil may have antioxidant and antibacterial properties. Boil dried orange peels in water to create an orange peel-infused water.
Oranges help to lighten dark spots, acne scars, and uneven skin tone and leave your skin feeling clean, clear, and healthy. If you're dealing with irritated, sensitive skin, including orange in skin care can be your go-to solution.
For this mist, mix one tablespoon of aloe vera gel with one teaspoon of melted coconut oil and a quarter cup of water. Add a dash of witch hazel, frankincense essential oil, or tea tree oil for more of a soothing sensation. Shake well each time before using.
Keep this pack for 15-20 minutes and wash off with lukewarm water. This pack is effective in reducing any inflammation on your face and moisturizes your skin well. Yes, enjoy pulpy oranges daily and apply orange peel powder packs to your skin for its numerous benefits on a regular basis.
Oranges have exfoliating properties to help renew and slough off dead skin cells. Oranges can also help unclog pores when used as a scrub or in serum form. Using orange in skin care regularly can even help fight sun damage.
Orange's citric acid can dry out the acne and control oil. Regular use will give you the best effects. Tip: Grind the peel and make it a face mask with water. You can also enjoy orange juice on skin benefits in the heat of summer with a few drops on cotton pads.
Orange juice and other citrus fruits are quite acidic. While vitamin c and some citrus is used in popular skincare, you must understand its diluted and buffered to be safe for your skin. The acid level of pure citrus can cause skin irritation, dryness, and damage.
Orange peels are a superb skincare ingredient for acne-prone skin. They house key minerals like calcium, potassium and magnesium that promote youthful glow and smooth appearance. The peels can also renew dead cells and moisturize the skin.
Hyaluronic acid, often abbreviated as HA, is a naturally occurring molecule found in the skin, joints, and connective tissues. It is renowned for its exceptional ability to attract and retain moisture, making it a superstar ingredient in the world of skincare.
Orange is known to be rich in vitamin C and natural oil, which is considered a good exfoliator. When you use the orange peel, it helps reduce acne, dark spots and boosts collagen formation.
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