Hand mask at home

• warming up;

• protection from external influences;

• relaxation and peace, because with such a mask really nothing can be done.

• moisturizing;

• food;

• vitamins and antioxidants;

• soothing ingredients;

• Sun protection.

Regular home spa treatments for hands are a very good idea. Without exaggeration: pleasant with useful.

• Hydrofixator: glycerin, aloe, plant extracts, hyaluronic acid (in ready-made creams).

• Oils: all vegetable in any combination, because each has its own unique set of fatty acids that are good for the skin.

• Decoctions or plant extracts, which soothe the skin, have an antiseptic (tea tree) and regenerating effect, ranging from tea to chamomile, calendula, etc.

• denser;

• elastic;

• soft;

• smooth;

• more protected from wind and frost.

Perhaps, most of all, the skin of the hands suffers in winter in forgetful persons – without gloves.

• forgot to apply SPF cream in the summer;

• do not wear gloves in winter;

• did not apply hand cream after contact with water;

• decided that without gloves it is much better to wash dishes and do household chores;

• we thought that the usual body milk is enough for caring for the hands, but in order to restore the dry skin of the hands, a richer, oily texture is required.

• antioxidants to stimulate skin repair processes;

• fruit acids to renew the skin and fight pigmentation, which, as you know, “loves” the face and hands;

• additional oils, because dryness of the skin increases significantly over the years.

Do not forget about anti-aging hand masks if you often wash dishes, spend a lot of time outside regardless of the weather and your skin needs more intensive care.

By moisturizing the skin, we strengthen its protective functions. It better resists adverse environmental factors.

It is very important to actively strengthen the lipid barrier of the skin with the help of saturated components – fats and waxes. It is no coincidence that paraffin therapy is especially popular in winter.

Apply the cream by massaging each hand from the base of the hand to the fingertips.

• The perfect time for a hand mask is evening. When all household chores are done and after the mask you don’t have to mess around in the water or go out in the cold.

• After applying the mask on your hands, it is better to put on top of polyethylene or cotton gloves for maximum effect. In principle, in this way any hand cream can be turned into a mask.

• Good idea to match the mask with massage hands That is, gently rub each hand from the base of the hand to the fingertips. This will improve blood circulation and help the product to be better absorbed.

• Any masks for hands, except for whitening (against pigmentation), can be done without restrictions even every day. Moisturizing and nourishing hand care cannot be overdone.

• Limiting hand skin care to masks alone (1-2 times a week), even the most super-nourishing ones, is a big mistake. It’s only extra care. Every day after each contact with water, the hands need a cream.

1. 1 teaspoon dried chamomile flowers or chamomile tea bag

2. 1 tablespoon oatmeal

3. 1 tablespoon heavy cream (or sour cream).

1. grind oatmeal into flour;

2. brew chamomile in 2 tablespoons of boiling water;

3. add oatmeal and let the mixture swell;

4. mix with cream or sour cream.

1. 1 tablespoon of glycerin;

2. 1 tablespoon of aloe gel;

3. 1 teaspoon rose water.

1. 1 a tablespoon of honey;

2. 1 tablespoon oatmeal

3. 1 tablespoon of sour cream;

4. 1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lemon juice

1. grind oatmeal into flour (in a coffee grinder or blender);

2. mix oatmeal with honey and lemon juice;

3. Gradually add sour cream, bringing to a consistency convenient for application.

1. 1 tablespoon of gelatin;

2. 3 tablespoons of milk.

1. half avocado;

2. 1 the egg.

1. mash the avocado with a fork;

2. beat the egg separately with a fork;

3. mix ingredients until smooth.

• Before use, be sure to test the freshly prepared mask on the back of the brush to make sure that there is no allergic reaction.

• Hand masks are recommended before bedtime, but in no case do not leave your hands in plastic gloves all night, the skin needs to breathe. Cotton gloves impregnated with the product can be left on if you feel comfortable in them.

• Hand baths Herbs are a good idea. Only after the procedure, be sure to cover your hands with a nourishing cream and keep them warm. For such baths, it makes sense to use mineral or thermal water so as not to disturb the pH of the skin of the hands suffering from dryness.

• Immediately after the mask or bath, do not go out for frostespecially without gloves. For the skin, this will be very stressful, and all efforts will go down the drain.