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Best Homemade Face Masks

1. Fruit Mask – All Skin Types Cut out some of the outer rough peel from a pineapple along with a little flesh. Add 2 tbsp oatmeal or besan and 1 tbsp olive oil. Blend in the mixer gringer to make a paste. Gently massage over face and leave on for 15 minutes. Rinse off with cold water and follow with moisturizer. While pineapple is a favourite of ours, you can replace with apple, pear, peach, etc. This is a great deep cleansing and exfoliating mask. If you have a very bad case of painful acne, skip this mask and the pineapple may sting. homemade+face+masks 12 Best Homemade Face Masks 2. Rose Petal Mask This is a great balancing mask for those with dry skin and an oily t-zone. Mix 1 tbsp yoghurt with 1 tbsp honey, 2 tbsp rose water. Add to it a bunch of fresh rose petals and grind to a smooth paste in the mixer. Apply and leave on for 20 minutes before washing off. 3. Clay Mask For Pimples Mix 3 tbsp fuller’s earth (multani mitti) with 2 tbsp rose water and 1 tbsp aloe vera gel and a...

history and origin of ayurveda

The exact time of the origin of Ayurveda is not clearly known. But one myth (Purana) from the Indian creation mythology gives some information about the origin of Ayurveda. Another origin are the Vedas: Purana: The myth about Ayurveda. Ayurveda and Vedas : Ayurveda and Veda have a relation in depth. 1. Purana - the myth about Ayurveda : One of the creation myths is Ksheera sagara medan (ksheera means milk, sagar means ocean and madan means churning). In this story the gods and demons churned for “elixir” (nectar of immortibility) and from this churning of the ocean of milk so many things emerged: Kamdhenu [a holly cow], Kalpavruksha [sacred tree], Goddess Lakshmi [goddess of prosperity], The Moon, Poison (Halahala) and A god called “Dhanvantri” with the nectar in his hand. Dhanvantri is the god of Ayurveda. He holds the Ayurvedic descriptions and some herbs with his hand. Whereas Ksheera sagara madan is treated as a myth, the disciple of Dhanvantri, ca...

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