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November 27, 2010
Cons:
- Difficult to remove, moreso than other masks
I use this mask about once a week. Separate the yolk and the white in two separate small bowls, dab the yolk with a fork, and apply it throughout the face (I'd go entire face and not just problem areas). Dries in about 10-20 min... The mask is pretty difficult to get off, so I always apply it before I take a shower. Before and after effects are noticeable: definitely a reduction in redness, and to some degree, size of pimples. I also tend to get dry skin, especially during winter around my nose and cheeks, and it improves that, as well. Don't waste all that egg white, though! Honestly, I prefer the yolk mask, but I think it's good to first start with the egg white mask, as it's easier to take off. Once you've applied, let dry, and taken off that, pat your face dry and use the yolk mask. For those who care, the difference between egg white vs egg yolk masks, as I have found, is this: the egg white mask has more of a drying effect, removing oils and whatnot, while the fatty egg yolk leaves the skin feeling hydrated, like it has all of the necessary oils it needs.
September 14, 2010
Pros:
☆Very easy to apply
☆Very cheap
☆Skin feels soft, clearer complexion after usage
☆Acne reduces in size, not very visible (red) anymore!
☆Prevents outbreaks (for me)
Cons:
★May stick to your hair, feels sticky
★The smell (Not really bad, I like the smell, but maybe not for others...)
I love this egg yolk skin care! It's cheap and you can apply this anytime with a clean face! Method:
1) Separate egg white and egg yolk into different bowls or cups.
*You may make an egg white mask too, search in this website!
2) Next, you may add honey or lemon juice but I don't mix these, it will be harder and takes longer time for the mask to dry!
3) Apply the egg yolk on your face with your finger in circular movement to even the mask. I don't use cotton pad because it gets really messy if the pad is oversoaked!
4) Wait for the mask to dry for 15-25 minutes and wash it off when it feels dry.
5) Keep the excess egg white and egg yolk in the refrigerator (don't waste them) and they will usually around 3-4 days. Or you can make them into food! :) Make sure the eggs are happy eggs! Organic eggs! :D I've been using this for a week and my acne are not that visible anymore, I have tried many famous skincare products but none worked effectively as this homemade remedy! You should try this if you have dry/oily skin, it feels very refreshed after application.
July 17, 2010
Pros:
-nice moisturizer
-tightens up my pores
-acne was smaller
Cons:
-sometimes it gave me a tiny itch but nothing big
-hard to take off
it feels great when you first put it on, its so smooth.
April 24, 2010
Pros:
my skin felt and looked clearer after the first use and my skin and pores were tight
Cons:
it was hard to get off
great when I first descovered it i was amazed at how well it worked I have tryed perscriptions and they I didn't see results in the first three days and felt no difference in my skin Im very picky but this made my confidence shoot through the roof even through all the stress that I have
Pros:
- Refreshes and tightens skin
- Reduces redness of acne
- Inexpensive
- 1 egg gives you 2 masks: egg yolk and white
- Particularly helpful for dry skin