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Cons:
Some dryness to the skin in certain areas, not suggested for those with sensitivities to aspirin or honey.
Pros:
Cheap, WORKS!, easy to get hold of, Easy to do
Cons:
Can dry out skin if used too often, have to make it yourself, quite grainy texture (can come off your face if you touch it accidentally :S)
Pros:
so far soo good
Cons:
none
Pros:
- Soften Skin
- Cheap
- Gets rid of pimples
Cons:
- The smell, but you'll get used to it
Pros:
Its cheap and easy
Cons:
None
Pros:
good
Cons:
smells funny
Pros:
Very cheap. Some improvement. Convenient (most households already have aspirin handy). If you don't like the mask, you can keep the unused aspirin for other uses.
Cons:
Messy, crumbly, can be harsh on skin if overused. It's awkward to crumble the aspirin - but I have found that melting them in a small amount of water for 10 minutes before crushing makes it much easier.
Pros:
Cheap and easily accessible
Cons:
Unless you consider drippy honey to be a problem, I don't think there are any cons to this.
Pros:
AMAZINGG
Cons:
none
Pros:
it made my skin really soft! and got rid of my blemishes...made me have a better complexion
Cons:
a pain to crush and mix with honey and water
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Pros:
Cheap, which is ALWAYS, -ALWAYS- a pro! Can be used with aloe vera, honey, plain yogurt, witch hazel, or just alone with the water.