Egg White Mask

i use this one a week now. my mom thinks im going insane when she saw me rubbing raw eggs on my face i saw the michelle phan video on youtube and decided to try it.. you should go watch it if you want to try it

Nature at its best, beside olive oil dont move face too much when dried, can lead to premature wrinkles. It's kinda fun to look at, but leaves beautiful results.

First time I used this mask I could definitely tell a difference the next morning. My skin was soft, not red!, and my black heads were practically gone. Now I use this atleast 2-3 times a week. I looove it:) Also tightens your skin! Try adding a hint of lemon and honey too!

A very cheap facial!!! makes your skin less oily, feels soft, and clears up acne!! (don't just give up on first day though) you pay $0.00 for it because ordinarily, everyone has eggs in their fridge!!!

I have had acne for years, I'm 17 now and have tried acne free but I will not try proactive, I refuse to. I have tried other acne products as well but find that it only helped for a short time then my skin was back to the way it was. Some days were good and some bad but my skin was never super clear. But the egg mask facial helped me a lot. BUT you can't use that alone. My rountine is simple and won't make you spend $30 or more. I use: -St. Ives Invigorating Apricot Scrub -St. Ives Olive Cleanser that's it! once a day I use the srub with warm water to exfoliate my skin then the cleanser to pick up the remaining dirt, oil, make-up. Then cold water to shut my pores. Then I use the egg facial once a week. My skin feels great =D In fact I'm doing a facial as I type this. Haha

I just used it like 30 minutes ago. My friend and I were looking online to see what home remedies worked good for acne. I would have to say that this is by far the BEST!! It makes me want to touch my face all day! LOL. I absolutely LOVE IT... I'm going to use it once a week...gotta save some for breakfast LOL.

ok i actually first did this for a burn on my face (so it wouldnt scar.... thats another good tip while not acne related.... egg whites prevent a burn from scarring but wont stop pain) and when i washed my face it was sooo soft in that spot so i asked my mom about it and she told me if i applied toilet paper to it kinda like papier mache, lol and let it dry itd remove black heads... i dip a single sheet in the egg(careful u dont tear it) apply it to my face then put a dry one over it to make it stronger(if there are pieces that dont stick just carfully dab on a bit more egg white) when its drying its a bit uncomfortable cuz it gets stiff but its so worth it. wait until its COMLETELY dry and SLOWLY ull away from ur skin(if u do it fast u wont pull everthying all the way out) when it all off just rinse ur face and ur all set! its a great alternative to those biore strips that work great but are soo over priced.... hope it works for u

My family suffers from acne and I came across the egg white mask on many websites and magazines. I've spent a fortune on creams and cleansers that don't work so I decided to give the egg white mask a try, because it's so cheap and something I already had in the kitchen. Like other people i thought "Yeah it's just a waste of time, it won't work etc." But how could my face get any worse? So I applied egg white to my face and felt my skin tighten as it dried. It was messy and a little itchy, but very easy to wash off compared to other masks. My skin was instantly clarified and pure with an even skin tone. Each pore tightened/decreased in size and my cheeks were softer. My pimples appeared smaller, and i can actually feel my skin breathing. Even my family and friends notice an improvement in my skin. The egg white mask, after a mudmask (to unclog pores and lift out dirt) is the solution to clear skin.

its awesome for mornings when you want to look more awake and fresh. i dont have a lot of acne, so its a great facial. however, i do have a lot of friends that have heavy acne that have tried this and their acne has dramatically decreased.

All you gotta do is put an egg in a cup of oat meal.