Honey Mask

try it!! its natural so it must be good for the skin and makes ur skin soo soft afterwards!!

i use honey whenever i've popped a pimple (i know..bad) but when its bleeding or really red, i just dab some honey on it at night for about 2 days, and by that time, the redness/scab is almost completely gone!!! nature's miracle!! also works well with lemon juice...i'm going to try the honey all over, since i only used to use it for spot treatment. wish me luck...and pray! =)

My daughter and I both have been using honey on our face and we both have noticed a big difference in our skin. I wish I had known about honey when I was a teen.

use it. doesnt do anything bad to ur skin (like drying it and clogging pores) it moisterizes! and leaves ur skin glowing

It's really effective. I had BAD acne since I was in the 5th grade, and now I'm in 3rd year high school. I made my mom spend hundreds for medication that only burnt my skin and didn't do squat to my acne. This home remedy changed my life I SWEAR. I suggest you use raw honey. 3 tblsp of raw honey and 1 tsp of cinnamon. Wear mask overnight and wash the next day with cold water. It takes a while though, but it really works wonders for me. Sometimes I wear the mask throughout the whole day and voila! Pimples, scars, uneven skin tone are GONE. I never felt so confident before. You should really try it. :]

Great as a mask, totally worth using especially if you break out a lot and your skin is sensitive. This is very very soothing.

This is working great for me!! I encourage everyone to try it and see how it acts on them, but I have to say that for me it worked perfectly, in about 1 week or so almost all my redness and spots have dissappeared. However I have been using this mask the following way: Appl mask for 1 hour (Makuna honey & Cinnamon), clean and rinse off, apply the mask again right away for another hour rinse off and let your skin rest for 1 hour. And keep repeating this as many times as you want (or can) during the day. I have been doing this about 5/6 times a day for a week and it has been absolutely great! Also not eating any sugars/fats which makes me breakout! Hope this works for you! :) Good luck! (MAKUNA HONEY & GROUND CINNAMON)

Well, I was doing a honey mask for 1h every day. Just raw honey. Every time I didn't do it, my skin would not look as good. When I had a breakout, I would add turmeric. Anyway, my skin would be so soft and smooth afterwards. I only do it once a week now. But yeah, I love it. True love.

After desperately searching for products that are safe, natural and will not cause me to break out, I finally found something that had been in my kitchen of all places. I love honey in general. It's delicious and guess what...great for your skin. Honey is antibacterial, anti fungal and antiviral so it's awesome for your skin and after using it I haven't gotten a pimple in a while. Also, I have light brown skin so hyperpigmentation is kind of a problem for me, but honey also exfoliates skin so now all of my pimple marks have faded away. Well, there is the occasional one that might pop up maybe once every 2-3 months but will go away easily without a scar cause the honey heals the skin. Every time after I use honey, my face always feels soft and fresh and looks great and it doesn't break me out. I use honey as a mask and leave it on the face for maybe 20-30 minutes to make sure all the good stuff sinks in. Give it a try cause it won't hurt your skin!

After struggling for years, I was amazed at how well this works. At first I was putting it on my whole face and now I only put it on my problem areas. It will stop a pimple in its tracks. Ex: I slept at my friends house one night and had a white head coming on. I put a dab of her proactive spot treatment on and it immediately started to burn and cause more inflammation. When I woke up the pimple was 3x the size and extremely painful. I got home, dabbed some honey on it, and took a 3 hour nap. By the time I woke up, the white head and the pain were GONE. I cannot recommend honey enough! (I use raw, organic for reference). Good luck!