Honey Mask

YS Organic Bee Farms: Fresh Royal Jelly + Bee Pollen, Propolis, Ginseng, Honey Mix. NOT just regular honey. Sooooo many years, sooooo many products...Finally!!! This is meant to be taken internally, which I did, but I also used this as a mask, thanks to the wisdom of my boyfriend. I used 1 tsp daily as a face mask, initially for one hour for a week (because of the severity), then 30 min., now 15 min. My face completely cleared up in about 10 days (it was pretty severe). It gets messy and drips, btw, so I kept a paper towel under my chin til I washed it off.

I think this is great for people with sensitive skin. I have sensitive skin myself which is why many products do not work for me so i like to research more natural remedies :) i put the honey on the few spots and left it on overnight and when i woke up already some of the redness was gone :DDD i think that if i keep using this it will reduce blemishes even more. I hope that anyone else who would like to use this will have great results! Good luck P.s please comment on this review and tell me if it worked for you :) Update: i had a painful spot on my forehead and it was quite large. I put honey on it and left it overnight. The next morning its size was reduced and it was no longer hurting. I do recomend for anyone who has painful spots to try this :) comment if it worked for you or not :)  

I know this is hailed as a miracle cure, and I have no doubt that it works for 95% of people--but do yourself a favor before you try this out and test it on your skin first before being an idiot like me and slathering it all over your face. This is just a warning, not a review against using the honey mask. Apparently I'm topically allergic to honey. Who knew? My forehead was always clear and smooth, but after two nightly uses of honey, I broke out there. Pimples were not a big deal to get rid of, it's the scars that are the worst for me (I have medium-gold skin tone). My face also became inflamed, red, and itchy immediately after smearing it on. I did buy raw local honey, too, so it's not as though it was processed crap. For those 5 percent of you who discover you're allergic, try some lemon juice applied topically. It reversed the allergic reaction quickly, and is fading my scars and shrinking my cysts.

I am in LOVE with this! Okay, to clarify, I have combination skin. Oily t-zone, dry cheeks. This solves BOTH of my problems. The acne I have on my chin, nose, and forehead are going away and the redness is already gone. As for my cheeks, the honey also seems to moisturize naturally, so they're soft and plump and supple. It's really amazing. What I do is, right before a shower, dab some fresh lemon juice on all of the spots to my t-zone. Then I go right away into smearing the honey on my face in every spot. Less is more, in this situation. And wear clothes that aren't very important to you, the honey drips a little. I leave this on my face for 15 minutes, then jump in the shower for it to wash off my face by itself. Afterwards I put some Oxy Cleansing Pads on my t-zone, and I'm done. It's not very time consuming, and very cheap and affordable. The honey is doing such a good job I'm thinking about just tossing out the Oxy Pads when they're all used up. But, keep in mind, I drink 16 glasses of water a day, and 3 cups of tea. Green tea, 'Get Gorgeous Skin' tea, and rooibos tea. I've also made healthier changes to my diet. The honey mask is a really great, natural product to try, and you have nothing to lose. So if you're skeptical, I say that you should try it. :)

AMAZING! the only i have ro say is that it wont work if you've only applied the mask for like 2 or 3 times. I've done this for 2 weeks and almoat gave up. But for the past few morning i've been waking up with great skin. My pimples have decrease in size. It might even toke some of my blackheads away.

I mix a small amount of honey with a small amount Burt's Bees willow tree bark and a few drops of witch hazel and leave it overnight. My skin absorbs it. I pick at my skin a lot and often cover inflamed spots or wounds with benzoyl peroxide. If I wasn't using honey to prevent dryness and irritation, the benzoyl peroxide would destroy my face and leave it flaky, red, and cracked. My skin looks radiant in the morning when I wash off the honey, kind of dewy like a celebrity on the red carpet. There is no need to buy hydrating creams or toners. A small amount of honey is perfect. My skin feels baby-soft and cleansed, free of cracked skin or inflamed bumps. I also feel like it makes my face look more refined.

Natural is the best. This is like the BEST product I've tried, it's much better than clindoxyl gel or Proactiv

I can honestly say that honey masks are beneficial. They take the pain out of cystic pimples better than anything else I've tried. They remove blackheads better than anything else I've tried. Also, my skin is super soft after a honey mask. I mix a little cinnamon and lemon juice to mine. Adding a liquid makes it easier to apply. Cranberry juice works well, too. I like to paint it on with a soft make up brush. It stings a bit, even without the lemon, and can get pretty itchy. I usually leave mine on for 10-15 minutes. Any longer than that and my face is as red as a beet. (The redness does seem to dissipate within a few hours.)

It works moderatly and helps rejuvinate skin. Which is definatly very important. Also FOR YOUR INFORMATION: the active ingredient in the honey is actually a form of hydrogen peroxide. I found rubbing this on the face is EVEN MORE effective, but KEEP IT AWAY FROM YOUR EYE BROWS....it will dye them blond. Also use to remove acne scars....works in about one week, and I had horrible acne scars.

I started using a honey mask in the mornings about a week ago. I squeeze some lemon in it too to help with scarring. I LOVE IT. I have noticed a huge improvement in my skin. It leaves my skin feeling clean and soft. It also keeps my skin from getting dry and I don't even need lotion or anything. I put it on in the morning and leave it on while I eat breakfast and pick out clothes then wash it off. I will never go back to harsh chemicals again! I highly recommend using natural, organic honey. Good luck!! :)