You must have read and heard a lot about how the kind of food you eat affects your skin. But other than just eating, you can also put some food on to your skin to do its job. Of course we're talking about face masks and facials! Your skin is your body's largest organ and what you put on it gets absorbed by it through pores which heals your body and reflects on your skin. There are so many cosmetic products that are filled with synthetic ingredients and can potentially harm your skin. This is why, it is always best to resort to natural ingredients. Especially since now you're in the comfort of your home, you can utilize this time and make some at-home facials to pamper your skin.

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Banana as a fruit has a lot of health benefits and it works wonders for your hair and skin as well. It is also available quite easily and so it is one healthy option to make an at-home face pack. You can mix it with a tad bit of honey and apply it to your face to provide your skin with the much needed moisture and smoothness.

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Every mother is a big fan of coconut oil when it comes to beauty treatment and we don't question why. It has got so many health benefits, one of which is that coconut oil is an incredible moisturizer. It contains a fair amount of antioxidants and it is also antifungal. It can be used as a super-hydrating and luscious moisturizer for dry and sensitive skin type.

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Oatmeal can actually soothe your irritated skin too well. It even helps reduce the inflamed skin caused by skin conditions like eczema. Oats help in nourishing the skin and you can use it with honey for an ultra-soothing face mask.

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A chocolate-infused face mask always sounds like a good idea! Cocoa is quite a rich source of antioxidants which helps in protecting your skin against free radical damage. Since it also contains a little bit of caffeine, it works wonders to firm your skin.

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Due to the sticky texture that honey has, ti might seem like the last thing you'd want to put on your face. But it surprisingly works the best as a natural moisturizer. It has antibacterial properties that helps fight acne-prone skin to a great extent. You can simply spread a year of honey on your face and then clean it off with cold water.

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