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How I make my organic facial scrub at home that costs next to nothing | DIY

In this post Id like to let you know about the only facial scrub that I use at home and its one that I can easily make up with things from my kitchen, this scrub works perfectly on my skin for removing makeup, dirt and blackheads.

Simply mix sugar with some honey in a cup until it has a grainy consistency and then apply to your face and scrub away, use lukewarm water to rinse off as it can get really sticky on your face due to the honey. What I like to do is apply it like a sort of facemask and let it sit for a minute or 2 then I start to scrub away. You would be surprised how it feels like a scrub you would purchase in a shop only this is better and cheaper to do.

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Flat Iron Do’s and Don’ts | Straightening Your Hair The Right way | Tutorial | DIY πŸ€—πŸ˜„

Rule number 1, never use your irons/straighteners on damp or wet hair πŸ™Š. This will damage your hair, your hair should be completely dry before you begin using your irons to straighten your hair. If you applyΒ heat protection sprayΒ before starting make sure you brush it through and give it a minute to sink in to your hair. To find out more about heat protection sprays read my guide : Your guide to heat protection sprays | Tips, Tricks &Β Advice

Sectioning your hair is the golden rule to getting the best result, work in small sections while the rest of your hair is clipped out the way. This makes life way easier.

Make sure your straighteners are given time to heat up to the right temperature that you need, don`t just plug them in and begin, give it a minute or 2 and then begin. So many people just start them up and get into straightening right away this will cause your hair not to be as straight at the sections you started on as the tool was not at the correct temperature.

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You want to make sure you brush your hair through really well before straightening as any tugs will make your job harder, brush it through in sections, before brushing through your hair that is the perfect time to apply a heat protection product and evenly get it distributed in your hair by brushing. If your not so clued up on heat protection read my post here to help you out.

Always start from the nape of your neck and work your way up your hair, ideally the front should be straightened last. Section your hair into 2 sections, 2 at the bottom and 2 at the top, then you can work through and have the rest of the hair clipped out the way.

Invest in a pair of heat resistance gloves, these are perfect for handling straighteners and hot tools if you always find you burn yourself. Also a heat resistance mat is good too in order for you to safely put down your straighteners.

Clean your straighteners every now and then, residue of oil and dirt can build up on the plates so make sure you are wiping them clean every now and then.