Kiwi Face Pack: Try these 4 Kiwi Face Packs for glowing skin

New delhi date. 28 February 2021, Sunday

Kiwi is a very tasty and healthy fruit. For diabetics, this nectar is the same. But did you know that kiwi is used for health as well as glowing and fresh skin? You can make Kiwi Facepack by mixing it with different ingredients and it is very beneficial for the skin in this changing season. Its use makes the skin appear glowing within a short time. This nourishes the skin and also eliminates the problem of wrinkles.

Benefits of Kiwi Facepack: -

Kiwis are high in vitamin-C and phytochemicals. Kiwi contains phenolics and carotenoids, which are very beneficial for the skin. All the vitamins in kiwi work to heal the skin. Kiwi also contains collagen. Collagen is a type of protein that keeps skin healthy. At the same time it is very useful for acne. The anti-oxidant properties of kiwi relieve all skin related problems.

Kiwi Facepack: -

Facepack of yogurt and kiwi

Mixing kiwi and yoghurt and applying it on the face enhances its quality. This face pack makes the skin soft and radiant. This face pack also gives elasticity to the skin.

Content: -

- A kiwi pulp

- 1 tablespoon yogurt

How to make: -

- Take kiwi pulp in a bowl and mix yoghurt in it well.

- Now apply this mixture well on your neck and face.

- Leave it on the face for 15 to 20 minutes.

- After a while, wash your face with warm water.

Kiwi and almond facepack

Using almonds with kiwi removes facial blemishes. The anti-inflammatory properties of almonds help to keep the skin alive. At the same time this face pack also works to exfoliate the skin. It can also be used to reduce tanning.

Content: -

- 1 kiwi

- 3 to 4 nuts

- 1 tablespoon besan

How to make: -

- Soak almonds in water overnight.

- The next day, mix almond, besan and kiwi pulp in a mixer and make a paste.

- Now apply this face pack on face and neck.

- After 15 to 20 minutes, wash your face with water.

Lemon and Kiwi Facepack

Combining kiwi and lemon together enhances the quality of this face pack. Lemons contain vitamin-C, which acts as an anti-oxidant for the skin. Lemon also protects the skin from harmful UV rays.

Content: -

- 1 kiwi

- 1 teaspoon lemon juice

How to make: -

- Remove the kiwi pulp and mash well.

- Now mix lemon juice in it well.

- Apply this mixture on your face and neck.

- Rinse with water after 15 to 20 minutes.

Kiwi and banana face mask

Bananas keep the skin smooth and supple. For this reason, if you use kiwi and banana together, the skin will look clearer and brighter. It also has ex-foliate properties that protect against sun burn.

Content: -

- 1 kiwi

- 1 tablespoon crushed banana

- 1 tablespoon yogurt

Here's how: -

- Mix kiwi pulp and banana well in a bowl.

- Now add yoghurt and mix well to make a thick paste.

- Apply it on your face and neck.

- After 20 to 30 minutes, wash your face with water.

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