Apply ginger to wrinkles and they will disappear at 70 years old! Natural mask recipe!

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Did you know that ginger has amazing benefits for 
your skin? Just a small piece can do so much. It hydrates, brightens, reduces redness, and calms 
irritation. Ginger also stimulates blood flow, which gives your skin a healthy glow. It can fade 
dark spots, help with acne scars, and even smooth out fine lines. And thanks to its antioxidants, 
it protects your skin from early aging. Isn’t it amazing what nature can do? Where are you watching 
from today? How’s your skin feeling lately? I hope you’re taking good care of yourself. Let me show 
you how to make a simple oil that brings out all the power of ginger. I’m peeling the ginger 
right now, getting it ready for our recipe. While I do that, tell me in the comments where 
are you watching this video from. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss any of the 
helpful recipes I share here on the channel. Now, I’m cutting the ginger into small pieces and 
putting them into a clean jar. That’s it. Nothing complicated. Ginger is packed with goodness for 
your skin. It has anti-inflammatory properties that calm irritation and redness. It helps improve 
circulation, giving your skin a healthy natural glow. Plus, it fights bacteria, which makes it 
great for acne prone skin. And those antioxidants, they slow down aging and help your skin stay 
smooth and fresh. The next ingredient we need is lemon. But not the whole fruit, just the peel. 
That’s where all the powerful oils and nutrients are. But hold on. Before we use it, we need to 
make sure it’s clean. Lemons you buy in stores are often coated with wax and chemicals to keep them 
looking fresh. We don’t want any of that in our skin oil, right? So, here’s what I do. I sprinkle 
a bit of baking soda on the lemon and gently scrub it. Then I rinse it well with water. This helps 
remove dirt, wax, and pesticide residue from the peel. It only takes a minute, but it makes a big 
difference. Clean ingredients mean better results for your skin. Lemon peel is full of vitamin C and 
natural acids that help brighten the skin, fade dark spots, and even out the tone. Plus, it smells 
so fresh. It gives our oil a beautiful natural fragrance. Now, I’m peeling one whole lemon 
and cutting the peel into small pieces. We’ll be adding this to our jar with the ginger. Lemon 
peel isn’t just fragrant. It’s a real skin care hero. It has natural brightening properties which 
help lighten dark spots and even out skin tone. It gently exfoliates, removing dead skin cells and 
making your skin look fresher and smoother. Plus, it’s rich in vitamin C and antioxidants that 
protect the skin from damage and slow down aging. It also has antibacterial properties, 
so it helps prevent breakouts and keeps your skin clean and healthy. Amazing, right? And we’re 
only getting started now. I’m using natural aloe vera gel straight from the plant. I’m cutting 
off the skin and carefully separating the clear gel inside. Then I’ll chop it into small pieces 
so it’s easier to work with. Aloe vera is like magic for the skin. It deeply hydrates and soothes 
dryness or irritation. If your skin feels itchy or sunburned, aloe brings quick relief. It’s full 
of vitamins, enzymes, and amino acids that help your skin heal faster, reduce redness, and even 
fade scars over time. It also fights bacteria, and helps prevent breakouts while keeping your 
skin soft, smooth, and glowing. No wonder aloe has been used in natural beauty routines for 
centuries. Now I’m pouring about 300 to 400 ml of olive oil into the jar right over all the 
ingredients. I give it a good stir to mix everything together, then close the lid tightly. 
To cook the oil, I’m using a simple method. First, I place a towel at the bottom of a pot. This keeps 
the jar from touching the metal directly. Then I set the jar on top of the towel, fill the pot with 
water until it reaches about halfway up the jar, and turn the heat to medium. We’ll let this simmer 
for 30 minutes. This slow heating process helps all the good stuff from the ginger, lemon peel, 
and aloe vera infuse into the oil. And the smell, absolutely amazing. Once the oil is done cooking, 
I let it cool completely before moving on to the next step. This is important. You don’t want to 
strain hot oil, especially from a glass jar. Once it’s cooled, I carefully strain it through a fine 
mesh or cheesecloth to separate the infused oil from the solid ingredients. But don’t throw those 
leftovers away. They’re still full of nutrients, and I’ll show you how to turn them into a 
powerful skin mask in just a moment. First, let’s talk about the oil. It’s ready to use right 
away. You can apply it to your face, your neck, your hands, wherever your skin needs a boost. Just 
take a few drops, massage gently into clean skin, and let it absorb for 20 to 30 minutes. After 
that, rinse with warm water, or wipe off with a damp cloth. This oil moisturizes deeply, reduces 
fine lines, brightens dull skin, and even helps calm irritation. With regular use, your skin 
can become softer, smoother, and more radiant. And it’s completely natural. No chemicals, 
no artificial fragrance, just pure goodness. Now, back to those leftover ingredients. I put 
the ginger, lemon peel, and aloe vera pulp into a blender and blend until it becomes a smooth, thick 
paste. This will be our second skin care product, a refreshing allnatural face mask. Apply 
it to clean skin, avoiding the eye area, and leave it on for 15 minutes. You might feel a 
little tingle, that’s normal. Then rinse it off with lukewarm water. This mask gently exfoliates, 
brightens the skin, and gives an instant fresh look. Now, I want to hear from you. What do you 
think about this recipe? Would you try it? Let me know in the comments. I love reading your 
thoughts. And if you have your own natural skin care tips or homemade recipes, don’t be shy. 
Share them, too. Let’s inspire each other and take care of our skin together. And don’t forget 
to subscribe so you never miss a new video with natural and easy recipes like this one. Thanks 
for watching. Take care of yourself. You had no idea that with some rice at home, you can make 
an awesome and lowcost face and hand mask. Yes, ordinary rice from your kitchen. It’s gentle on 
the skin, beneficial in the event of dryness, and even makes the skin glow. And the best 
part, you probably have everything at home. So, where are you going to sit today to watch and 
how’s your skin? Let’s get this done together. Simple, natural, and inexpensive. Don’t forget to 
subscribe if you’re new here. Good vibes and good health to you. In a small bowl, I add about four 
to 5 tablespoons of rice, plain white rice from the kitchen. I rinse it a couple times in cold 
water to get any dust or excess starch out. You will notice that the water becomes cloudy. That 
is fine. So, why are we applying rice? Rice is a long-standing beauty trick that Asians have used 
for hundreds of years. Rice is rich in vitamins A, B1, and E, minerals, and antioxidants that 
safeguard skin from aging, lighten dark spots, and calm irritations. In case your complexion appears 
parched and dull, rice can actually regain that fresh, healthy look. And it’s so gentle that even 
sensitive skin loves it. Did you ever apply a rice mask to your face? Let me know in the comments 
below. And if not, today is a great day to start. Stay tuned. Next time, I’ll turn this rice into 
something you’ll thank your skin for. I fill a small pot with washed rice and add approximately 
350 ml of water. You don’t need to be exact, just so the rice will cook properly and absorb the 
goodness. I turn up the heat high and let it boil. It’s going to be around 20 minutes before the rice 
is tender and soft. While that’s cooking, I get to work on aloe vera, my go-to natural ingredient. I 
pick up a new aloe leaf, cut off the spiny edges, and gently slice it in half to reveal the clear 
jellyike gel inside. It will feel a little slippery at first, but that’s where the miracle 
happens. This natural gel is full of vitamins A, C, and E, as well as enzymes that gently strip 
away dead skin cells. Aloe’s calming and soothing effects. It calms irritation, inflammation, and 
heals quickly. When your skin gets tight, itchy or sensitive. Aloe gives instant relief. And on older 
skin, it enhances elasticity and gives a rested, revitalized look. Folks purchase those expensive 
creams with aloe in them, but direct gel from the plant is much superior and it costs nothing. Have 
you ever grown aloe in your own house? If not, it’s worth it. It’s super easy to take care of and 
always ready for you when you need a bit of skin salvation. So, while the rice is gently cooking 
on the stove, we’re preparing our second miracle ingredient. What do you get when you combine them? 
Dream about it. Now that the aloe gel is ready, I spoon it out and blend it until smooth. Blend 
it for only a few seconds in the blender. And we get a light, airy consistency, perfect to 
blend with our rice later. The more even, the easier to apply on the skin. Do you know 
that aloe vera is not just beneficial for the skin? It is also antibacterial and antifungal 
by nature. That’s correct. It can be used to fight little breakouts, redness, and even protect 
skin from pollution and stress. Some even apply aloe to soothe insect bites or minor cuts. 
And this is interesting. In ancient Egypt, aloe was called the plant of immortality. It was 
used for beauty treatments, healing, and even in rituals. Isn’t it beautiful that something so 
ordinary and natural can do all of these things? After the rice is softened and cooked, I blend it 
into a creamy smooth paste. It has to be thick, not dry, soft porridge-like. Now we can make our 
first mask. With a very clean bowl, I combine approximately 3 to 4 tablespoons of the rice paste 
and 2 tablespoons of our fresh aloe gel. And then I mix it all gently up until it is a gorgeous 
silky paste. So gentle and delicate in texture, it’s as if you’re holding a cloud in your hand. 
Perfect for sensitive or mature skin. Moisturizes, soothes redness, and leaves skin feeling fresh 
and healthy looking. Rice smooths and brightens, and aloe soothes and protects. It’s a bit of spa 
therapy in the comfort of your own home. All with just two natural ingredients. No chemicals, no 
elaborate recipes. plain healing therapy for your face. Would you do this mask today? For the 
second mask, I take 2 to 3 tablespoons of our rice powder and blend in one tablespoon of aloe gel. I 
mix them together gently and add 1 tbsp of olive oil and about 10 to 15 drops of avocado oil. Now, 
that blend is pure luxury. Olive oil has healthy fats and vitamin E that calm the skin and reduce 
dryness. It creates a natural shield that locks in moisture and leaves your skin silky and protected. 
And avocado oil. It’s packed with vitamins’s A, D, and E along with omega fatty acids. It makes your 
skin more elastic, helps to regenerate cells, and even soothes irritated or older skin. This mask 
is perfect for dry, wrinkled, or fatigued skin. It feeds your skin everything it needs to feel 
and look fresh. It’s like giving your face a deep therapeutic drink of nature’s best. Avocado oil is 
literally a skin superfood. It goes deep into the layers of the skin, not just sitting on the 
surface. That means longerlasting moisture and real feeding from the inside out. It also contains 
sterilins, natural sterile molecules that maintain the smoothness of the skin by reducing age 
spots and causing collagen to form. Isn’t that amazing? And there is anti-inflammatory activity 
in avocado oil. So, it is great for calming red, inflamed, or sensitive skin. And here’s something 
interesting. Not only does it work wonders for the face, but many people use it for dry hands, 
cracked heels, and even as a gentle treatment for the under eye area. One little bottle, so many 
uses. If you’re enjoying these natural recipes, don’t forget to give this video a like. It helps 
the channel grow and lets me know you’d like more content like this. You can use these masks two 
to three times a week, depending on your skin’s needs. Just apply a small amount to clean skin on 
your hands like I’m showing here or on your face, avoiding the eyes and lips. The texture is gentle 
and smooth, so it spreads easily. Leave it on for about 15 to 20 minutes. Then rinse off with 
lukewarm water. You’ll feel the difference right away. Softer, calmer, and more hydrated 
skin. As for storage, keep the leftover mask in a clean sealed container in the fridge. It 
will stay fresh for about 3 days. And remember, since we’re using natural ingredients with no 
preservatives, it’s best to make small batches and use them up quickly. Try the rice and aloe 
one in the A.M. for a dewy glow and the oil infused one at bedtime to moisturize your skin 
all night long while you’re sleeping. Have you picked your fave yet? Let me know. And take a 
minute or two to give yourself some self-care.