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Aloe Vera Face Mask DIY and Other Easy Food-Based Facials

September 3, 2021 //  by Joanna//  14 Comments

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I have a big aloe plant growing just outside my window. I love looking at it and admire its ability to withstand the super hot California summers.

This amazing ability to keep moist and hydrated can be achieved also by our skin, with the help of an aloe vera face mask. Here is an easy DIY recipe.

  • Cut a piece of aloe vera plant.
  • Cut through the leaf.
  • Get the gel out of the leaf.
  • Lie down and place the gel all over your face.
  • Relax for 10-15 minutes. Done!

Ok. So this post would be very short if I stopped here. But I won’t.

I want to tell you about so many other food-based facial treatments that you can get right from your fridge or pantry or garden. Let’s dig into the topic.

  • Why Food-Based Masks?
  • Yogurt Mask
    • Organic Greek Yogurt Face Mask
    • Yogurt and Honey Mask
    • Turmeric, Yogurt, and Honey Mask
  • Get Egged
  • Veggie and Fruit Masks
    • Avocado Mask
    • Tomato Mask
    • Strawberry Mask
    • Cucumber Mask
    • Pumpkin Mask
    • Papaya Mask
  • There is More

Why Food-Based Masks?

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Ever since I was a kid, I loved to dabble in kitchen alchemy. Not only cooking or baking (I was the baker of the house since middle school) but also making stuff to put on my skin or hair.

It seemed a little weird to wash my hair with egg yolks and rinse it with herbed vinegar, even though those were proven recipes from the old days. But I did it, just like Grandma taught me, and my hair was happy.

Then, since I moved to the USA in the 1990s, I wanted to try all the beautifully-packaged shampoos, conditioners, face creams, and lotions. Commercially produced and chemically-laden cosmetics had colorful packaging and out-of-this-world claims of excellence…

Additionally, the times weren’t yet very keen on “ancient” wisdom and herbalism. So for a while, I forgot all about homemade skincare.

Times are different now, and many of us are realizing that nature is best, and often the most effective ingredients for skin and hair care can be found in our garden, fridge, and pantry.

And additionally for me, ever since my cancer dance started, I have been searching for clean alternatives to mainstream products. And so I found myself getting back to these ancient ways and back to the basics.

So today, I want to briefly introduce you to my favorite and super simple, yet effective, face masks that can be whipped up in a minute or so. They are easy, powerful, and cost close to nothing. And they are 100% natural, usually vegan (unless you go for eggs and/or yogurt), and of course, cruelty-free.

Use them for a quick pick-me-up for your face, or indulge and make them part of a glorious at-home spa night.

Yogurt Mask

Ever heard of lactic acid? It can be found in milk products such as yogurt and kefir. Aside from lactic acid which can act as a mild exfoliator, yogurt also has beneficial probiotics which can be helpful in maintaining balanced skin.

Organic Greek Yogurt Face Mask

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Simple Yogurt Mask

And it can be as easy as taking a tablespoon of whole milk yogurt and slathering it on your face to encourage cell turnover. And, it has been scientifically proven, as this NIH study confirms.

What can yogurt do for your skin?

  • Moisturizes and rejuvenates the skin.
  • Reduces wrinkles and fine lines (gentle exfoliation and probiotics)
  • Fights acne  (thanks to probiotics)
  • Fades blemishes and hyperpigmentation (thanks to the lactic acid)
  • Reduces dark circles.

Additional benefits:

  • If you get a sunburn, put some yogurt on your burn and feel it dissipate.
  • It’s also beneficial for hair health. Make a hair mask of yogurt and one of the hair healthy oils (jojoba, argan, castor, or the Indian birigaraj)

In case you make your own yogurt using live cultures, there will always be some in the house, so you can make it even daily treatment and get all the benefits of lactic acid on your skin.

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You can up the ante by adding some additional beneficial ingredients:

Yogurt and Honey Mask

Honey has amazing antimicrobial properties. It is also soothing and moisturizing to the skin. It can help even with difficult-to-deal skin conditions such as rosacea, psoriasis, and eczema.

Make sure to use raw honey and plain yogurt only (sweetened yogurts will do more harm than good).

Turmeric, Yogurt, and Honey Mask

For oily or blemish-prone skin, adding a sprinkle of pure turmeric like this one from Bulk Supplements can do wonders. Turmeric is one of the herbs with amazing anti-inflammatory properties, it can help soothe inflamed skin and will banish pesky breakouts.

(A word of caution: adding yellow turmeric might lead to staining. The yellow will wash off the skin without any problems, but it might stain towels or clothing. If that happens, sunlight is best to get the stain out. Wash your garment or towel and then air dry it in full sun)

Get Egged

Egg whites are an excellent source of protein (including albumins, mucoproteins, and globulins) which may potentially contribute to maintaining the elasticity of the skin. Egg whites are also high in collagen and vitamin A, both of which are important allies in treating wrinkles, scars, and minor imperfections.

The DIY recipe is super simple:

  • Beat an egg white until it is stiff.
  • Use as is or add 1 tsp of lemon juice and 1 tsp of honey.
  • Apply the mask to clean the skin.
  • Leave on the skin for 15-20 minutes and rinse off. (It will run, so protect your clothes)

Veggie and Fruit Masks

Just like with the aloe vera face mask, fruit face masks are ridiculously easy to make. There are so many to choose from. Really, almost every fruit or vegetable can be turned into an effective mask. Some might not be advisable though like beet or carrot because of staining but if not for that little problem, they would be beneficial to the skin as well. Let’s look at some powerhouse veg and fruit masks.

Avocado Mask

Avocados are all the rage these days: avocado oil, avocado toast, avocado mock-chocolate mousse, guacamole, and more. Avocadoes are great fruits for delivering the “good” fats internally.

But this yummy fruit offers also plenty of benefits when used topically.

Avocados contain vital minerals such as calcium, iron, copper, potassium, magnesium, and other vitamins that can enhance skin elasticity, help treat sensitive, dry, or acne-prone skin, and even reverse the early signs of aging.

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The Mighty Avo

Making the simplest avocado mask is easier than making a bowl of guacamole.

Simply mash the flesh of the fruit and put it on your cleansed face. Relax for 15-20 minutes and rinse off.

You can add other ingredients to up the ante:

  • Honey and/or turmeric– anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial
  • Lemon juice or apple cider vinegar – lightening and exfoliating
  • Yogurt and/or banana – restoring moisture

Tomato Mask

Tomatoes are wonderful veggies (sorry anti-nightshade crusaders!). They are a great source of lycopene which is one of the most powerful antioxidants and can even help ward off cancer.

Tomatoes are also champions when it comes to skin health. Here are some crucial ingredients and their benefits for the skin:

  • Vitamin A (fades dark spots and blemishes and smooths out rough skin)
  • B-vitamins (combat free radicals and prevent damage to healthy skin cells)
  • Vitamin C (essential for building up collagen; together, Vitamin C and collagen keep the skin plump, taut, and elastic)
  • Calcium (needed for the top layer of skin, it helps heal dry skin)
  • Potassium (crucial for moisturizing and hydrating skin cells)
  • Magnesium (combats premature aging of the skin)

Making a tomato mask is another no-brainer:

  • Get an organic tomato (Roma or another low-seeded type would be best)
  • Peel it (scorching it with boiling water for one minute will make it easy)
  • Mash it into pulp.
  • You can use it as is or if you want to make it less runny (it can get messy), add some oat flour to make more of a paste.
  • Add a few drops of lemon juice for extra lightening effects and/or some honey for antimicrobial benefits.

Here is what you can expect after applying a tomato mask to the skin:

  • cooling and soothing, great to fight sun- or wind-burn
  • astringent and pore tightening
  • balancing sebum production, and so particularly beneficial for oily and blemish-prone skin.
  • fighting premature aging and lightening the skin

Strawberry Mask

No wonder strawberries are considered a superfruit. Not only are they crucial for our health when taken internally, they can also help the state of our skin tremendously.

Filled with antioxidants and polyphenols, strawberries can boast amazing astringent and anti-inflammatory properties that can help slow down the aging process.

The berries are also filled with fruit acids: alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) helps exfoliate dead cells and reveal younger, glowing skin. They also have a high content of salicylic acid which is crucial in the treatment of acne and blemish-prone skin.

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Superfruit Strawberry

How to make it? Easy!

  • Wash a few organic berries
  • Crush them with a fork to make a pulp
  • Add a touch of honey for a better slip
  • Place on your face for 15-20 minutes
  • Rinse off. Done!

You could also add a teaspoon of cocoa powder for an extra antioxidant boost and added glow.

Instead of making a face mask, you can also use the strawberries as an excellent face scrub. The berry seeds act as a mechanical exfoliator while the fruit acids help sloth off dead skin cells on the microscopic level. Just rub a few crushed berries on your face over a sink, then rinse off.

Cucumber Mask

Because of their high water content, cucumbers are a classic go-to when it comes to the hydration of parched skin. Additionally, they are packed with vitamin C and caffeic acid, which both can soothe inflamed or irritated skin. 

Cucumber juice by itself is an excellent toner, cucumber slices put on your eyes combat puffiness and dark circles. So use it all over your face, either as juice or pulp. Both will work great to give you the glow back.

A nice touch is to freeze cucumber pulp and juice in ice-cube trays and then use them first thing in the morning under your eyes. Puffiness and dark circles disappear, and you look refreshed as if you slept 12 instead of 5 hours.

Pumpkin Mask

Pumpkin face packs are great glow-makers thanks to the high content of enzymes, vitamins and minerals, and AHA acids present in the fruit. Brimming with vitamins A and C, pumpkin pulp is particularly good when lightening and evening out of the skin tone are needed.

But the benefits of a pumpkin mask don’t stop there. Pumpkin can also:

  • deliver antioxidants and bioflavonoids to the skin, which help combat signs of aging
  • deeply moisturize and plump the skin
  • thanks to high vitamin C content, it will stimulate collagen production
  • provide beta carotene, amino acids and fruit enzymes to the skin

How to make it?

All you need is a can of pumpkin flesh and a can opener.

  • Get a spoonful of the pulp and spread it all over your face (avoiding the eye area).
  • You can add the usual add-ons such as honey, turmeric, or lemon juice to bolster the lightening and anti-inflammatory benefits.
  • Keep on your face for 15-20 minutes, and rinse off with warm water.
  • Use weekly.

You can also use the pulp mixed with ground cinnamon and/or sugar to make a plumping lip scrub. It will gently exfoliate and make them plumper than before.

Mixed with sugar, pumpkin pulp can be used as a scrub all over the body. Mix equal amounts of the pulp and sugar, and take the mix with you into the shower. Scrub and rinse, and – with regular use – say hello to less cellulite and more even skin tone.

Papaya Mask

Just like pumpkin, papaya is full of beneficial vitamins, minerals, and fruit enzymes. Use the flesh of papaya like you would use the pumpkin flesh.

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Gorgeous Papaya

Additionally, you can dry the seeds of papaya, grind them and use them in a homemade exfoliating scrub. (They are edible, and taste like mild black pepper, with added benefits of the enzymes)

There is More

There are other fruits, veggies, and other foodstuffs to consider for your DIY facial treatment. Really the possibilities are almost endless. Here are just some:

  • Bananas – great for dry skin and hyperpigmentation
  • Apple Sauce – for dull skin, to restore the glow
  • Peaches or Apricots – amazing wrinkle fighter, can be mixed with yogurt or cream (“Peaches and Cream”)
  • Carrots – Beta Carotene will rejuvenate and replenish the lost moisture to the skin
  • Oatmeal – can be used cooked and cooled, or dry in powdered form – great for dry and dull skin
  • Olive Oil – perfect for restoring the lipid to dry, parched skin
  • Apple Cider Vinegar – you can use it as a toner for all skin types, but especially for oily and acne-prone skin
  • Baking Soda – for a wonderful daily face scrub, just mix a teaspoon with water and wash your face with it.
face masks with aloe vera

So, run to your garden, fridge, or pantry and find something to make a spa night at home. Some candlelight and soft music will help too!

Enjoy!

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  1. Erin

    August 9, 2020 at 6:42 pm

    So many great ideas! I can’t wait to try some. I am especially excited about the pumpkin one!

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 10:27 am

      Yes, it’s a great way to get a gentle enzyme peel.

      Reply
  2. Paolo

    August 9, 2020 at 10:10 pm

    We have an aloe vera plant here at home. My mom uses it on her hair.

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 10:26 am

      Yes! Great for conditioning and to spur hair growth!

      Reply
  3. Lata Lala

    August 9, 2020 at 10:14 pm

    Very informative post regarding masks. I too have a bug aloe vera plant in my kitchen garden and now I know what to do with it.
    Thanks for sharing wonderful post.

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 10:26 am

      Cannot go wrong with Aloe Vera. So versatile!

      Reply
  4. Sabine

    August 9, 2020 at 11:26 pm

    What a great post! It’s amazing how many natural products are out there you can use instead of chemical products for your skin and hair. I will definitely try out a few of these face masks.

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 10:25 am

      Enjoy!

      Reply
  5. Bless my food by payal

    August 9, 2020 at 11:35 pm

    Such an amazing post. Never knew fruits, vegetables and plants have so much other benefits to deliver. And yes, the face mask idea is just awesome.

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 10:25 am

      If it’s good enough to eat, your skin will love it (unless it’s a steak lol)

      Reply
  6. Soheila

    August 10, 2020 at 11:03 am

    I have been trying so many natural skincare remedies since being home during COVID and can’t wait to try this one out! Looks so good!

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 11:40 am

      It’s a good time for a little self-care.

      Reply
  7. Peter

    August 10, 2020 at 2:37 pm

    This post is more important than people realize. LOVE all the different uses and benefits you listed about aloe vera. Thank you!

    Reply
    • Joanna

      August 10, 2020 at 6:41 pm

      Thank you so much for reading. I too love aloe in any form!

      Reply

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