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QUICK FACIAL WITH GRAM FLOUR FOR GLOWING SKIN

gram yoghurt face scrub pack

So, the idea is why waste so much money on branded or company made facial packs which also includes chemicals that might harm your skin or can cause allergic reactions. 

Why not make a fresh home made quick facial which is not only completely organic and chemical free but also is super affordable as all it's ingredients are straight from your kitchen and are almost no weight on your pocket.

Here is a recipe of Gram Flour Yoghurt face pack which gets ready in few seconds and can make your skin glow within 10 to 15 minutes.

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Ingredients

  • 1 tablespoon gram flour
  • Approx.2 tablespoon yoghurt 
  • 1/2 tablespoon any vegetable oil (olive or or almond oil is best)
  • A pinch of turmeric (optional)
gram yoghurt scrub
Mix all ingredients well for few seconds, the consistency should be semi liquid. Not too thick not too liquid. Apply this mixture on face and neck, keep it for 5 minutes, than start scrubbing in circular motions. 

This will remove all dead skin, some unwanted hair growths or dust and dirt will also rubbed out along with gram flour scrub.

Once removed completely, wash your face with water (cold or room temperature). And the result is glowing skin which feels soft and smooth. 

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If you like this remedy or have any question, do leave a comment. That will encourage me. Enjoy and thanks for reading my blog.

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