Prev2 of 2Next post B- Cucumber and Lemon Juice Anti-Tan Beauty Mask Things you will need: Cucumber juice Lemon juice Rose water Measuring spoons A mixing bowl and spoon Steps 1. Put 1 tablespoon of cucumber juice in a bowl. 2. Add 2 teaspoons of lemon juice. 3.

When we first saw Kim Tranell's celebrity cakes on Instagram, we were blown away. When she told us she could teach anyone-yes, anyone -how to create their own, we threw our heads back and laughed ... until we realized she was serious, and at which point, we demanded that she teach us her ways.

Patricia Conte has a background in marketing communications and works as an independent writer. In 2010, she was given the opportunity to combine her love of writing and food when she started as a contributing writer for the Food channel... Kiwi fruit tastes amazing, but it's also great to help you create a simple DIY facial mask.

f you guys follow me on Twitter or have read my previous diary posts, you will know that my skin has been suffering painful rashes. My family is convinced that I'm allergic to some sort of food (my dad has been taking us out to different restaurants these few weeks and everybody thinks it's the seafood).

You want a facial. You need a facial. But your wallet is sort of... well... your wallet is a bit of a tightwad; it thinks you need to ease up on the beauty budget a little. Don't worry, you don't need to break up with anyone just yet; I've got a cheap fix for your facial needs.

Learn to make your own strawberry facial; it's what separates the women from the girls. What separates the ladies from the gents, and ... I'm all out of clever and it wasn't even that great. That's it folks, nothing to see here! But seriously, let's talk about how to make your own facial: a strawberry one at that.

Actress Kelly Kruger goes on the hunt for the face mask of all face masks: one that will lighten, tighten and brighten - and leaves the beauty counter empty handed. Yet, from her refrigerator, she concocts the perfect facial remedy.

Yes, it's true, I've been writing quite a lot about acne as of late and here's why: I'm in a major fight with my pimples. I've just suffered a serious break out that took about 6 weeks - and 6 dozen products - to clear up. Fortunately, I'm over the worst of it.

For women all over the world, cellulite is largely considered a "bad word." Some fear the very uttering of these three syllables can literally cause the "cottage cheese" effect. While cellulite is largely genetic, most forms are caused by a combination of poor circulation, fat pockets (that's why you'll see cellulite on your butt, thighs, and sometimes even arms!), and female hormones (another reason to adore your gender, girls).