Q&A for How to Make Your Skin Glow in Minutes

Coconut oil makes a good moisturizer and it creates a barrier that helps protect your skin.

You can use skin lightening products or you can try DIY treatments. Mixing turmeric with lemon or milk creates a natural skin lightener.

Everyone has flaws, but you can improve the quality of your skin by eating a balanced diet, drinking plenty of water, and using high-quality skin care products designed for your skin type.

Exfoliation and hydration are the keys to soft, touchable skin. Try a chemical exfoliant which dissolves dead skin instead of using rough particles to scrape it off. Follow with a moisturizing cream that including soothing ingredients like oatmeal.

Highlighter can be used on the places where light naturally hits your face to give it a glowing effect. Bronzer is also a great way to add a sun-kissed glow.

Unfortunately, the only fix for this one is time. Eventually your skin will return to its normal color.

You can mix a tablespoon of baking soda with just enough water to make a paste and then use it to exfoliate your skin. Be aware that it can slightly lighten your complexion.

Not every time. You can put it on once and again after two days.

There are lots, but I would recommend Vaseline hand cream with keratin.

Use a toner and a cocoa butter cream and drink water throughout the day. Also, baby lotion is amazing for your skin.

Yes, it is safe to apply baby powder on your face . It give you a natural glow and soft cheeks and also a cute effect.

Exfoliate is a good way to get fairer skin, as it gets rid of dead skin cells.

Yes, as other creams may contain chemicals.

If you are trying to even out your natural tone, use honey with a bit of lemon. Leave it on for 10 minutes and then rinse with cool water. If you want a lighter tone, mix plain yogurt and honey. Repeat the same process.

Use a foundation that isn't oily or greasy. It is also important to not use harsh facial cleansers so that your face stays soft.

Grapefruit and aloe vera plant leaves. Rub the juicy parts of these on your skin to make it moist and make it glow!

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Exfoliate with sugar mixed with honey. Massaging oil into your hands will keep your skin glowing. Always keep your hands moisturized.

Yes, you can use baby powder. Don't apply a heavy amount as that can dry your skin out.

There are plenty of different options to help dry skin. You can use a moisturizer targeting dry skin and rub it onto your face/skin everyday. If you can't afford to buy any, you can use DIY products, like olive oil. For more advice, check out wikiHow's article on getting rid of dry skin.

It takes dirt away from your face.

Take good care of it, use cleansers and moisturizer to make it look hydrated and brighter. If it’s dry, it will look dull and dehydrated, so make sure you moisturize and GENTLY exfoliate.

Run a warm bath and put a few cups of baking soda in it. Soak for 20–30 minutes.

It depends on what kind of exfoliator you use and how sensitive your skin is. Most products have instructions telling you how often it is ideal to use them. Some can be used daily, others should be used 2-3 times a week. And if you don't want to scrub your skin, you can use a product with AHAs, which will chemically exfoliate your skin. This is usually gentler and more effective than scrubs, and most such products can be used daily.

Probably 1 or 2 maximum a day depending on the size, or you can eat 3 or 4 once in two days.

Cocoa butter would probably be best, and also drink water. That really helps.

It depends on your skin type. I wouldn't recommend double cleansing, since oil cleanser and balms are too heavy and will block the next skincare products to penetrate your skin. A mild gel cleanser is great for normal/combination/oily/acne-prone skin. It doesn't remove the good oils on your skin, only the bad one.

You could, but this is not a good idea, as Vaseline promotes hair growth, so you could have more hair start to grow on your face.

Firstly wash your face with lukewarm water. Then apply turmeric paste or pure aloe vera. Leave it for sometime and finish by washing off.

This won’t really make a face mask, but it will mask a face wash with dried rose petals: 1) Put your dried rose petals in a container; 2) pour hot -but not boiling - water onto the rose petals; 3) get a strainer; 4) place it over another container; 5) pour the mix into the second container; 6) [optional] transfer the rose water to another container; 7) seal the container and keep it in the fridge. Note: you will only be allowed to use it within a week. That is the easiest way to make it. Or you can buy ready-made rosewater but this one is more fun.