Do you have fine or deep lines under your eyes. Maybe they are caused by sun damage, a lack of sleep, or age. Some younger people have them, just because of heredity. We have gotten a natural tip to sooth the skin around your eyes, and many people claim that it is an effective eye area wrinkle remedy without the high cost of commercial products! Besides, it is all natural.

Dab honey on the skin under your eyes, and then leave it on for 10 – 15 minutes. Rinse it off with tepid water mixed with a few drops of apple cider vinegar. Read more on the Over 50 Website – Natural Eye Wrinkle Remedy.

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Make Your Own Hair Conditioner

Everybody wants shiny hair like the shampoo models have. Well, you can buy a lot of products from beauty supply stores or beauty shops. But these commercial hair products can get expensive, and they may also contain a lot of chemicals that can get absorbed by the skin.

However, most people can get great results from a home made and natural hair care conditioner. All you need is an egg, a teaspoon of honey (that makes the medicine go down — or was that sugar?), and a tablespoon of olive oil. Beat the egg, and then mix in the honey and olive oil. Then shampoo your hair and rinse it well. Apply your egg mixture. Leave it on for 5 minutes, and then rinse it out. When your hair dries, it should shine!

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Our homemade sunburn relief was a big hit, so we thought we’d follow it up with a homemade facial cure. Well, you know that commercial preparations that are made with natural oatmeal are very popular, and very effective. As a point of fact, when my kids had chicken pox (right before the vaccine came out), the commercial oatmeal preparation seemed to give them the best relief!

Well, why not use oatmeal as a natural facial? First open your pores with cloth dipped in hot water. Make a paste with oatmeal and apply it to your face. Wear that for 15 minutes, and then wash your face with a cloth dipped in cool water.

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