Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask You don’t have to spend insane amounts of money in a spa in order to give your face the luxury treatment it deserves. Not when you can just use this recipe for an easy DIY charcoal peel off mask that absolutely anyone can make from home. You only need five simple ingredients such as activated charcoal, bentonite clay, boiling hot water, lavender essential oil, and unflavored gelatin. Simply mix everything together until you form a paste and apply to your face. It’s honestly unbelievable what a difference you’ll be able to notice within a relatively quick time frame as well. Charcoal masks are fantastic for drawing toxins, dirt, oil, and bacteria out of the skin, which means you can be well on your way to healthier looking skin in no time at all.

Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask

Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask

Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask

Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask

Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask

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Easy DIY Charcoal Peel Off Mask Anyone Can Make at Home

Servings: 0

Ingredients 

  • 1/2 tsp bentonite clay
  • 1 tsp activated charcoal
  • 2 tsp non-flavored gelatin
  • 4 tsp boiling hot water
  • 2 drops lavender essential oil

Instructions 

  • Mix all the ingredients (except the essential oil and water) into a small ceramic bowl.
  • Add the boiling water and mix to obtain a paste.
  • Add the lavender oil and mix to incorporate.
  • Apply on the clean face and leave for 20 mins.
  • Peel off the mask, rinse with warm water and apply your favorite moisturizer.
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Anna

Hi! I’m Anna Young. I have been creating easy holiday recipes, fun diy gifts and crafts for the last 15 years (and loving it as much as I did at the beginning). There is one thing I keep coming back to over all my years of being creator and trying to be as self sufficient as possible, and it is that everything is better when you make it yourself :)

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