Do-it-Yourself Beauty Recipes

Below are two beauty recipes from Julieanna Hever, best-selling author and host of one of Veria Living’s newest programs, What Would Julieanna Do?

Following are two, easy, inexpensive, do-it-yourself beauty recipes your readers can prepare at home:

 

Do-it-Yourself Beauty Recipes:

Breakfast Moisturizing Face Mask: Mash 1/2 banana well with a fork, combine about 1/4 - 1/2 cup rolled oats, and drizzle about 1 TB almond milk to the mixture to create a paste. Apply to face using a circular motion as a scrub and then leave on for 15 minutes. Rinse and remove with a warm washcloth and follow up with the Soothing Facial Moisturizer: drizzle 3-4 drops lavender essential oil into approximately 1 TB coconut oil, mix, and apply to face.

Hair Growth-Stimulating Treatment: Brew a cup of green tea. Add 1 TB mustard powder and 1 TB cayenne pepper, the contents of 1-2 vitamin E capsules, and 1 TB jojoba oil to the tea and mix well. In the shower, apply mixture to the scalp and rub in gently, using the pads of your fingers for a few minutes. Allow to sit while washing your body. Rinse and follow up with natural, chemical-free shampoo and conditioner. Perform treatment weekly until you notice hair growth.

What Would Julieanna Do? airs weekdays from 7:00 to 7:30 pm ET/PT on Veria Living.

Hosted by Julieanna Hever, What Would Julieanna Do? is a lifestyle-oriented talk show focusing on everyday topics as "getting your kids to eat better" and "treating menopause" to "rekindling the spark in your marriage" and "getting back in shape for your high school reunion."

Julieanna Hever, M.S., R.D., C.P.T., also known as “The Plant-Based Dietitian,” is an author and advocate of the benefits of following a whole food, plant-based diet. As host of What Would Julieanna Do?, Julieanna regularly features recipes like the Breakfast Moisturizing Face Mask, the Hair Growth-Stimulating Treatment and many other similar, helpful, do-it-yourself recipes on her show.

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