Here are some of the most useful DIY spa treatments I found on the net. You can find more here and here.
Banana and honey mask.
Use this recipe for an easy facial mask. With egg, oatmeal, banana, and honey, this mask will have sensitive and dry complexions feeling great. Honey is a natural antiseptic, too, so it will aid in healing any facial blemishes.
Conditioner.
Try mixing eggs and olive oil, then wrapping your hair in plastic wrap as suggested here to get a great, inexpensive conditioner for your hair.
Hair detangler.
Use oregano with this recipe to get a detangler you can use every day without spending a lot of money.
Hair repair.
This conditioner repairs stressed hair with rosemary, eggs, and oils. Try it at home when your tresses need a little taming.
Deep conditioner.
Not only does your hair need moisture, but it also needs protein. Use this deep conditioner with avocado and mayonnaise to get your hair in shape.
Spa Hand Treatments.
Watch this video to learn first "hand" how to give yourself luxurious spa hand treatments at home using items from the kitchen.
Sugar body scrub.
Use this recipe of brown sugar, maple syrup, and olive oil for a body scrub that will leave your skin smoother and moisturized. Don’t skip over the other two spa treatments also included.
Thanksgiving-inspired body scrub.
With pecans, sugar, and the rest of the ingredients in this scrub, you may wonder if you should put it on your body or in your body.
Vanilla bath.
Scroll down to the bottom of this article for a luxurious bath soak that features vanilla and honey.
To clear up flaky skin.
Soak a washcloth in bowl of very cold whole milk, wring it out, then apply it to your face for about 10 minutes. The lactic acid and fats rehydrate your skin and remove redness.
Soak a washcloth in bowl of very cold whole milk, wring it out, then apply it to your face for about 10 minutes. The lactic acid and fats rehydrate your skin and remove redness.
To rejuvenate dull skin .
Squeeze the juice from a couple of oranges into a bowl, adding a little zest from the rind. Dunk a washcloth in the liquid, wring lightly, then apply it to your face for about 10 minutes. Rinse with cold water. The vitamin C in the OJ will help to restore a glowy look.
Squeeze the juice from a couple of oranges into a bowl, adding a little zest from the rind. Dunk a washcloth in the liquid, wring lightly, then apply it to your face for about 10 minutes. Rinse with cold water. The vitamin C in the OJ will help to restore a glowy look.
