Your granny must have been telling you all her experienced hacks for the secret glow. It’s your wedding time now and you need her help again. Grab her and drag her into the kitchen. After-all when will her age-old wisdom with modern research for those face packs come to use. This is the best time to use all her wisdom. Wedding nearby and you are still searching for a wedding venue? Visit Deemarks, one of the best luxury hotels in NH8.

1. Ultimate Hydrating Face Pack

There are so many reasons as to why your skin can be dry. But you won’t want this on your wedding day. It’s your day and we understand you can’t afford to look bad. If you are someone who has a very dry skin do consider this pack. All you need is, few chunks of avocado, papaya, banana, a spoon full of curd a tablespoon of honey. Mix all these ingredients in a mixture. Blend it into a very smooth pulp. Now, apply this mixture on your face for 30 minutes. Once done, wash off with cold water. All these ingredients are well-known for their skin hydrating properties. They will for sure bring back the suppleness you need.

• Skin Tightening Face Pack

Try this pack to experience its benefits. This is a sacred pack passed on from several generations. To soak in the greatness of this pack you will need, two tablespoons of rice flour, an egg white and some lemon drops. Mix them all properly. Apply the paste on your face. Feel the tautness? Time to peel it off and witness the magic!

For best results and as we have seen always don’t forget cucumber slices over your eyes.

3- De-Tanning Face Pack
Got tanned with all the shopping for your wedding. Obviously, it is something you can’t avoid. But do not worry. We have a gorgeous recipe to kill tan, lighten the skin and give that radiant glow a bride needs.
Take a fuller’s earth one tablespoon, your favorite coffee one tablespoon and freshly squeezed tomato juice. Clean your face before applying this mixture.
Let the pack rest on your face until dry. Wash it off or rub in circular motion to exfoliate.

4- Glow Mask
Ever heard of Cleopatra? The most popular woman for her beauty and glow. She had a fetish for roses? She made sure that she had petals in her bath. Here is what you can do too: crush fresh rose petals or use rose powder. Add yoghurt and a tablespoon of lemon juice. Apply and let the natural oils do their job. Make sure to wash it off with warm water.

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All these face packs can only give you external glow. For the glow not to vanish, stay happy internally. Do not stress about anything. Worrying about the wedding venue? Visit Deemarks, it is the Best Hotels in NH8 near IGI Airport.

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