Homemade Face Mask and Scrubs for all Skin Types

 For all mask:
Leave them on 10-15 mins then rinse off and apply your moisturizer.

All skin types

Yogurt and Oatmeal Face Mask 

• Oatmeal, finely ground
• Organic Yogurt- Plain
• Few drops of honey

Mix together and apply.

Sugar Scrub 

• Sugar 
• Warm Water 

Dissolve the sugar in the water, then gently massage your skin.

Clay Mask 

• 1 1/2 tsp green clay
• 1/2 tsp  kaolin clay 
• 1 1/2 tbsp aloe vera gel
• 1 tbsp rosewater
• 2 drops rose essential oil

Mix clays together, then apply the oils and aloe vera gel.


Oily and Acne Prone Skin

 Egg White Mask

• Egg 

Beat the egg white and apply to your face.

Banana Mask 

• Banana
• honey
• orange or lemon

Mix banana and honey together and then add a few drops of the lemon or orange.

Strawberry Mask 

• Strawberries
• Sour Cream or plain yogurt

Mash strawberries and mix together with the yogurt.

Dry Skin 

Avocado Mask 

•  Avocado
• Olive oil

Mash avocado and add a few drops of olive oil. Apply. 

Milk Mask 

• 1tsp powdered milk
• 1 tbsp honey
• 1tsp aloe vera gel
• 2 drops essential oil 

Mix together and apply.

Brown Sugar Srcub

• Brown sugar
• Few drops of olive oil or coconut oil 

Mix together in your palms and massage your face gently.

Sensitive Skin 

Yogurt mask 

 

• Plain yogurt 
• Oatmeal 

Mix together and apply.

Until next time,
The wicked

Get Flawless Skin!

Start off with a face primer to get smooth skin therefore your makeup will glide right on. Primer is not only for those with only skin, it's for everyone.

Next, use a concealer to hide your dark circles or any flaws you may have. I like to put some around my lips to even out the color of my outer lip area. Make sure to blend the concealer so you don't have spots of it. You can try using a concealer brush to get good coverage or your fingers.

Now apply your foundation I like to start under my eyes and then expand to the rest of the face. Blend really well, I find it is better to blend going outwards. Also, don't spot at your chin keep blending down to make sure you don't have a line of foundation. If you still see some of your dark circles you may apply a little over and this should get rid of them completely. I like to apply a little bit of concealer at the corner of my eye after applying my foundation to make my eyes look more awake.

Time for the eyebrows, follow the shape of your eyebrows and fill them in lightly. Don't put any pressure on the brush or pencil you are using. If you do, you will get harsh lines. Once you fill them in you can put a little bit of concealer with a concealer brush to make them look sharp and clean. Also, if you haven't had time to clean up your eyebrows this is a great way to hide those small hairs.

Then, move on to your cheeks. Apply a bronzer that's two shades darker than your skin tone. A trick on figuring out where to place the bronzer is by feeling where your cheekbone is. This is a great guide especially if you are new to this. Also, another tip is that your bronzer shouldn't go any lower than the middle of your ear (tragus). If it does it will not look very clean and will not follow your natural face structure. Another tip is that the bronzer shouldn't go pass your eyeball when you are looking straight, meaning it shouldn't go close you nose. Again you can just feel your bone and see where it stops. These tips were all giving to me when I was taking my makeup course and trust me they are very helpful. After a while you naturally learn where to place the bronzer. Practice make perfect.

Apply some bronzer on your temples and at the top of your forehead. This will make your forehead appear smaller and will give it a nice shape. Use a MATTE bronzer for this! If not you will actually attract more light with the shimmer.

If you want a matte or you are oily apply a translucent powder on top with a big brush.

Now you are ready to apply your mascara, liner, lip gloss or whatever else you want.

Until next time,
The Wicked

Flawless Skin- In your 20's...30's...40's

In just 20s....


During this age you can try all the makeup looks you want and wear different colors. Your skin is at it's best therefore you can try different trends. Play around with bold eyeshadows, and lipsticks.

Skip the heavy moisturizers because you don't need the extra moisturizers. This may just clog up your pores and is for older skin.

Of course you should wear a light moisturizer with SPF because you have to protect your skin from the sun while you are still young.

Products to try:

Murad Energizing Pomegranate Moisturizer SPF 15

In your 30s....


You might start seeing first signs of aging, therefore you must be mindful of not exaggerating those lines by wearing too much foundation. Try pearly shimmers to highlight the top of your cheekbones. Also try bold peachy or coral cream blush on the apples of your cheeks.

Skip bright eye colors instead try colors that compliment you eyes and skin. You can still try winged eyeliner, smokey eyes with gray, navy, chocolate or deep eggplant.

Products to try:

Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20
Benefit Cosmetics High Beam Highlighter
Nars Cream in Cactus Flower

In your 40s....


Your makeup should be subtle and natural looking. It should enhances your natural features. Also wear primer in order to avoid your makeup getting  in your creases.

Skip dark eyeshadows and lipsticks. A smokey eye might not work at this age because it might make your eye look sunken in. Also deep lipstick shades especially matte ones, will look very harsh and will make you look older. Try natural colors with a bit of a shine.

Products you can try:

Bobbi Brown Brow Pencil
Prep + Prime Line Filler
NYX Slime Lip Pencil


Until next time,
The Wicked