People often say that associating the image of women with the kitchen is a lack of awareness about gender equality, that if women can be in the kitchen, men can be in the kitchen too.
My grandmother and mother, although they are women of society, go to the office with their hair tied in ao dai during the day, but when they come home at night they still stick to the kitchen;
I live in London, remove makeup with Bioderma, moisturize at night with Estée Lauder, exfoliate with Dermalogica, and if I don’t bathe with natural soap, I also use The Body Shop, but I still remember the afternoons when I washed my hair with grapefruit peel.
Today’s majestic beauty industry originated from the kitchens of Latin girls using olive oil to nourish their shiny brown skin, from the gorgeous and haughty Cleopatra bathing with fresh milk and honey, from the
Go to the beauty kitchen: create skin care products
The more convenient and modern, the more we tend to return to the basics.
Cleans skin
Rice bran and oatmeal are suitable ingredients to exfoliate the skin thanks to its tan, but at the same time, there are saponins that clean the skin, leaving a layer of sugar to help the skin retain moisture and not feel tight, especially suitable for dry skin.
See also Sugar scrub for sweet lips
Nourish your skin and hair with oil
Olive oil, coconut oil, sesame oil or sunflower oil are all very good for skin and hair care.
See also Preparing essential oils at home
Provides additional nutrients and vitamins
Fruits in general are an infinite source of vitamins and nutrients for all skin types.
Just talking around the kitchen is boring;
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Recipes for homemade cosmetics
These `cosmetics` are available in every kitchen