– While oatmeal is a popular base for at-home facial masks, you can also experiment with other ingredients, like coffee, baking soda, or even ground sugar.
– Substituting yogurt for milk (or using a combination of the two) is known to stimulate collagen and elastin development in the face.
– Do not make more than is necessary – instead of making and storing large quantities, it is best to make a fresh facial mask every time.