В тренде домашняя маска с куркумой: польза, рецепт и риски для кожи

The latest rage in skin care involves taking a well-known Indian kitchen ingredient and turning it into a trending product. The Kora turmeric DIY mask, a hot topic on social media, promises fresh and glowing skin, often achieved through a beauty filter. The recipe usually contains turmeric, honey, and rosewater, substituting haldi for a trendy face mask. So, let’s know more about it. Currently, there is an online DIY mix of roasted turmeric, honey, and rosewater. Recommendations suggest applying the mixture to the skin for about 15 minutes before washing it off easily. The reason it is so attractive is that the ingredients are cheap, accessible, and connected to traditional Indian beauty practices. However, being ‘natural’ does not mean it is absolutely safe, and there is an important difference between the research regarding turmeric and the research concerning this particular recipe's efficiency. (Image Credits: Pinterest) If you'd like to try the recipe circulating on social media, here it is: 1 teaspoon turmeric, 1 teaspoon honey, and 1-2 teaspoons rose water. If you're using the viral version, dry roast your turmeric and let it cool completely. Mix in honey, then gradually pour in the rose water to achieve a paste-like consistency. Next, apply a thin layer to a previously cleaned face, avoiding the eyes and lips. Keep it on for a short period, this is not meant to be an overnight remedy. Then wash off with lukewarm water. 1. It may calm the skin, reducing redness and inflammation: Turmeric's anti-inflammatory characteristics make it an attractive ingredient for dermatologists. However, do not misunderstand this and take it as a cure for rosacea, eczema, or other inflammatory skin disorders. 2. It may help restore a glow to dull skin: Depending on the composition of the prepared DIY mask, the mask can temporarily make the skin look smoother, softer, and better hydrated. The American Academy of Dermatology has noted that facial masks can make a difference in many aspects of skin problems, provided the ingredients are adequate for a specific skin type. 3. Turmeric has antioxidant properties: Scientists deal with oxidative stress in connection with skin ageing and inflammation. The presence of antioxidants in curcumin is one more reason for the active interest in this ingredient in skin care research. https://www.aad.org/public/everyday-care/skin-care-secrets/routine/facial-masks-and-skin-care If your skin is either sensitive, reactive, or prone to eczema, don’t be too quick to assume that just because turmeric is a natural ingredient, it will be good for your skin. One should always start with a patch test before applying a new mask. If your skin itches, burns, or stings, stop immediately. Also, avoid using turmeric on broken skin, newly exfoliated skin, or irritated skin. It is important to remember that turmeric can also stain the skin and clothes.