To make your skin glow like these heroines in summer, today we are going to tell you Priyanka Chopra's homemade scrub recipe, which is an effective way to save your money and skin from chemical products. Along with protecting your skin from tanning, it will also work to give shine and moisture. So let us know how to prepare this face pack. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @priyankachopra, iStock)
Priyanka Chopra told the benefits of this scrub
This scrub is easy to make and use. Using this homemade scrub not only exfoliates, hydrates, moisturizes, but also heals the skin. You can use it every day except
what things are needed
- 1 cup flour
- 2 tbsp plain curd
- Juice of 1/2 cut lemon
- 4 spoon milk
- 2 teaspoon sandalwood powder
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
Prepare scrub like this
- – First of all take a big bowl.
- Now add flour and curd to it and mix well.
- After this add lemon juice and milk to it.
- When it is mixed well, add sandalwood powder and turmeric to this paste and mix well.
- Priyanka Chopra's body scrub is ready.
use it like this
When the scrub is ready, apply it on your tanned skin and leave it to dry for some time. After some time, clean the dried paste by rubbing it gently. See how your hands have glowed and the tan has cleared. You can use it 2-3 times a week.
These things are also important
- This scrub will also give you tan free skin and remove dead cells.
- If you wish, you can prepare the scrub for a month using more ingredients at once.
- If your skin is sensitive then first use the scrub on a small part of your hands and if any side effect is seen on the skin then wash your hands immediately.
(Disclaimer: This article is for your information. Also remember that everyone's skin is different, so do not forget to do a patch test before adopting any kind of remedy. If your skin is sensitive or you have any kind of allergy. If so, first of all talk to a dermatologist and do some experiments on the skin as per his advice.
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