If the same question is coming to your mind, then today we will tell you the answer to this question and why the answer! We will also tell you what women used to apply on their face in ancient times. (Photo courtesy: AI, iStock)
Where did makeup originate?
According to the information available on the internet, makeup first started in ancient Egypt, when the women there used to apply paste on their faces to look beautiful. And similarly Indian women also used the medicines present in the house or fields. Today in this article we are going to tell you the method of making those pastes, which women would have used in ancient times to look beautiful. (Photo courtesy: AI)
Basil pasta
Basil is a type of medicine that is used to treat many diseases. It has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties which are beneficial in cleaning all types of dirt from the skin and reducing pimples. Grind basil leaves and make a paste and apply it on the face. This paste is beneficial in reducing rashes and pimples.
use of honey
In ancient times, honey was also used to enhance beauty. You can use it with ripe bananas. Honey will moisturize your skin and banana will help keep the skin tone even and youthful. You can also use this remedy for soft and glowing skin.
Creams used to get soft skin
In ancient times, women used cream and milk on their face along with bathing. If your skin has become dry or lifeless, then you can apply a spoonful of cream directly on your face. This recipe will help moisturize your face and reduce blemishes.
Take the paste
Neem is used to clean all the dirt from the body and for many skin diseases like itching, redness. Even in ancient times, women used it in two ways. First, by taking bath with neem water and second, by making a paste of it. It helps in curing rashes on the body.
(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 remedy. If your skin is sensitive or you have any kind of allergy, then talk to a skin specialist first. Use anything on your skin only as per their advice.)
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