Moroccan recipes for whitening facial skin

Facial skin whitening

Moroccan bath is one of the methods that have been used to clean the skin for centuries, with the aim of softening the skin and relaxing the muscles, and it removes the layers of dead skin, and this is done by filling the bathtub with hot water to clean the pores, then using black soap, and this method gives the skin the required nourishment as well, Moroccan bath removes dark spots from the skin, and renews its cells, so that the skin becomes bright and lighter in color, but sometimes the Moroccan bath may be harsh on the skin due to the addition of strong chemicals, and this is why natural ingredients can be used to make a Moroccan bath instead. ^{[1] [2]}

Moroccan recipes for whitening the face

Moroccan clay

It can be used by cutting it into small pieces, then placing these pieces in the bathtub, where Moroccan clay is sold in the form of large pieces, and when cut into smaller pieces it will be easier to use, and yogurt is added to the clay because it contains acid to peel the skin, and this recipe can be prepared according to the following method : ^[1]

• Method:
  • Put the clay in a bowl, then add the water and yogurt.
  • Add a little honey, and honey is a good tenderizer thanks to its antioxidant properties.
  • The bathtub is filled with hot water and the bathroom doors and windows are closed, until the steam becomes thick, as the steam allows the pores to open.
  • Steam sitting for 10-15 minutes in the bathtub, while relaxing and letting the steam penetrate the skin.
  • If you feel dizzy, put a towel moistened with cold water on the neck, and open the door or window with more water.

Moroccan black soap

The skin can be cleaned with black Moroccan soap according to the following method: ^[1]

• Method:
  • The bathtub is filled with hot water, and after 10 minutes have passed, enter the tub, then massage and peel the skin.
  • Hot water is added whenever the water becomes cold.
  • Black soap is used, and the body is massaged with it, and a foam will appear, and the skin is rubbed in circular motions from the feet to the shoulders.
  • Massage the face with black soap as well, while avoiding the area around the eyes.
  • A piece of cloth is used to scrub the skin in order to exfoliate it and get rid of dead skin cells, and this step stimulates blood circulation in the body.
  • The body is washed well with water.

Moroccan soap

Moroccan soap is a natural soap to clean the body, and it is similar to paste, and it is made using oil and in traditional methods in Morocco, and it consists of olive or argan oil, water, and some plant extracts and salts, and this soap benefits the skin as it opens the pores, removes dead cells and peels the skin easily, This soap is characterized by the fact that its ingredients are completely natural, as it is free from perfumes, chemicals, and other unnatural substances found in most types of ready-made soaps, as it is rich in vitamins A and E, and deeply moisturizes the skin, and Moroccan soap removes toxins from the skin, and exfoliates the upper layer of the skin. It is also an excellent moisturizer for dry skin, and it makes it soft, and it can be used for all types of skin, and the way to use it is easy as the skin is washed with it daily, and it is used as an exfoliator once a week, and it is best to use it when making a hot bath to open the pores, and in the following steps are the use of Moroccan soap : ^[3]

• Method:
  • Rub the entire body with soap, and you will notice that the foam is less compared to other types of soap.
  • Leave the soap on the body for 10-15 minutes, to allow it to penetrate the skin and get rid of dead skin cells.
  • Wash the body with water upon completion.
  • Use special gloves to get the best results while peeling, then moisturize the skin with Argan Oil.

oatmeal

Oatmeal is an effective natural exfoliant on the skin, as it removes dead skin cells and reveals another layer of skin that is brighter. It can be used on the face and neck according to the following method: ^[3]

• Method:
  • Mix an amount of ground oatmeal with a little lemon juice.
  • Rub the face and neck and allow the mask to dry.
  • Wash the face and neck with warm water, or through a clean piece of cloth moistened with water.
  • Repeat the method 1-2 times a week.

Apple cider vinegar

Apple cider vinegar treats many skin problems, such as dark spots on the face or other parts of the body, as it reduces spots, dries them out and makes them fade, and it is best to use apple cider vinegar diluted with water because vinegar is strong on the skin: ^[3]

• Method:
  • Dilute apple cider vinegar by incorporating equal amounts of water and vinegar, and add a little honey to the mixture, then apply the mixture to the dark spots.
  • Leave to dry.
  • Repeat this method once a day for a month to obtain the desired results.

Cactus gel

Aloe vera is one of the curative treatments for burns and sunburns, and it also contributes to restoring the original skin color and reduces pigmentation, and it can be used by applying aloe vera gel to the skin, leaving it to dry for half an hour before washing the face with water, and the method is repeated twice a day for two weeks. ^[3]

Potatoes

Potatoes are a natural bleach for the skin, and remove them spots effectively, especially spots caused by exposure to sunlight, and can be used by way of the following: ^[4]

• Method:
  • Peel and chop a potato.
  • Add a little rose water, then put the ingredients in an electric mixer.
  • Massage the skin with the mixture, and you can add a little honey if the skin is very dry, and a little lemon juice for oily skin.
  • Leave the mixture on the skin until it dries.
  • Repeat the recipe regularly until the dark spots are gone or faded.

References

1. ^ ^{A b t} "How To Do To of a Menu Home At The Moroccan Bath Location. " , Www.wikihow.com , Retrieved 18-11-2018. Edited.
2. ↑ ANGELA GOH (26-4-2016), "DIY Beauty: 5 Ingredients to Lighten Your Skin Safely and Naturally" , http://www.mariefranceasia.com , Retrieved 18-11-2018. Edited.
3. ^ ^{A b t w} "Savon Beldi Natural Soap" , Moroccansouk.org , Retrieved 18-11-2018. Edited.
4. ↑ Maanasi Radhakrishnan (24-5-2018), "How To Bleach Your Skin At Home?" , Www.stylecraze.com , Retrieved 18-11-2018. Edited.