Pumpkin

Why Pumpkin is Good for Your Face

Pumpkin facials add a good source of Vitamin C to your skin! This helps prevent wrinkles and even skin cancer. Come in to one of our student salons and get an exfoliating pumpkin facial today! Call 918-251-9969 to get more information or to schedule an appointment!

Why Pumpkin is Good to Eat

When you eat pumpkin it releases a load of antioxidants. Beta-carotene is the antioxidant inside and it converts to Vitamin A in the body. This is great for glowing skin and good eyesight!

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Honey

Why Honey is Good for Your Face

Honey (raw, not that pasteurized stuff) is good for your face because it is antifungal and antibacterial, among other awesome traits. A honey facial can be used by anyone, but those struggling with acne or acne scars can greatly benefit. Honey also leaves your face nice and soft.

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Why Honey is Good to Eat

Raw honey contains nutritious things like Vitamin B6, calcium, iron, potassium, and other good stuff! It is also a natural antioxidant, so it helps you build your immune system!

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Avocado

Why Avocado is Good for Your Face

Avocado is rich in Vitamin A, so using it as a facial helps dead skin cells fall off. It also contains glutamine, this helps protect the skin.

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Why Avocado is Good to Eat

Avocado is also very good for you when you eat it! They contain good fats that can help lower bad cholesterol, and they are delicious!

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Yogurt

Why Yogurt is Good for Your Face

Like honey, yogurt contains natural antibacterial and antifungal properties. Yogurt can also dissolve dead skin and tighten pores!

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Why Yogurt is Good to Eat

Yogurt is a natural probiotic. This helps add healthy bacteria to your gut. Probiotics can keep your whole digestive system in perfect harmony!

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Are you going to try one of these recipes on your face or for a tasty snack? Let us know what you think in the comments below! If you’re interested in learning how to do facials, contact us or visit our esthetics program page!