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Bael fruit face pack for sagging skin

The Bael tree is revered and worshipped in India. And almost every part of this amazing tree can be used in home-remedies. Read Medicinal uses of Bael (Bilva), to know about the significance and other uses of this wonderful tree. 

Savor and enjoy the taste of the delicious Bael fruit juice – it will leave you craving for more. But at same time do not forget that this fruit has cosmetic uses as well. Here’s how you can use the bael fruit as a face pack to firm up your sagging skin.

Bael fruit face pack
Ingredients:
Bael fruit powder 2tsp
Date extract 2 tbsp
Honey 1 tbsp

Method:
Mix all the ingredients; blend it well to form a paste. Apply it all over your face for 10-15 minutes and then wash it off. It yields amazing results far beyond your expectations. Very rewarding for a sagging skin as it firms it up. Good for normal and oily skin.
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  1. Roopa7:39 PM

    Your genes and the level of sun exposure you've had during your lifetime determine how much you sag. Smoking contributes to skin sagging, too.

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