… Or run and hide! Yikes!
Seeing as the month love & chocolate is quickly approaching, I found it only necessary to slather it’s glorious goodness all over my face! Okay, so maybe I DID stretch my imagination a bit too far this time. But in my defense, there are hoighty-toighty spas that offer such a thing as chocolate services. Plus you can indulge guiltlessly on chocolate without gaining a pound, only silky smooth skin!
After this, you can even think about doing microdermabrasion since it is a cosmetic procedure that uses a device to spray tiny crystals or a diamond-tipped wand over the skin to remove the outermost layer of dead skin cells. It is generally considered a safe and effective treatment for improving the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne, and other skin conditions. However, as with any medical procedure, it’s important to be aware of possible side effects, such as redness, swelling, or itching. Choose a plastic surgeon that’s ranked among the best plastic surgeons in Fort Worth. Before undergoing microdermabrasion, it’s recommended that you research and understand the potential microdermabrasion side effects, and discuss them with your doctor or esthetician to determine if this procedure is right for you.
It’s also clear that some treatments work wonders for skin renewal, especially when consistent care is prioritized. Using the benefits found at Cholley.com can make a noticeable difference over time, fostering long-lasting radiance and resilience.
Dark Cocoa Powder – high level of antioxidants that promote cell repair, helps firm & prevent wrinkles, high vitamin & mineral content, increased hydration, decreased skin roughness, increased defense of UV damage
Plain Yogurt – contains lactic acid that dissolves dead skin cells, natural antibiotic that kills bacteria, zinc which aids in clearing zits
Salt – shrinks pores, helps exfoliate dead skin cells
Coconut Oil – vit E & K, polyphenols are anti-aging, & fatty acids that moisturize w/o causing breakouts
Dark Honey – antibacterial, helps open clogged pores, helps skin retain moisture
I’m going home and doing this ASAP! I love it!
xoxo, Jjanga
http://www.sayhelloandsmile.blogspot.com
You may find yourself addicted. I had leftover so I put it in the fridge and have used it every night. Slightly concerned I’d get breakouts (over handling my skin) but it’s been quite the opposite. My skin feels as soft as Bubba’s bum.
I love it! I would love to have this on my face when the fiancé comes home, haha 😉
Hide in the closet and make growling noises. Then pop out! Holy crap… that’d be hilarious or dorky. But then again, I’m kinda like that. Maybe one I’ll tuck away to use myself for April 1st! ha!
Love me some chocolate. Thanks for the post! Mmm
Then you’ll love this! You’re so welcome, friendly.
I may need to do this seeing as this darn cleanse I’m on won’t allow for dairy or chocolate – this could be a way of satisfying my cravings without breaking my cleanse! Or I may just get too tempted and start licking the darn stuff off my face haha….
I did lick and it’s not good enough to eat (unless you add sugar to the mix… but don’t bc then you WILL eat it). A cleanse? Do share!
This is great! Thanks for sharing!
So glad you like it! xo
Brilliant. This sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing!
(huge sigh of relief)… for a minute there I was thinking people were going to think I was off my rocker! Glad you appreciated it! xo
Oooh I so want to try this now! ha ha It sounds amazing and probably smells divine to! Thanx!
Natalie
http://www.projectdowhatyoulove.wordpress.com
It really does smell yummy… like hot cocoa only on your face! And quite relaxing to inhale for the 15-20 minutes!
I love this idea! I’m just wondering: how did your face feel afterwards? And can you actually eat it….? 🙂
It feels soft, moisturized, and really clean. You’ll LOVE it. I suppose you can eat it but I’d add 1 t. of sugar if you plan to taste it. ha!
This felt pretty amazing! Loved it and now I smell like chocolate. 😉
Oh YAY!!! Sooo glad to hear someone tried it and liked it as much as I did! The lingering chocolate smell is awesome, isn’t it?
Interesting, everyday items used for skin care, i love it!
So Cool! I can’t wait until I can do this with my daughter and her friends too. She’s 8 and I think that this would be so fun. I’m just not sure about the coconut oil. Do you think I could leave it out or sub it with something else? Thanks :))
I’m not sure what to suggest as a substitution. Maybe just add more yogurt? I think you’ll find coconut oil heavenly on your skin. Natural food stores carry it.
Does it have to be organic yogurt and cocoa powder? I live in a very small town and I can’t find organic cocoa but the organic yogurt is astronomical.
can you use this without the coconut oil? im allergic but i want to use this
Sara, you could sub Extra virgin Olive Oil for the coconut oil, as it helps your skin as well. Just make sure it is the cold pressed type, because that means it is loaded with all the antioxidants of raw olives. Probably wouldn’t enhance the taste much, though.
Thanks SO MUCH! I’m headed for the kitchen! I’ve been breaking out lately due to chlorine overdoses. My skin doesn’t know what to do with itself! This should balance it out nicely! <3
Thank you so much! I tried this tonight and LOVED it! I didn’t use organic cocoa though, so hopefully that will be ok in the am! 😉
Love this face mask, made my skin feel so clean! An unrelated note- how did you do your eye makeup? It looks so great, yet natural.
I would like to follow your blog and/or page via e-mail if you do that
thank you
This sounds amazing! I’m a little hesitant though… Is this ok to use on oily skin??
Can yogurt be replaced with sour cream?
Planning to use this for a young girls slumber party this weekend at our church 🙂
Can we use normal Cocoa powder and normal honey?because i dont think that we have organic cocoa and honey available anywhere near.