With the onset of the month of Shravan, a festive season begins. Mangala Gauri is a favorite festival of newlyweds. This festival is celebrated with great pomp and joy. Relatives and friends are invited home on Mangala Gauri. However, the hectic work schedule doesn't leave much time to care for the skin. Due to environmental changes, the skin becomes dull, leading to the appearance of dead skin, pimples, and acne, completely ruining the beauty of the skin. To regain the lost glow, women use various creams available in the market. Instead, they should take care of their skin using ingredients found in the kitchen. Today, we're going to show you an easy way to do a beetroot facial to reduce increased dullness on the face. This will make the skin appear more radiant.

Here's an easy way to do a beetroot facial:
In the first step, grate the beetroot and extract its juice. Mix the beetroot juice with rice water. Apply this mixture to your entire face. Leave it on for a few minutes before gently cleansing your skin. This will help remove dust, dirt, and grime from your skin. Using rice water cleanses your skin from within.

In the second step, take beetroot juice in a bowl, add coffee powder and sugar, and mix well. Apply the prepared face scrub to your skin and massage gently. This will improve blood circulation, remove dead skin, whiteheads, and blackheads, and leave your skin looking clear. A coffee and sugar scrub is very effective in removing dead skin from your face.

In the third step, mix aloe vera gel with beetroot juice. Apply the mixture to your entire face and massage gently for 5 to 8 minutes. Massaging improves blood circulation in skin cells and softens the skin. This helps reduce wrinkles and fine lines on the face.

Finally, to prepare the face pack, combine beetroot juice, gram flour, and wheat flour in a bowl and mix thoroughly. After mixing, apply the mixture to your face, leave it on for 10 minutes, and then rinse with water. Beetroot facials help improve poor skin quality and enhance your complexion from within.

PC;Rochak Khabre