How to apply cornstarch to the skin to enjoy its botox effect against wrinkles

In this article we suggest two recipes for masks based on cornstarch (or cornstarch) with a “botox effect”, capable of rejuvenating the appearance of the face with an almost instant effect.

Cornstarch is a fine powder that is obtained by grinding and processing corn. It is mainly used for the preparation of desserts and other dishes, but in Asian countries it has also been used for centuries in cosmetic treatments.

This exceptional ingredient contains large amounts of B vitamins, but also vitamins A, C and E, and minerals such as potassium, calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus.

Cornstarch masks help reduce wrinkles and lighten the skin, eliminating blemishes. Cornstarch has an antioxidant action on the skin, which counteracts the harmful effects of free radicals and rejuvenates the face.

Cornstarch and egg mask

To prepare this mask you need the egg white of an egg and two tablespoons of cornstarch.

Mix both ingredients until you get a homogeneous mixture, then distribute on well-cleansed skin, taking care to cover the entire surface of the face.

Massage your face, again from the bottom up, then let the mask work for 20 minutes before rinsing with plenty of water.

Cornstarch and vitamin E mask

The ingredients of this face mask are 1 capsule of vitamin E and 1 tablespoon of cornstarch.

Mix the cornstarch with the contents of the vitamin E capsule, then apply to the face with your fingers. Leave on for 20 minutes, in the meantime massage the face, always from the bottom up.

Finally, rinse with plenty of water and apply your favorite moisturizer.

Apply either of the two cornstarch face masks at least twice a week to see the first results within a month.

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