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4. It imparts benefi cial enzymes that work at scrubbing your face for you, as well as perform a litt le anti -aging acti on.


5. It’s great for acne, aging skin, normal skin, dry skin … honey loves EVERY SKIN TYPE. 6. It is healing and helps repair acneic sores and scars. 7. It’s 100%, absolutely, positi vely natural, great for your skin, and a simple additi on to your beauty routi ne.


How to Wash Your Face with Honey


These directions are for washing a face that doesn’t have makeup on it. Honey alone doesn’t take off all the goopy gunk. This makes it perfect as your morning facial cleansing agent. And it tastes delicious when you “accidentally” get some on your lips.


Here are your wash instructions: 1. Tie your hair back or get it out of your face. (Honey makes hair really sticky.) 2. Splash your hands and face with just a little water.


3. Pour 1/2-ish teaspoon of honey into the palm of your hands and rub your hands together for 2-3 seconds, just to warm up the honey.


4. Place the honey on your face and massage it in for a minute or two – all around, don’t forget an inch of face.


5. Optional – leave the honey sitting there on your face for 5 or 10 minutes, just so your skin can drink the goodness in.


6. Rinse a few times with water. You’ll be surprised at how quickly and easily it rinses off! 7. Bask in the beauty that is now your face.


Of all things, remember to use raw, unfi ltered honey. The kind that comes straight from the bees, not the kind in the store that lacks any pollen whatsoever. Therein lies your challenge.


If you choose to accept it, I would love to hear about it on Crunchy Betty. Just swing by www.crunchybetty.com and leave me a note about how it’s worked for you. If you’re anything like the hundreds of other women who’ve recently made the honey switch, you’ll love it. And you’ll have a brand new appreciation for the bees.


Winter/Spring 2012 greenwomanmagazine.com


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