Express mask for glow on New Year's Eve: I mix 3 ingredients – it works instantly

New Year's Eve is a time of magic, sparklers and, of course, impeccable radiance. But often pre-holiday worries, lack of sleep and stress leave their mark on the face in the form of fatigue, dullness and slight swelling.

A simple, affordable and incredibly effective express mask made from products that can be found in any kitchen comes to the rescue.

With its help, you can transform your skin in just 15-20 minutes, giving it freshness, an even tone and a healthy glow from the inside.

Honey-egg mask

• Honey intensely moisturizes, softens and literally attracts radiance. Has mild antibacterial properties.
• The yolk nourishes the skin with lecithin and vitamins, giving it a velvety feel. Protein (if you use a whole egg) provides a slight lifting effect and tightens pores.
• Lemon juice is a source of vitamin C and natural AHAs. Brightens, evens out tone, fights dullness and exfoliates dead cells.

How to cook

1. In a non-metallic bowl, lightly beat the yolk or whole egg.
2. Add 1 tbsp. liquid warm honey and 1 tsp. lemon juice. Mix thoroughly until smooth.
3. Before applying, be sure to cleanse your face and do a quick allergy test by applying the mixture to the crook of your elbow.
4. Apply the mask evenly to the face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
5. Lie down, close your eyes and spend 15-20 minutes in a state of rest.
6. Rinse with cool water or chamomile infusion. Pat your face dry with a towel and apply your favorite moisturizer.

Unlike complex cocktails, whose composition is sometimes difficult to read, this mask is prepared from fresh ingredients, without preservatives.

The complex effect gives a quick visual effect. The skin becomes fresh, tightened and glowing – exactly what you need for the New Year's look.

Ring in the New Year with glowing, rested skin by giving it a little natural care.

Important: This information is not a substitute for consulting a doctor. The body's response to changes in diet/training may depend on individual physiology, genetic predisposition and health status. It is recommended to consult a specialist.