Tried And Tested: DIY Hair And Face Masks Part 2

I'm so excited to be doing a Part 2 for DIY masks honestly.

When I first tried doing my own masks with kitchen ingredients, it was a weird smelling success! I enjoyed the experimenting and the not knowing if my hair was going to smell like mayonnaise or not and how unusual it all was!

Hay Fever Hacks; Surviving The Pollen Invasion

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My essentials for the hay fever season!
Pictured above is from left to right: NeilMed Sinus Rinse Bottle, Covonia  Menthol Vapour Drops, Twinings Decaffeinated Green Tea, Dragonfly Tea Peppermint Green Tea, Vaseline, Dorset Tea Wild About Mint,  Twinings Chamomile Tea, Sudafed Blocked Nose Spray, Tesco Clear Honey, Primark Sunglasses.

Summer.

When I hear that, I should be happy but I'm not. I've been a hay fever sufferer since as far back as I can remember and I still struggle with coping with it now. However I have found some ways that make this time of year slightly easier, and although they might be well known, there's bound to be at least one that you didn't know or never considered trying.

Tried And Tested: DIY Hair And Face Masks

It sounds simple enough right?

DIY hair and face masks that you can do with ingredients you already probably own. It couldn't be better, you can literally pop down into your kitchen whenever you feel like beautifying yourself. These DIY masks are cheaper, they smell better (kind of) and you know exactly what's in them, whereas with a bought mask, there's many added chemicals.