Anti Aging Benefits Of A Red Wine Facial
Tastes great. Great for your skin!
Red wine is excellent for your body. Ask anyone from France or Italy and they’ll say they grew up with that knowledge. One of the benefits of drinking a glass of red wine daily is keeping your skin healthy and youthful-looking. And, it also relaxes you and helps you unwind at the end of the day!
Wine Facial Benefits And Skin Care -
- Wine facial masks help eliminate dead skin cells
- Frequent massaging (3x per week) of the beverage into the skin can and improve blood circulation and help to reverse signs of aging.
- Wine brings a glow to skin, hydrates and rejuvenates.
- Wine has many therapeutic values. It carries antioxidants that can de-stress and strenghen the skin. The most widely known among them is Resveratrol.
- It can treat and prevent hyper-pigmentation which is a common sign of aging.
How To Make A Red Wine Facial
Prepare
The Wine Facial mixture consists of 2 ounces wine, 1 ounce witch hazel, and in this post either a tablespoon of honey or a tablespoon of aloe vera. For sensitive skin, first dilute the wine with rose water, in equal amounts.
To thicken the mixture, add more of either the honey or the aloe vera gel.
Wine Mask Recipes:
Wine And Aloe Vera Mask
Red Wine mixed with Aloe vera gel is an excellent wine facial recipe. The gel of Aloe vera cools and heals the skin and the wine deeply cleanses as well as repairs skin cells.
Honey Port Wine Facial Port wine is mixed thoroughly with honey. Honey helps in toning the face while port wine repairs skin cells and works to repair damage to the skin from the environment, and speed up cell turnover.
Application
Wine Facial Masks should be applied to freshly cleansed skin. You’ll be massaging the facial mask into your skin, which is a bit different from the usual at-home facial treatment. Circular motion is used for about 2 minutes, and the pressure is gentle and soothing. Mask can be removed after 10 minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water, and apply your usual toner, serum and moisturizer.

