How to make makeup setting spray from cucumber
Beauty Tips:
Are you looking for a setting spray to make your makeup last longer, but are on a budget? Today we will tell you how to make a setting spray that will provide freshness to your skin for hours. Follow the simple instructions given below to make it.
makeup according to season
During monsoon, our skin often becomes oily, due to which the makeup washes off quickly. In such situations, people are forced to buy expensive setting sprays. But now we will tell you how to make a setting spray made from affordable and natural ingredients, which is not only easy but also beneficial for your skin.
Ingredients needed to make spray
1. Cucumber
2. lavender essential oil
3. Rose water
4. Water
Method of preparation
People usually use cucumber to make salad, juice or face pack, but today we will tell you the method of making a cooling setting spray from cucumber. First of all, wash 2 to 3 cucumbers thoroughly and grind them in a mixer to make a paste. Then filter this paste and extract the juice. Now add a few drops of rose water and 2-3 drops of lavender oil in it.
That’s it, your budget friendly makeup setting spray is ready. Fill it in a clean spray bottle and keep it in the refrigerator.
correct way to use
After applying makeup, first spray the spray on your forehead, then gently apply to the chin and entire face. Always spray lightly by keeping the spray bottle at a distance of 8-9 inches from the face. Spraying too much may cause the makeup to get wet and spread.
Benefits of makeup setting spray made from cucumber
Cucumber is very beneficial for health. The setting spray made from it provides coolness and freshness to the skin. It can be used to set makeup or to instantly refresh the face. This natural setting spray leaves skin feeling lightly hydrated and makes the face look nourished. It can be prepared once and used for 4 to 5 days, but making it fresh and applying it will be more beneficial.
Caution:
Our skin is very sensitive. Therefore, before using any remedy, do a patch test on your neck or wrist.
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