How can I make a face mask with the things I have from home?

•1-3 aspirin •Coffee cup or glass cup •Shallow dish •Warm honey (runny honey), moisturizer made for the face or natural oil such as almond, olive or coconut Preparation: •Depending on the amount of coverage needed, use 1-3 aspirin. •Crush the aspirin into small pieces by rolling a coffee cup or glass cup over them. Place aspirin in a shallow dish. •Stir in a few drops of water to help the aspirin dissolve into a paste. •Add warm honey, moisturizer or a bit of oil (almond, olive or coconut works). Stir well. •Apply as a mask or spot treat the pimple or itchy area. Allow to dry. Wash off after 10 minutes •4 Tbsp. finely ground espresso or coffee beans (I use my own grinder, but already ground coffee and even instant coffee work, too) •4 Tbsp. unsweetened cocoa powder (your basic Hersheys is perfect here) •8 Tbsp. dairy product. Choose whole milk, heavy cream, yogurt (must be unflavored!), almond milk or coconut milk. Use less dairy if you like a thicker paste. Substitutions are allowed: Try an egg instead of dairy if you are an egg mask lover, or substitute oils, such as olive oil, extra virgin coconut oil or almond oil if you have dehydrated skin. If using oils, halve the amount or it will be too runny. •2 Tbsp. honey (if you have dry skin) or lemon juice (if you have oily skin) Preparation: If you have whole beans, finely grind beans in a grinder. Remember, beans should be finely ground so they don't scratch your face. If you just made coffee, you can use the freshly brewed coffee grounds, although they won't contain as much caffeine. Mix coffee and cocoa powder in a bowl. Add the dairy product and stir until a smooth paste forms. You can use less dairy if you like a thicker paste. Stir in the honey. (I like to warm up the honey in a warm water bath or in the microwave so it mixes better). Apply the paste to your clean face and neck. Let the mask dry. Wet a washcloth and press it to your face to loosen the mask, then rinse with warm water. If you have sensitive skin, you should avoid rubbing your face because the coffee grounds could potentially scratch your skin. It's really up to you, you'll get a feel for what your skin can take and how finely ground the coffee is. You can store the leftover paste in the refrigerator for several days.

Strange. A lot of people I know (including myself and my boyfriend) have been breaking out on their chins hardcore. Wonder why.....o_o This type of mask has worked for me in the past, and it leaves your skin feeling amazing after you rinse. I just recently found this article and improved my basic strawberry honey mask (which was runny) http://naturesabundance.wordpress.com/2012/04/25/29/

for break out ,mash a garlic clove with the back of a fork ,let stand for 3 minutes then dab with a cotton onto your pimples.it acts as an antiseptic and will cure your pimples.if u want to have clear soft skin add 1 TBSP of corn starch and mix with rose water to make a a thick solution.apply to your face for 20 min then rinse . another mask : mix 1 tsp lime juice,1 tsp honey,1 tsp olive oil,mix well and apply to your face for 20 min. that will give u a radiant complexion.

Try cucumber, tomato, honey and a pinch of turmeric powder. Just crush it all together and apply like a paste.

You can use things like honey or baking soda and water. Easy to find things on google.

An egg yolk and a tablespoon of olive oil works, but it's quite gross.