Steam the Shit out of your face!
I love steaming my face. It leaves my skin feeling soft, and gives me a glow. Here is why you should steam your face too! Steaming your face will literally steam the Shit out of your face that you don’t want.
Benefits
Cleanses pores
Increases blood circulation
Gets rid of toxins
Promotes relaxation
Gives a skin a glow
Here are the directions:
1. Grab a pot and fill it with water
2. Wash face
3. Bring the water to a hot temperature where you can see steam come from pot
4. Add any oils to the hot water
5. You can either pour the water into a bowl or leave water in pot
6. Lean your head over the pot or bowl for 5-10 mins with a towel over your head
7. Exfoliate, tone and moisturize
8. Steam your face once or twice a month
Please be careful while following these instructions
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