At-Home Beauty Masks: Here’s Mud in Your Eye & Egg on Your Face

Since I posted my at-home sugar scrub recipe last week, I’ve had several friends ask me what I use when I want an at-home facial mask. Typically, I turn to Burt’s Bees Pore-Refining Mask. I was looking for a traditional green mask like the kind on old TV shows, where women walked around in curlers, red lipstick and housecoats. I take that little jar of powdery french clay with me when I travel, I use it when my skin is acting like a teenager, and I love walking around the house painted up like the Hulk. The only thing I don’t love about the green clay mask is that it’s not always easy to find.


Knowing that there HAD to be a cheap and easy at-home alternative to the Burt’s variety, I began the search. And what I found couldn’t be easier, or cheaper. Prepare yourself for the easiest at-home mask EVER. (And WAY too many pictures of my face.)