During a recent chat, former Miss World turned international actress, Priyanka Chopra schooled us on some seriously genius beauty hacks, all borrowed from her native India!
Ex beauty queen turned actress bares all on her beauty secrets
Former Miss World turned international actress, Priyanka Chopra schooled us on some seriously genius beauty hacks, all borrowed from her native India!
Priyanka Chopra
"DIY beauty is really big in India, and I love to make my own face masks," Chopra told InStyle.
"One of my go-to recipes is created by mixing together sandalwood, in either a paste or powder, turmeric powder, and rose water."
For healthy, glowing skin like Chopra's, leave the mask on for at least 20 minutes.
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Bonus tip: "It also helps with acne issues," she says.
For an even easier way to brighten up a dull complexion, look no further than your kitchen.
"Mix equal parts of yogurt and oatmeal (1 to 2 tablespoons each) and turmeric (1 to 2 teaspoons)," she says.
For best results, leave on for 30 minutes, and then wash off with lukewarm water.
According to Chopra, yogurt also works wonders on hair, especially when it comes to treating a dry scalp or dandruff.
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She advices that you mix a half a cup of it with two tablespoons lemon juice, an ingredient the actress says is great for exfoliating.
"Apply it to your scalp and leave it on for about half an hour," she says. "Shampoo as usual, and voilà!"
Here comes glowy skin and shiny healthy hair!
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