Your Natural Beauty Tips

Use natural avocado as a face mask

Diana Daniell

For a deep cleanse with added moisture use hot milk instead of hot water to steam your face

Ruby Hammer, makeup artist

Drink lots of water

Jason Orange, Take That

Lots of sleep

Alicia Dixon

Olive Oil in the hair

Duffy

Rub salt and honey onto the back of your hands for nourishing exfoliation

Marian Newman, manicurist to the stars

Tea and honey for sore throats to warm up vocals

Lady Gaga and Co.

Vinegar on mozzie bites

Gabrielle Cilmi

Salt Crystal to a pop sock and use as an exfoliator

Armand Beesley

Drink lots of water and use lots of moisturizer

Alexandra Burke

Drink hot water and lemons

Emma Willis (Griffiths)

Push your nails into a lime wedge to whiten and remove grime

Marian Newman, manicurist to the stars

Manuka Honey on spots/apply a tiny amount and your pimple will disappear

Elsa McAlonon, Daily Mail

Keep half a lemon that you squeeze into a glass of warm water to drink first thing in the morning then use the lemon on the hands after washing up

Robina Dam, BMI Voyager

Olive Oil in the hair to tame and condition Olive oil for everything

Verite Reily Collins, freelance journalist

Use filtered water to rinse conditioner out of your hair

Angela Davis Deacon, makeup artist

To calm inflammation and sunburn soak a flannel in full fat cold milk and lavender essential oil and apply

Alexandra Friend, freelance journalist

For super soft skin put porridge oats in a pop sock and tie around the bath tap and water runs through it milky soft skin and natural exfoliation

Tricia Woolston, Prima

Keep a lemon by the sink to whiten nail tips beautiful nails

Sylvia Terry, freelance journalist

Rinse hair in cider vinegar for a great shine

Louise Dartford, makeup artist

Mash avocado and apply to my face is great for dry skin baby soft in 15 mins

Tricia Woolston, Prima

Coarse Sea Salt rub onto skin for great exfoliation

Theo Raymond, freelance journalist

Massage olive oil into cuticles and nail plates

Marian Newman, manicurist to the stars

Use cool tea bags on puffy eyes

Annabel Callum, makeup artist

Body Brushing – more effective than any anti-cellulite cream

Kathleen Baird Murray, Free

Gargle salt to cure sore throats and tooth ache

Polly Vernon, Observer Woman

To soothe the heat of sun burn use some chilled cucumber or some aloe vera oil.

Sara McLean

Brew up a strong brew of chamomile tea to use as a brightener for blonde hair. Leave it to cool then pour on, wrap in clingfilm and leave for a while then rinse out. A cold rinse really brings out the shine.

Emma Christie

For a soothing and skin firming natural face pack try pouring boiling water onto chamomile tea bags ( to sterilize them) then, when they are cool place on your face, especially under the eyes. They are refreshing and help to do away with any laughter lines.

Cynthia Price

Use olive oil to soften my cuticles.

Jacqueline Chneour

Aloe Vera gel is great as an aftersun treatment to cool and soothe hot inflamed skin.

Lisa Aveyard

1 tsp of honey and 1 tbsp of natural yogurt mixed together to create a cream - and then evenly spread on face in morning wait for 10-15min before washing off with cool water.

Afshan Anwar

Use ground almonds as an exfoliator.

Claire Chater

Put egg white on your face. for 30mins for tired skin.

Rose Milne

For shiny hair use mashed avocado or mayonnaise to condition before rinsing!

Brigitte Leprince

Cucumber juice for acne, honey and milk to nourish the face.

Lucia Ayeni

Pump up your lips by gently brushing them with your tooth brush leaves them wonderfully soft!

Natasha Supple

Place two pieces of cold cucumber on your eyes to freshen them up and take down any swelling.

Debbie Milner

Use sugar as a face scrub.

Kym Lyons

Mash up one small banana and an avocado in a bowl, apply onto face. Leave on and relax. Wash off after half an hour and feel your super soft and nourished skin.

Holly Sheard

Use egg white instead of conditioner for natural shiny hair.

Angelica Stewart

After having a hot shower turn the temperature to freezing and stand under it for a few minutes. It makes hair shiny and gives skin a glow.

Hayli Chidgey

Use natural aloe Vera off a plant on spots & blemishes.

Nicola Jones

Lemon juice rubbed into the skin gets rid of fake-tan marks.

Camilla Cramsie

After cleansing & toning your face splash face with cold water to close pores.

Lynn McAuley

Lavender oil for any skin complaint especially spots and scars. Apply neat.

Marcia Peterson

I use a lot of cold water on my skin after a shower, it helps to close pores and tighten the skin

Janet Tyrrell

Olive oil is a good, moisturiser when I run out of hand cream

Marylou Marshall

Cold teabags over the eyes help reduce puffiness

Joanna Cugley

Eating Blueberries! Delicious and good for the skin

Amy Smith

Almond oil and sand make a great foot scrub

Hannah Burgess

For tired eyes use sliced cucumber on top of the eyes. For a fresh look on the face I find mashed up avocado with a drop of lemon juice does the trick.

Suraiya Bibi

If you`ve run out of body scrub, just mix a handful of salt into your shower gel.

Julie Gough

Moisturise your feet and then put socks on when you wake up you will have smooth feet.

Kara Bartholomew