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No, we are not joking! This woman is actually 50 years old. You are probably now asking yourself: “How is that possible?”
The answer is quite simple. Read on and in this article you will find out what the secret of her youthful appearance is.
Her name is Candy Lo and as we have already stated, she is 50 years old. Feel free to Google her if you want.
It’s really hard to believe, especially when we look at her beautiful, flawless skin, on which no wrinkles are visible, and on top of that her super slim figure.
This Chinese model has recently become quite a hit after releasing her new photo album called “Timeless”.
Moreover, Candy is also the mother of 3 children, with whom she now lives in Hong Kong.
The secret of Candy’s youthful appearance
As we already said, this is no joke. It’s not botox, photo retouching in Photoshop, or even plastic surgery.
Her secret is one ancient recipe for a homemade facial mask that she applies to her face every night before she goes to bed.
And today we will share her recipe with you. It is extremely simple; it will be perfectly sufficient if you follow a few basic instructions.
Ingredients
To make this mask you will only need ingredients that you probably already have at home:
- 100 ml of water
- 1 tablespoon of corn starch
- 5 tablespoons of fresh carrot juice
- 1 tablespoon of cream
Preparation method
Follow these steps:
1. Pour the water into a pot, add the corn starch and heat while stirring constantly until the mixture thickens.
2. Let it cool. When the mixture is cold, add the carrot juice and cream and mix well again.
3. And that’s it – your rejuvenating facial mask is ready!
Application
Apply the mask to your face in the evening and leave it on for 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes, rinse the mask off with lukewarm water and dry your face with a soft cotton towel.
For best results apply this mask 3 to 5 times a week .
Then just watch how the years literally disappear from your face and your skin becomes more beautiful, smoother and noticeably younger in appearance.
