Butternut Squash for Face?!

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Tara B.

Aug 9, 2012

Tara B.

Okay, I am googling about using Butternut squash for either a facemask or maybe even a primer.

Sounds crazy right? A primer made of food?

But I make my 6 month olds baby food and when I was peeling the hard shell off the butternut squash I lost all the oils in my hands for the whole day. The inside of the vegetable took all the oils out or dryed it up, something.

Then it got me to thinking about my sometimes veryyy oily face during the summer here, and was wondering if maybe applied to my face before makeup if it would help! I am researching it and going to try it!

Anyone else thought of this, read about this or heard about this?!

Rachael O.

Aug 9, 2012

Rachael O.

Never heard of it, but it sounds like a fantastic idea! :D

Alexis G.

Sep 8, 2012

Alexis G.

I’ve never heard of it before, but it sounds genius! Great idea :D Let us know how it works out!

Btw I am doing an AWESOME giveaway on my channel once I reach 150 subscribers! Go check it out & sub so you can be entered to win <3 http://www.youtube.com/TheXisAlexis

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