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But why get dressed up and go out to a salon, when you can get the same benefits, and remain comfortable in your own bathroom?

Try this simple yet effective exfoliate mask made with tomato’s, lemon and oats..

• 1 over-ripe tomato
• 1 tsp lemon juice
• 1 tsp instant oats

Put all ingredients in blender, puree until smooth. Apply to face, let soak 20 minutes, rinse with warm water. Glass of wine optional!

If you have a special recipe for your favourite DIY facial drop me a line at sales@fijianbeauty.com.au

 Mix a little finely chopped mint with some mashed cucumber.

Smooth onto eyelids and relax ( glass of wine is optional but in my case its mandatory)

I stumbled across this great site which provided a number of fabulous beauty recipes about the humble Avocado!

Having a teething ten month old I sometimes don’t jump out of bed with that “I’m a super mum glow” but with this simple yet effective treatment for under-eye puffiness using the humble avocado  I am “runway ready” in minutes!

• Peel and remove the seed from a fresh Australian Avocado.
• Slice one half into half a centimetre wide crescents.
• Lie down and place a few slices under each eye.
• Relax for about 20 minutes.
• Remove and rinse gently with tepid water. Pat dry.

This remedy of course would be be tried in the confines of your bedroom away from the kids you may be tempted to have a nibble on your eye treatment!

For more tips head to www.fijianbeauty.com.au/page/331294211

Homemade shampoo

1. Mix two tablespoonfuls of apple cider vinegar with one cup of water.
2. Shampoo and rinse hair as usual, then wash with solution and rinse 

The acid in vinegar strips silicone build up from the hair shaft and smooths down the cuticle to make your hair shiny and luscious.

Or try the delicious range of natural shampoos and conditioners from Reniu by Pure Fiji available at www.fijianbeauty.com.au

Slice raw potatoes and put them on your eye lids to reduce puffiness.  Or cure swollen feet with a mashed potato foot soak!  I used a packet of  dehydrated mashed potatoes and followed the recipe. Once you have your mashed potatoes add lukewarm or cool water to get the temperature to the right level to soak your feet.  The potatoes will retain heat longer than a traditional foot bath and they help reduce swelling and soften skin.  To make it special add essential oils before you put your feet in. Then indulge feet into one of the best soaks you’ll ever experience!   (It’s perfect for making use of those leftovers…)  This same concept can be used with Oats.  Oats can be soothing and deeply restorative to dry cracked and painful feet.