Add powdered milk to your bath for a great skin-softening treatment. The natural lactic acid in the milk will also help to remove dead skin cells and even out skin tones.

If you suffer from dry, chapped hands, use your face mask on your hands as well. A hydrating face mask is especially good – avoid using clay or mud-based masks that dry on the skin.

Don’t neglect your neck! For a quick home treatment, try smoothing natural yogurt over clean skin. Leave on for about half an hour, then rinse off. This will soften the skin on your neck and give it a brighter appearance.

For an intensive lip treatment for dry and chapped lips, pierce a vitamin E capsule and rub the contents on your lips before bed at night.

If you want to add essential oils to your bath, mix them in a small glass of full-cream milk first. This will help to disperse the oils evenly in the bath water.

Before you get in the bath, rub your feet with baby oil. Soak in the warm water, then rub away hard skin with a pumice stone.

Buff your nails once a week, then they’ll always have a healthy sheen, even if you don’t wear polish. Avoid buffing more often, as you may weaken the nails.

Want to make those peepers pop? The AWW Beauty Team shares their tips on how to best use shape your eyeshadow. Deep-set eyes: Line the top eyelid with a dark shadow. Avoid blending over the lid, as this can make the eye seem to recede. Instead, blend a lighter shade over the lid and into […]

A quick eye refresher can be found in your kitchen – slices of raw cucumber or potato can help reduce puffiness.

When you’re planning a hairstyle that needs strong hold, bend forward and blow-dry wet hair upside down, using your fingers, until it’s about 80 per cent dry, then add a styling product. For a more natural effect, apply your styling product to towel-dried hair before you blow-dry.