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5 DIY Collagen Boosting Face Masks For A Radiant Skin

by Nilankeeta March 21, 2014

Collagen is a structural protein that makes up about 3/4th of the skin’s composition and helps retain the firmness and suppleness of our skin. Youthful skin has more collagen and elastin content and, hence, is elastic and plump. But, with time, slowly your skin loses out its collagen content and becomes prone to fine lines, sagging, and wrinkles. So, if you want to delay the onset of age lines and plump up your skin, then the way to do it is to boost the collagen content in the skin. This can be done by embracing fancy collagen treatments offered in many salons. A paper collagen mask infused with nourishing ingredients is applied to the face to boost collagen levels. Or you can go the natural way and try some collagen-boosting face masks that can be made at home. We show you here 5 DIY Collagen Boosting Face Masks.


Winter Face Packs1. Egg White Face Mask
Egg whites contain a lot of proteins, and they also help tighten the skin and make it more toned. To make this face mask, whisk an egg white until it is frothy. Then, gently apply the Egg whites all over the face, avoiding the eyes and lips. Let this collagen-boosting mask sit on your face for about half an hour. Peel or wash it off with lukewarm water. The mask instantly tightens your pores, rebuilds damaged skin, and stimulates the production of collagen.


Also Read – 10 Homemade Anti Aging Face Masks for Wrinkles

2. Avocado Cream Face Mask
To make this face mask, you need


  • 1/2 carrot, cooked and mashed
  • 1/4 avocado, mashed
  • 1 tbsp heavy cream ( avoid if you have oily skin)

Mix all the ingredients to form a smooth paste. Apply this puree with your hands or with a brush all over your face and neck. Leave it on the skin for about 15 minutes to half an hour. Wash off with water and pat dry your skin. The vitamin E and the healthy fats in the avocado, beta carotene from the carrots, and the calcium from the cream help boost collagen, firm the skin, and improve its texture.

3. Prunes and Coffee Face Mask
Prunes are rich in antioxidants, having antioxidants twice as much as blueberries. Hence, they help fight any sign of aging. To make this mask, all you need is


  • 3-4 prunes
  • 1 tsp of coffee powder

Soak the prunes in coffee for about ten minutes so that they soften a bit. Now grind these two together to form a puree. Apply this on the face and leave the mask on for about half an hour. Wash off after that. The prunes help fight the age lines by improving collagen production, while the coffee helps in refreshing your skin.

4. Carrot and Guava Face mask
Both carrots and guavas are nutrient-rich foods that help in boosting collagen production. To make the mask you need,

  • 1/2 carrot chopped
  • 1/2 guava peeled and chopped

Blend the fruits into a puree and use it as a mask. Wash off with water after a half-hour. This mask is rich in vitamins A, C, and E, which stimulate collagen production in the skin.

5. Avocado and Kiwi Face Mask
Avocados are rich in healthy fats that help improve the texture of the skin and feed it essential fats to keep it supple. D-mano-heptulose sugar in avocado is said to boost collagen production. Vitamin C, when applied topically, also stimulates collagen production, and kiwi is one of the richest vitamin C sources, making avocados and kiwi a winning combination. To make the mask,

  • 1/2 kiwi pulp
  • 1/4 avocado
  • Mash both the kiwi and avocado together and apply it to the face. Wash off after half an hour. Repeat once a week for best results. 
All Medical content is reviewed by board-certified healthcare professionals, which include Dermatologists, Trichologists, Cosmetic Surgeons, and Ayurvedic Practitioners. Our Editorial/Medical Review Board includes Shahnaz Husain, Dr. Keira Barr, Cecilia Wong , Dr. Olga Bachilo, Dr.Philip Miller and many more. More Info
Nilankeeta

Nilankeeta is the Beauty and Lifestyle Editor at BeautyGlimpse. She held senior positions at some of the leading digital publications, and has been contributing to BeautyGlimpse since 2013. She is in a serious relationship with music and can't think of a life without family, friends, and online shopping.

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