Chehre se daag dhabbe hamesha ke liye hataye

Aiye jante hai step by step

1. Sabse pehle aap 1 chammach original alovera gel lele.

2. Phir uske baad aap neem ki pattiyo ko achhe se dho le aur uska ka paste bana le 1 katori aur usme 1 ya 2 chammach paani mila de .

3. Uske baad aap neem ke paste me se 1 chammach nikal ke alovera gel me mila de aur achhe se mix kare.

4. Phir aap 1 chammach besan ka aata isme daal de aur mix kare ab ye paste kaafi gaaha ho jaiga .

5. Iske baad hame isme 2 se 3 chammach gulaab jal daal dena hai ya apne hisaab se daal de ki na ye zada gaadha ho na patla normal hona chahiye.

6. Ab hamara paste tayyar ho gaya hai aap ise 2 se 3 din tak glass ke bartan me store karke rakh sakte hai .

Aiye ab jaante hai ise use kaise karna hai

Hame cotton lena hai aur us cotton ki madad se hame paste ko apne chehre par lagana hai aur paste lagane ke baad hame cotton se achhe se rub karna hai aur phir 30 minute tak apne chehre par lage rehne dena hai uske baad aap apne chehre ko normal pani se dhole aapko ye regula karna hai.

Friends 1 hafte me hi aapko result milne lagega try kro friends aur apne bhai ko thanks bolna mat bholna.

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