Do Sophie's potions really work?

1. Fish Eggs-In the first book, Sophie rubs fish eggs into her skin to ward off spots. Though many modern lotions have caviar (what beauty companies call fish eggs) in them, I would not recamend rubbing fish eggs into your skin. As it states in the book, they are very stinky, and they won't really do anything for [[. try one of these lotions if you are really eager. https://skincare-usa.com/.

2. Pumkin puree-Pumpkin contains vitamin A, C, and E, and antioxidants, which help fight sun damage and wrinkles. It also has fruit enzymes that help naturally exfoliate dead skin cells. Finally, it contains zinc and potassium to combat redness. It's best to use in a face mask, rather than just massaging it in. It's pretty easy to make yourself, so here's a recipe.

Puree the pumpkin in a food processor until smooth.

Add in egg, honey, and apple cider vinegar and blend.

Apply to your clean face.

Let it soak in for 15 to 20 minutes.

Rinse and apply your usual skin care products.

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