apIf you like to cook and love the spa, this one's for you. Face masks don't have to be painful or expensive! You can whip them up in the kitchen with good-for-you ingredients. Use coffee grounds from brewed K-Cups to exfoliate and get blood flowing to the skin. Avocado is an amazing moisturizer (in addition to a delicious pairing for tortilla chips), and manuka honey is delightfully sweet but also has antiseptic properties that clarify your skin.pbr pCheck out the four masks we suggest, and let us know your favorite DIYa skin remedy in the comments below.