The “Great Pumpkin” day is over, and maybe you have some pumpkins hanging out waiting to be put to use. If so, why not forge ahead with a little DIY skin care project. Pumpkin flesh is full of enzymes, great for exfoliating, and is a natural source of Vitamins A and C. Skyy Hadley celebrity beauty stylist and owner of As “U” Wish Nail Spa, recommends a simple pumpkin face mask for your at home facial. Ingredients: 1 can pumpkin, pureed 1 cup plain yogurt 4-5 tablespoons honey 1/4 teaspoon olive oil Directions: 1. Mix one can of pureed pumpkin in a bowl 2. Stir in a cup of plain yogurt, 4-5 tablespoons of honey and a 1/4 teaspoon olive oil 3. Wash face and while face is still moist apply the mask using your fingers in an upward motion 4. Let sit for no more than 10 minutes and remove with warm water and washcloth There will be leftover mask so seal it in a closed container or have a girls’ spa night! If you have a pimple, you can also use your leftover pumpkin for a blemish treatment: Pumpkin contains the acne fighting vitamins E and T (aka Torulitine) and can aid in reducing pore size and preventing the appearance of pimples, blackheads and blemishes. Cut open a fresh pumpkin and slice it you would a cantaloupe. Rub the fleshy side against your face after cleansing twice a day for healthier looking skin. If you are a lazy girl, try a pumpkin mask already whipped up and good to go! Try: Peter Thomas Roth Clinical Peel & Reveal Dermal Resurfacer What it is: An intensive antiaging resurfacing treatment. What it is formulated to do: This triple-action resurfacer leaves skin looking significantly smoother, younger, radiant, and revitalized. A powerful treatment, it addresses dullness, aging, flaking, and discoloration in three different ways. It peels with alpha hydroxy acid, exfoliates with pumpkin enzyme, and polishes with aluminum oxide crystals.