Avocados. Everyone loves to eat them. I'm pretty sure you are among. But did you know that this fruit is also very good for our face/skin?

I'm going to show you how to make a mask out of avocado.  This is a very easy face mask to make for dry skin. It only requires 2 natural ingredients, avocado and honey. Both of which act as natural moisturizers. This mask works wonders for dry skin.

Follow this recipe:

Take 1 fully ripe fresh avocado, remove the skin as well as the seed, and mash it up into creamy pulp in a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of honey and stir the mixture until it turns into a uniform paste. Apply to face and leave it on for 10-15 minutes. Rinse off the mixture with lukewarm water and pat dry your face with a soft towel.

Now say hello to your soft, fresh, glowing skin. Repeat this process atleast once a week. 

As a student, you need to capitalise on all the great digital tools available to you. Because, as it happens, some of the best educational tools out there today can fit into the palm of your hand — right there on the home screen of your smartphone!

Despite what you might hear from your parents/grandparents/anyone who thinks they've mastered the art of satire, smartphones really aren't that bad.

In fact, short of one than can read your mind and translate your thoughts into a speedily-written essay, there are thousands of apps out there that are genuinely worth your time (and sometimes money). You could even say that they'll make your life a little bit app-ier.

Need a new college textbook? Hey, there’s an app for that! In fact, there’s an app for nearly everything a college student needs these days, including ones that will get you safely to and from the dorm and even ones that motivate you to work out. If you’re a recent graduate heading off to University this fall, make sure you’re prepared.

Here’s our list of 8 apps that every student should have. You’ll want to download these before you even step on campus.

1. Google Play Books.

The Google Play Books app is free to download and gives you access to thousands of ebooks, including many of the textbooks you’ll need for class. Why pay $400 for a hard copy when you can read the same book online for $68? Some books are free, others are not, but rest assured—they’re still worlds cheaper than buying the text at your college bookstore. From Latin to mathematics, medical physiology to the Textbook of Orthodontics, Google Play Books is one of the most important apps you need for college because it can shave big bucks off the cost of your education. And it’s free for iPhone and iPad and Android.

2. Grammarly.

Do you have an essay you need to write? A story to finish? A report to submit? A love letter to send? And you’re scared of exposing your “gbaa”? Not to worry. Grammarly is here.

This awesome app checks your language and your grammar as you go and points out errors and suggests corrections. ‘But wait, my Microsoft Word does that already!!’ you may wonder, well this baby does better, it gives you reasons why you must correct your grammar and guides you as you correct a two-page essay. Now can your Word do that?

3. Photomath

Your numeracy assignments just got easier! Photomath is an app that solves your mathematical problems for you. Just turn on the app, point your camera towards the printed math question and see the magic. No time for that? Just type it in the app and the answer comes (with the working)!!

4. Camscanner

Don’t you just hate it when you take pictures of some passco and your China phone’s camera messes up the image so you can’t really see the texts? Just download and turn on camscanner and convert your pictures of paper documents into pdf files.

5. Evernote.

A tool that allows you to capture a note or memo in any format (web clip of a product or service review for reference, photo of a business receipt, audio file, or text meeting or handwritten notes).

6. Any.do.

Millions of people use Any.Do to organize their tasks. This application is perfect for students who need to create a to-do list. It also synchronize all tasks with other devices so that the list can be accessed from anywhere. Add new entries to the list with the help of touch-based interface, or use your voice to create tasks.

You can change the priority of your entry, mark a task as completed, or even shake your device to remove all completed tasks from it. The Any.Do widget can be added to your home screen for quick and easy access.

7. Duolingo.

Billing itself as "the world's best way to learn a language," Duolingo offers lessons in 35-plus languages, helping users with speaking, reading, listening, writing, grammar and vocabulary.

Duolingo offers both free and paid versions, the latter with an ad-free experience and offline access to lessons. Additionally, Duolingo has emerged as a test of English proficiency accepted at some U.S. colleges.

8. Forest.

We all seriously need this!! Are you addicted to your phone? Can’t spend a few seconds without it? Forest is a one of a kind app. This is like a game where you get to grow a virtual forest on your phone based on how long you leave it alone!! So if you need to concentrate on that assignment or you need to study, just log in and get more points just by leaving the phone alone! No distractions.

Which app do you find most useful?

Kindly leave a comment below...

The 22-year-old has been in London putting the finishing touches to his move, with Mikel Arteta set to seal his second signing of the summer.

Arsenal have moved a step closer to signing Gabriel Magalhaes from Lille, with the 22-year-old undergoing a medical in London on Monday.

The Gunners have been finalising a five-year contract with the Brazilian defender at their London Colney training base after he arrived in the capital on Monday morning.

Arsenal agreed a fee, believed to be around £25 million ($33m) with Lille last week, and Gabriel is now set to become their second signing of the summer after the arrival of Willian from Chelsea.

However, Arsenal had always been confident of sealing a move for Gabriel after making him their top defensive target for the summer transfer window.

Mikel Arteta had made the addition of a left-footed centre-back a priority this summer, and he will now be hoping Gabriel clicks with William Saliba, who has already started pre-season training after returning from his loan spell at Saint-Etienne.

The process of completing the transfer was complicated by the two-week quarantine period imposed upon arrivals from France, with Arsenal following government rules at all times since his arrival to the UK.

Once the deal is fully completed and formally announced, Arteta and Arsenal will believe they have two of Europe’s most promising young defenders in Gabriel and Saliba.

That is real cause for excitement for a side which hasn’t always convinced at the back in recent seasons, though it will also likely lead to some departures.

With David Luiz, Rob Holding, Sokratis, Shkodran Mustafi, Calum Chambers and Pablo Mari also at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal will now have eight central defenders in their squad.

though Chambers, Sokratis and Mari are all set to miss the start of the new season through injury.

Of those two, Chambers and Sokratis could still be set to leave the club.

Fulham are believed to be interested in taking Chambers back to Craven Cottage after he impressed on loan there in 2018-19, while Napoli are reported to hold an interest in Sokratis.

He and Mustafi, who both have just a year left on their current contracts, will be allowed to leave for the right price.