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"When Kristin Cavallari and Olivia Wilde want to get an superstar glow on a budget without sacrificing a whole afternoon, they ditch the spa and instead head right to their kitchen! New mom Cavallari -- who recently married longtime boyfriend Jay Cutler with son Camden as their ring bearer -- uses papaya to indulge in an at-home facial. &amp;quot;Put half in a blender, then apply the mixture on your face for five minutes,&amp;quot; Cavallari tells Us Weekly of the papain enzyme-enriched fruit. &amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s really hydrating!&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nWilde, on the other hand, grabs tea bags from her pantry after a long hard day on set. Steeping the caffeine-packed sachets in water, the actress pops them on her peepers for a de-puffing treatment. &amp;quot;They work best cold,&amp;quot; notes the star, engaged to Jason Sudeikis. When actress and mom Tia Mowry has had a long day, she uses ice cubes in the same way. &amp;quot;My makeup artist told me to rub an ice cube on my face at night -- it brings back the circulation in your face and tightens it up,&amp;quot; Mowry explains. What to really calm skin down? Mowry suggests adding antioxidant-rich green tea or vitamin C-packed orange juice to the ice cubes. Sums up Mowry: &amp;quot;It helps bring your skin alive.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nRead on for more celebrity DIY beauty treatments and tell Us your own in the comments section!\r\nAshley Madekwe: When the former Revenge star has an irritated scalp, she skips conditioner and rinses her roots with apple cider vinegar instead. &amp;quot;It is a cure-all for itchiness and flaking!&amp;quot; she tells Us.\r\n \r\nTaraji P. Henson: Person of Interest&amp;apos;s Henson conditions her hair with cocoa butter. &amp;quot;I put a dollop under my weave so that my natural hair stays moisturized,&amp;quot; the actress tells Us of the pure nourisher.\r\n\r\nPadma Lakshmi: &amp;quot;I make my own bath salts,&amp;quot; explains the Top Chef hostess, who has gone the DIY route for 15 years. &amp;quot;I start out with simple Epsom salt, then I use Jojoba oil and put whatever essential oils I think I may need at that particular time. I&amp;apos;ve always made my own perfume and massage oil. It&amp;apos;s like cooking!&amp;quot;\r\n \r\nSelita Ebanks: &amp;quot;Whenever I get pimples, they leave a little blemish. My stepmom taught me that if you cut a lemon into thin slices, pour milk on it and let it curd, you can use the curd on your dark spots,&amp;quot; explains the model. &amp;quot;It bleaches out the blemish. It&amp;apos;s so light that you can actually put it on your whole face -- it moisturizes it.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nErin Heatherton: When the Victoria&amp;apos;s Secret model lost her luggage while traveling in Los Angeles, she was left to her own devices as far as her beauty routine goes. &amp;quot;When my luggage was stolen and I had no products with me, my doctor told me the best thing to do is use yogurt and honey as a face mask,&amp;quot; she tells Us. &amp;quot;The yogurt has lactic acid so it eats the dead skin cells and the honey is naturally healing. You can get yogurt and honey from [hotel] room service and it&amp;apos;s really good.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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