Freshness in face

[honeyhoney]

Is it right?
She still had the freshness in her house.
What other words can I use instead of "freshness"?

[JMurray]

She still had the freshness in her house.

As it stands this sentence is a little ambiguous, only your title tells us for sure that it's her face, not the house, that has a freshness.
If you mean that whether she was inside or outside, her face had a healthy glow or bloom, as it's sometimes called, then I think "freshness" is a good term.
Perhaps: "Even inside the house, her face had a freshness to it." or "… had a healthy glow".
Or, "She had a fresh complexion, even inside her house".

not a teacher

[honeyhoney]

Thanks a lot.
That's funny.
I really don't know how I wrote "house" instead of "face"

[MartinEnglish]

I'd probably say "She was still fresh-faced"