A Powerful Baking Soda Scrub For Your Every Skin Flaws
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Baking soda scrub is an enemy of microbes and dirt that make our skin rough, irritated, & dark. It treats acne, razor bumps, blackheads, and hydrates skin.
Author: Mamta
Recipe type: Baking Soda Scrub
Cuisine: DIY, Beauty
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoon baking soda (Buy from here)
- 1-2 tablespoon coconut oil (Buy from here)
- 3 drops of tea tree oil (Buy from here)
- 3 drops of lemon oil (Buy from here)
Instructions
How To Make
- Take a bowl and combine all the ingredients and mix well.
- Store it in an airtight glass container for future use.
- You can keep this scrub for a couple of months but do not let water to go inside the container as it can spoil the mixture.
- There is no need to store it in a refrigerator as this will harden the coconut oil. It's better to keep the container at normal room temperature.
How To Apply
- First, wash your skin with soap or body wash and rinse it well.
- If possible have a hot water bath or shower. Hot water will open up your pores, making your skin much more susceptible to cleaning.
- Apply a sufficient amount of scrub to wet skin over your entire body, massaging in a circular motion for 5-10 minutes to allow the granules to remove dead skin cells.
- Finally, rinse it off well.
Notes
1. Causes of ingrown hairs can be having naturally coarse or curly hair, wearing clothing that is too tight, tugging at the skin with the razor, shaving or waxing in the wrong direction and not exfoliating regularly after hair removal. Make sure you’re using a clean, sharp razor (a new one if it’s disposable), shave in the direction of the hair growth, and do not pull the skin tight to try to get a closer shave (yep, this can cause ingrown hairs).
2. Be sure to do a patch test to make sure your skin does not have an adverse reaction to the oils. The inner forearm is a great place to do a test since the skin is delicate, similar to facial skin.
3. Additionally, pregnant women, infants, and young children should avoid certain essential oils. so be sure to do your homework beforehand.
4. Keep the glass container away from light.
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2. Be sure to do a patch test to make sure your skin does not have an adverse reaction to the oils. The inner forearm is a great place to do a test since the skin is delicate, similar to facial skin.
3. Additionally, pregnant women, infants, and young children should avoid certain essential oils. so be sure to do your homework beforehand.
4. Keep the glass container away from light.
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Recipe by Alluring Soul at https://alluringsoul.com/a-powerful-baking-soda-scrub-for-every-skin-flaws/