This mixture works wonders for deeply cleaning your pores and preventing blackheads and acne. Combining these two products is a great way to treat acne, redness, scarring, and to get rid of extra oil, dirt, and dead skin. The finished products are incredible.
Sodium bicarbonate, also referred to as "baking soda," is frequently used in homemade baked goods as well as a deep cleaner, polishing agent, and deodorizer for general household use.
It offers great results and can take the place of many toxic and abrasive household cleaners.
Baking soda is used as cosmetic (such as teeth and deodorant) as well. It is a natural beauty solution, also highly effective in treating acne. Most often an imbalance in pH can cause skin breakouts, and being an amphoteric compound, baking soda can be used to correct the skin’s pH balance, therefore aid in healing breakouts.
Meanwhile, coconut oil has antibacterial, healing and moisturizing properties that condition, nourish, and soothe the skin’s blemishes.
Sodium bicarbonate, also referred to as "baking soda," is frequently used in homemade baked goods as well as a deep cleaner, polishing agent, and deodorizer for general household use.
It offers great results and can take the place of many toxic and abrasive household cleaners.
Baking soda is used as cosmetic (such as teeth and deodorant) as well. It is a natural beauty solution, also highly effective in treating acne. Most often an imbalance in pH can cause skin breakouts, and being an amphoteric compound, baking soda can be used to correct the skin’s pH balance, therefore aid in healing breakouts.
Meanwhile, coconut oil has antibacterial, healing and moisturizing properties that condition, nourish, and soothe the skin’s blemishes.
How to Use Baking Soda and Coconut Oil as a Deep Cleanser
Ingredients:
- 2 teaspoons organic extra-virgin coconut oil
- 1 teaspoon aluminum-free baking soda
Instructions:
Mix the ingredients in a small bowl, making only one treatment at a time. Make sure it forms a paste and gently apply to your skin in a circular motion. Leave on your face for no more than 5 minutes. Rinse with warm water, massaging your skin in a circular motion once again.
Pat face dry with a clean towel. The coconut oil should hydrate your skin, so you don’t need to follow up with a moisturizer.