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| kesinmn |
Posted - Nov 12 2014 : 12:32:46 PM
I have terrible skin. Cross between Norwegian mortuary white, sensitive, thin tissue and Ukrainian gypsy yellow, large pore, oily hide.
I had a wonderful Patricia Wexler acne exfoliating cleanser, very fine bead that took off just the right amount every day. It's been discontinued.
I would like to find something I can make forever by myself at home. During the summer, I can use some sugar with whatever cleanser I want and be fine.
Now, it's too much. The Norwegian is dry and flaky while the Ukrainian is still producing oil.
Anyone have any natural recipes for a cleanser that has a slight exfoliating component? |
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| ceridwen |
Posted - Apr 02 2015 : 09:45:49 AM
Thanks Bart! Sounds like something I should do!
Carole
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| Bart |
Posted - Apr 02 2015 : 07:27:37 AM
I use the lemon to exfoliate, clean and even out skin tone.
I use the baking soda and peroxide to cleanse and the oil replenishes natural oils.
I have balance facial skin - very slightly on the dryer side, no acne or blemishes
Sorry, I should've said this in my post. |
| ceridwen |
Posted - Mar 31 2015 : 10:44:46 AM
Bart, Interesting recipe. What does this do for your face? I mean, for what skin condition? I would tend to do the reverse of your regime. I would think the lemon would be an astringent, but heck, what do I know? I do want to use more natural remedies but when it comes to herbs etc. am so lacking in knowledge!
Carole
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| Bart |
Posted - Mar 31 2015 : 09:58:29 AM
I gently wash my face, then wipe lemon juice on it (away from eyes), leaving it on for about 5- 10 minutes. Then I mix some baking soda, peroxide and a dash of oil (olive or sunflower or sweet almond) stir it well (it will foam a little) then rub it all over my face (staying away from your eyes). Rub gently for a bit and rinse with cold water.
Every other week you could add plain yogurt. |
| Marie_Angelique |
Posted - Jan 12 2015 : 12:29:32 PM
This is my favorite DIY energizing coffee body scrub. I actually posted this on my blog last week because it is that time of the year when my skin is brutally dried. http://www.thegoodlifegirl.com/2015/01/naturally-nourish-your-skin-energizing.htmlquote:
Originally posted by kesinmn
I have terrible skin. Cross between Norwegian mortuary white, sensitive, thin tissue and Ukrainian gypsy yellow, large pore, oily hide.
I had a wonderful Patricia Wexler acne exfoliating cleanser, very fine bead that took off just the right amount every day. It's been discontinued.
I would like to find something I can make forever by myself at home. During the summer, I can use some sugar with whatever cleanser I want and be fine.
Now, it's too much. The Norwegian is dry and flaky while the Ukrainian is still producing oil.
Anyone have any natural recipes for a cleanser that has a slight exfoliating component?
Maria {Sister #3030}
"If it does not nourish the soul, get rid of it."
www.thegoodlifegirl.com |
| countrymommy85 |
Posted - Dec 01 2014 : 8:34:24 PM
Have you ever heard of Lemongrass Spa? I just discovered it and joined as a consultant as they truly are a natural, homegrown business. Anyway if you'd rather make your own product you could use sugar with grapeseed or sesame oil. Sugar will break down as you scrub whereas the salt takes longer. You may know this already but when you use an oil make sure its 100% pure :) If you use olive oil it's heavier whereas the grapeseed and sesame are lighter and will absorb quicker but not leave a heavy feeling afterward. If you are oily and flaky, I'd probably go with the grapeseed or sesame and use it at night before bedtime that way if it is heavy feeling on your skin it will soak in overnight :) Hope that helps :)
Mothers are those wonderful people who can get up in the morning before the smell of coffee. ~Author Unknown
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