Gentle Face Cleansers You Can Make At Home
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When it comes to taking care of your skin you can't be too careful. You of course want to wash your face but you want to make sure you do it gently to help to keep it looking great.
Here are a few simple recipes you can use to make your own face cleansers that are gentle on your skin. They are quick easy and don't take a lot of time at all. Great looking skin was never so easy!
1. Wash your face in equal parts of lemon juice and hot water.
2. Split one or two large grapes in half and after removing the pips you just run the inside of the grapes over your face and neck.
3. This recipe requires a little more work but not much. Just combine about 1/2 cup of oatmeal with some plain yogurt. This must be refrigerated and only will keep for about 5 - 7 days depending on the expiration date of your yogurt.
Oatmeal is great at softening skin and also helps to heal dry itchy skin by the way.
We hope you enjoy these simple ways to help keep your skin soft, healthy, and looking great.
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I love to make homemade shower gel for friends and family.
I usually add it to a bath gift basket with the recipe attached so they can make their own when what I gave them runs out.
Have fun and experiment with different fragrances and decorative bottles you can put the shower gel in.
Rose Petal Soaps are wonderful for the bathroom or to keep by the kitchen sink. Just wash your hands with one, then throw it away. And they are very easy to make.
Soap is the oldest cleanser around. It is created by a chemical reaction between oils, water and lye. Although lye is used to make soap there is no lye left after saponification (the chemical reaction that makes soap) is complete. There is no such thing as a bar of soap that was made without the use of lye. Different kinds of soap are made using a variety of different oils. Both animal & plant oils can be used in the soap making process, each adding different qualities to the soap.
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