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Acne Fighting Homemade Facial Scrub

April 23, 2014Kate Doubler1 Comment

Filed under: DIY

This homemade facial scrub only requires three simple ingredients (coconut oil, tree tee oil, and baking soda). But when combined, these ingredients become a powerhouse and have incredible acne fighting abilities. So if you struggle with keeping your skin clear, then try this little mixture!

“I love experimenting with making my own self care products. You can find my recipes HERE. Most recently I just threw a few ingredients together and made a homemade facial scrub. I washed my face with it every night and really fell in love with my new creation. It makes your skin feel so clean and soft!

Let me tell you a bit about what I threw into this scrub and why it works so well…

Baking soda: I just decided on baking soda because I wanted to add an exfoliant to my cleanser that was gentle, yet effective. Turns out that baking soda also helps with other skin problems…

“Baking soda is amphoteric which means that it has the ability to either act as a base or acid. This characteristic makes it a useful pH neutralizing chemical compound. It corrects the pH imbalance of the skin that contributes to acne formation. What’s more, baking soda has mild anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties that enable it to lessen the irritation caused by inflamed acne. Most importantly, baking soda has individual particles that are rounded and hard and also form fine powders thus making it a mild exfoliate.” (source)

Coconut Oil: I use coconut oil to moisturize my skin and I am very familiar with the oil cleansing method, so naturally I wanted to include it in my new creation. Coconut oil has so many benefits! The medium chain fatty acids coconut oil contains have anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal properties to fight all the bad guys that live on the surface of your skin. It is also moisturizing and loaded with antioxidants so it nourishes your skin!”

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Kate Doubler

Kate is the author behind the blog Real Food RN. A busy working mom of two young children, she manages to balance working as a Nurse in the Critical Care Float Pool, counseling clients in her nutrition business and finding time to write about real food. She loves experimenting in her kitchen and coming up with all sorts of new and creative real food recipes with the hopes of bettering the health of her family and anyone who follows her blog. She wholeheartedly believes that prevention is the best medicine.

http://www.realfoodrn.com/

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  1. Janette says

    April 26, 2014 at 10:17 PM

    My son uses this, and it works great! Thank you.

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