Most common questions used to investigate
Do you have sensitive skin?
Do you have an oily-skin?
Have you ever tried with cold raw milk?
Common conclusions
Exfoliants that are used on the face should be tiny and very fine-grained. There's no decent choice for coarser exfoliants, like sea salt, sugar, or coffee. It's also critical that your face is not overexfoliated. You should combine one tablespoon of ground oatmeal and 1/4 teaspoon of salt, which improves the exfoliating properties of the face treatment, and one teaspoon of liquid or olive oil to form a paste. You need to gently massage it in circular movements on your skin, let it sit for about ten minutes and wash. You should exfoliate your face one a week.
It is also essential that oily skin is exfoliated regularly so that no pimples, blackheads, and clogged pores arise. You could mix sugar and honey, and then apply the sugar-honey mix all over the face in circular motions, leaving your eyes. You need to wash with warm water. You should apply sugar scrub twice a week. If your skin is acne prone then you could mix three tablespoons of raw organic honey with one tablespoon of freshly ground cinnamon powder and apply this evenly over your face, by using a brush. After a few hours, you should wash your face with your regular cleanser and follow with a moisturizer.
The natural acidity and lactic acid content of milk makes it a common exfoliating ingredient. Milk can also help battle the harmful oily bacteria that attach to the walls of the skin. You should take a tablespoon of milk and, using cotton, add it to your face.
Great! Cold raw milk works well for oily skin as it helps to drastically minimize the formation of oil on the skin by obstructing the pores.
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