exfoliator?

Question

does anyone have a recipe for a do it yourself exfoliator? preferably a very rough one, not a sugar one. thanks all.

Answer 1

Use baking soda and water to make a paste. If it is too rough then simply add more water to thin it out. It works great! =)

Answer 2

1 container of plain yogurt and 1/2 cup rolled oats for the face. Mix the two together and then apply with a circular motion on the face. Rinse.

For the body: grind down almonds coarsely and add some honey. Apply then rinse.

Answer 3

Make a face-pack-***-exfoliator paste with ingredients from your own kitchen.
For oily skin: Mix 2 tablespoons of bengal gram flour with lime juice and 2 pinches of salt and make a thick paste.

For dry or normal skin: Mix 2 tablespoons of bengal gram flour with full cream milk and 1 teaspoon of honey and make a thick paste.

Apply the above paste (as per your skin) generously on your face. Leave on for 5 minutes and gently rub off in circular motions. Wash the remaining off with cool water and pat your face dry.

Answer 4

I love Bath and Body Works salt scrub. It exfoliates and gives your skin this glowy look, but no sorry I don't know of any recipes

Answer 5

I am glad to be asked this question.

Take two pounds of edam cheese. Melt. Pour hot cheese over hairy flesh. Leave to cool.

You can either rip off the cool cheese.

But a less painful way to remove the cheese is to sit in a bathtub and empty in about 40 mice, who will gently nibble off the cheese and hairs.

Glad to help.

Answer 6

i take advantage of the scrub from L'Oreal's physique information sequence. it is in a green bottle. i like it via fact that's the only scrub (and that i've got used plenty) that gets foamy whilst blended with water and it would not make my dermis very dry. besides the fact that u decide on do not overlook your physique cream after utilizing physique scrubs. i don't undergo in concepts the wonderful fee even though it expenditures under 10 Euros. solid success

Answer 7

Sea salt or epsom salt and mineral oil (baby oil). You can add fragrance oils...available at health food shops, soap shops, craft shops, etc.

Makes a wonderful scrub.

Answer 8

Olive oil and kosher salt/ cheap and effective

Answer 9

hi
I would advice you to try some home based remedies for skin ,hair and weight problems, this link has some good information it sure did help me so here goes,
http://tinyurl.com/m6kcr

good luck

Answer 10

You want something that will make your face peel. If anyone knows of that other than Obagi, let me know.