Want Better Skin? Try This DIY Baking Soda and Coconut Oil Facial Scrub

In this video, you are going to learn how to mix baking soda and coconut oil for skin care that's natural and highly effective!

Having clear, supple skin can be a great confidence builder because it helps you to look more put together and mature.

Establishing a skin care routine is the first step towards establishing other healthy routines in your life. Following them all is the best way to ensure your health is at 100%.

This is why we're going to teach you a great skincare recipe today that only calls for natural ingredients.

If you look around in your kitchen you may notice that most of the most basic ingredients are cheap and natural, and can be repurposed for other uses outside of the kitchen.

Take baking soda and coconut oil for example.

When combined, these two ingredients can help rid your skin of pimples, toxins, dry skin, discoloration, and marks.

They can both regulate the acidity in your skin and moisturize, nurture, and heal any issues your skin might be having.

The mixture is even safe for all skin types, even the most sensitive.

Mix equal parts of coconut oil and baking soda if you intend to use this cleanser as an exfoliator. But, if your skin is sensitive, then you might want to mix two parts coconut oil to one part baking soda.

Apply your homemade cleanser and massage it all around your face, gently. Wash it off right away with warm water, or leave it on for a few minutes like a face mask.

This easy recipe will help your skin tremendously. Try it and see!

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