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Nov 4, 2015
Aysel H.
So I recently just discovered that many celebrities including Scarlette Johanson ( not sure if correct spelling) use apple cider vinegar to Tone and wash the skin and she has some pretty amazing skin so I was wondering if any of you use it and have seen positive results or use any other natural ingredients like fullers earth for your skin which so many people also do
Ps I've heard Apple cider vinegar is excellent for curing acne
Would be great to know your opinion and experiences
Nov 4, 2015
Ari M.
I don't see the benefits on putting something very acidic on my skin tbh
Nov 4, 2015
Shauna S.
Nov 4, 2015
Shelley W.
I'm very skeptical of stars who describe their skincare regimes as basic DIY. You have to remember that they depend on their beauty to remain relevant and not be pushed aside for the new up and coming actress so visits to the dermo and plastic surgeon might be included in their skincare program. I'd follow Shauna's advice and tread carefully when it comes to dilution. The only time I use it is to mix in my clay mask instead of water. And even then I only use the mask once a month if that because of how intense it is on the skin.
Nov 5, 2015
Chloe N.
I used apple cider vinegar for a while and it helped with the bigger more red marks on my skin but then after a while it made my skin super sensitive and gave me these little clusters of rough patches all over my cheeks and chin. Maybe just use it once a week?
Nov 5, 2015
Nathalie C.
The website where I found this photo has been a big help to me realizing that no one is perfect, and that even the most perfect is certainly not better than me.
http://celebrityclose-up.com/post/21734466934/scarlett-johansson
Nov 5, 2015
Roz X.
I feel that partivular page hyper-sharpens photos and zooms in on faces in a way that isn't natural to the eye. They also pick photos with some making strange faces and so I feel it is designed to be a harsher than what the mirror reflects. That said, I agree that photoshop is used as are lighting and make-up application for the camera and video editing means we often never get to see those very flaws we share and can relate to.
Nov 5, 2015
Roz X.
*particular
Nov 5, 2015
Kitty K.
The ladies above make a good point, not to mention that genetics can also play a role on your skin's appearance.
I did use ACV as a toner and the difference was very mild... not to mention the stench was overwhelming and was not worth it.
My current toner does wayyyy more, and without the harsh smell. Have you looked into Thayer's line of witch hazel toner? I think it would yield better results without having the worry of your skin's PH and the additional smell. (Your sheets will also smell like vinegar if you use it consistently enough!)
Nov 5, 2015
Nathalie C.
Rozberry, sometimes the photo isn't good or they zoom a lot, but that reflects what we see when we scrutinize ours pores in the bathroom mirror. So to me it makes total sense!
Nov 5, 2015
Nathalie C.
I mean, no one looks at us that way, because people stay about 1m away from each other, not 15 cm.
Nov 5, 2015
Grace T.
That pic of Scarlet is what I think I look like in most photos! Lol.
Nov 6, 2015
Ashley L.
I like to add it with baking soda to warm water as a foot soak/ scrub. It gets rid of my dead skin. But I'd never put it anywhere else, especially my face. It sounds too harsh.