Baking powder and water.

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Leah G.

Dec 21, 2013

Leah G.

Two teaspoon baking powder one teaspoon water.. Is this a good to help exfoliate? I read Emma stone uses it and lots of other people but just wanted to check what it actually would do? Thanks in advance!

Santana G.

Dec 21, 2013

Santana G.

I tried it before and it made my face hurt and I got all red. I wouldn't recommend if you have sensitive skin.

Denise S.

Dec 21, 2013

Denise S.

Its supose to be a home remedy to exfoliate.

Denise S.

Dec 21, 2013

Denise S.

Lol I'm sorry baking soda is used to exfoliate.

Lia L.

Dec 22, 2013

Lia L.

Yup. I think it's baking soda not powder.

Shawna M.

Dec 24, 2013

Shawna M.

Only use it if your skin isn't sensitive. I used it as a mask before (I got it off a different site) and my face was red, hot and hurt the entire day. the next day after it was super oily because all of the natural oils were stripped. If you do use it, I would recommend adding an essential oil or some honey or even aloe to soothe... better yet, just use honey and brown sugar.

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