TWO ingredients. Yes, that’s right. 2 Ingredient Facial Scrub Cleanser is what I use to “indulge” my skin after a long day of housekeeping, diaper changing, meal making, and yoga video-ing with Jillian. (Gotta love Jillian, right?)
Nothing makes my skin feel quite as delicately smooth as using a scrubby facial cleanser. Nothing makes my wallet happier than a DIY 2-ingredient facial scrub cleanser. Make it for yourself and see what I mean. You’ll notice the enhanced silkiness, he’ll wonder what gave you that maidenlike glow. Go for it! What’re you waiting for?
What You’ll Need:
- Liquid Facial Cleanser, the gentler the better
- Baking Soda
- Small container or pump bottle (think hand soap bottle)
Instructions:
Measure out facial cleanser and add one teaspoon of baking soda per half cup of cleanser. Stir together and store in an airtight container or better yet, a pump bottle. Be sure to shake or stir mixture before each use to ensure the scrubbing soda granules haven’t settled in the bottom.
Use the facial scrub cleanser in your typical washing routine for a deep-clean a few times per week and enjoy your baby-soft mug.
What is your favorite way to deep clean your skin?
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I’m gonna have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
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Hope you can come by sometime as well.
Tami
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Sure thing, Tami. I’m heading right over. Thanks so much for visiting.
That is a healthier way too.
I suppose it can be made healthier, but in a jiffy, this works for me. So glad to see you again, Deborah.
I love this idea! Thank you so much for sharing!!
So, so welcome. I happen to notice quite often that my daily routine includes lots of easy DIYs that I never thought about sharing. It’s so much better to help each other out with tips, right?
Thanks so much for joining in the blog hop. I’m a new follower. I’m hosting my weekly link party tonight at 8 EST and I’d love for you to join in.
pinned it! definitely going to try this!
Found you via the blog hop—just joined!! Love your site:)
Julie
http://www.thechirpingmoms.com
Gosh, thanks Julie. Yours is pretty cheery too.
wow! so simple – glad to hear how it worked for you! definitely a pinworthy trick! (BTW – love your blog name!)
Thanks! It’s a take on a childhood nickname. So glad you came to visit, Meredith.
I make this same stuff, using Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap! I’ve never made a batch to store, though–I just mix in my palm what I’m going to use right away. I love the smooth feeling it gives. In between these deep cleanings, I wash my face with honey.
this is an AWESOMEEEE idea! i love mary kay’s microdermabrasion set, but it’s super expensive, so i’m looking for an alternative! so glad i found you via the blog hop! excited to follow along 🙂
Awesome! I have both of those things. So going to try this out during my “me” time this weekend. New follower, please check out my blog whenever you get a second 🙂 Have a great week.
Hi Mar! I ran into your blog earlier this week. Love your cutie baby! Off to visit again. Hope you love the face wash scrub.
I’m so excited to try this out! This hot, humid weather has been wreaking havoc on my poor skin this summer. 🙂 New follower — we’d love more mommy followers!
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Kait and Michele
Great idea Jelli!!!! I will try this!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! I can’t wait to see what you’ll be linking up this evening!
So creative Jelli! Does this save you a lot of money too? Thanks for sharing on Saturday Show & Tell at Cheerios and Lattes last weekend! We love having you join us and hope to see you again this weekend! See you soon!
Mackenzie 🙂
Love this! Will have to try it ASAP!
Just found you via the link up and can’t wait to read more!
Carly
http://www.lipglossandcrayons.com
I love using baking soda as a facial scrub. I like to combine mine with honey and coconut oil, it’s super moisturizing. I’ll have to try this with my regular cleanser and see how I like it. Stopping by from I Should be Mopping.
I use plain old baking soda sometimes too, but I’d love to try it with honey and coconut oil, both items I do use for skincare all the time. Thanks so much for stopping by, Angela.