Here’s another use for your giant bottle of Dr. Bronner’s Castille Soap—make a facial cleanser with it. I got this recipe from Janice Cox’s book, Natural Beauty At Home. Mix 2 tablespoons liquid castile soap with ¼ cup honey and ¼ cup distilled water, and pour into a clean container, preferably one with a pump.
Does cleaning your face with honey sound like a sticky mess? The soap and water dilute the honey enough to make a mild lather like any commercial-brand cleanser. But unlike those products, this cleanser doesn’t dry out my skin because honey is very moisturizing.
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Does cleaning your face with honey sound like a sticky mess? The soap and water dilute the honey enough to make a mild lather like any commercial-brand cleanser. But unlike those products, this cleanser doesn’t dry out my skin because honey is very moisturizing.
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6 comments:
I've never thought of making my own "sweet" cleanser. Thanks for the "food" for thought! :)
Hi Cathy,
Oooh, I like this blog! Thanks for the tips. And thanks for dropping my blog, too. Love the facial cleanser idea.
Stoked! I am a Dr. Brommer Junkie... Happy-Happy Zit free face here I come:) (Having a little achne in my middle age)
I just bought a bottle of Dr. Bronners. I'm going to try this - thanks!
That sounds good enough to eat (almost)! My sister made me some facial scrub with sugar once, and it worked surprisingly well.
Thanks for the Thrifty Green Thursday idea!
Honey is a magic product and it keeps the glow of the face just as sweet and fresh.Love your easy recipe to the best face wash here.
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