Sometimes we feel need to clean our skin more deeply. For example, before the summer to allow the skin to prepare it for winter or summer tan and not look like lizards during moulting.
Of course the products they sell are expensive to scrub and scrub and then you have ever looked at what's inside? ... Mmm ..
So what better way to let us in the house, opening the pantry and see what we (or better yet what it is expired), and choose what we like?
Still, you must know that the ingredients most common (and cheapest) that can do the job are the salt and sugar (including cane) sugar is more delicate and soft, or even baking soda or flour for polenta. The almond flour is an excellent exfoliator. Other
powders used are easy to find coffee and cocoa, have both an entrancing aroma and coffee can also help against cellulite (of course not just use it once).
Still, you must know that the ingredients most common (and cheapest) that can do the job are the salt and sugar (including cane) sugar is more delicate and soft, or even baking soda or flour for polenta. The almond flour is an excellent exfoliator. Other
powders used are easy to find coffee and cocoa, have both an entrancing aroma and coffee can also help against cellulite (of course not just use it once).
Once you have chosen the dry ingredients to a creamy consistency more practical to massage you mix with a tablespoon of liquid, which can be either oil (including oil seeds, olive oil or food) or yogurt (that's great also that which is passed without realizing it).
If you like you can also add some chopped fruit or vegetables very ripe mashed with a fork (perhaps as a bit 'out to be eaten), the citrus juice or a little honey. Finally
willing you can make your mixture by adding even more fragrant dried flowers (eg Lavender), peel of citrus or essential oils (be careful, however, to those who do not use if you know them, some may be irritating or photosensitizing or be contraindicated for women pregnant).
The advice that I give you, once you find the recipe you like, is to prepare the dry ingredients in an airtight jar to keep in the bathroom, so you can prepare if necessary the cream by adding the liquid ingredients, save time and you will not excuse the lack of time!
willing you can make your mixture by adding even more fragrant dried flowers (eg Lavender), peel of citrus or essential oils (be careful, however, to those who do not use if you know them, some may be irritating or photosensitizing or be contraindicated for women pregnant).
The advice that I give you, once you find the recipe you like, is to prepare the dry ingredients in an airtight jar to keep in the bathroom, so you can prepare if necessary the cream by adding the liquid ingredients, save time and you will not excuse the lack of time!
Now that you know the basics you can pick any number, we propose a recipe to give you some idea, but customize the recipe is ideal, and then find your.
For example the other night I noticed that you have coffee in the pantry of expired a few months, so I put in a glass jar and added a bit 'of salt (250g of coffee and 100g of salt). I leave the jar in the bathroom and when I use the "pap" by mixing 2 tablespoons of powder and 2 teaspoons of oil, normally used to Olys or seeds that are found in all supermarkets, or 2 teaspoons of yogurt.
The smell I love so much. The next time I add a little 'cocoa to make mokaccino ;-) or a little' vanilla essence.
A very gentle scrub to use even for the face you can do with the bran and oil of your choice (you can also use nourishing jojoba if you want even after a day in the sun, but any oil is fine), or a gentle cleaning can replace oil yogurt.
Instructions: Once the mixture made by mixing the ingredients, distribute it on damp skin if you want to helping you with a sponge or a glove. If you can let it act for 10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly, if you prefer you can wash with soap, but is not required.
PS: Not all flours are designed to exfoliate, but many are perfect for bathing, do not believe me? We will explain everything in a future post!
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