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When you don't know what's going to work, use baking soda, well at least that's what I thought. Baking soda are like magic, they work almost on anything, but I especially like it in the beauty department.
To some people, putting baking soda on
your face would sound like a terrifying thing to do. I know because
up until now, people would still scream when they saw me using them.
I've been using baking soda as my exfoliator for almost a year now,
and I didn't really feel it up until now. FYI, I have super sensitive
skin so they get irritated and red very easily. When I first started
out with the baking soda remedy, I was worried because they burnt and
leave my face really red. But since everyone were saying how great
the result is, I seriously don't want to just give up. But to be
honest, for the first half year, except for the fact that my face
turned bright red after the exfoliation, nothing magical had
happened, at all.
I got tired of the bottle of baking
soda sitting in my bathtub, so I went ahead and bought a new box
thinking that it will give me a new experience with the whole magical
journey. Ended up pretty accurately because it really did gave me a
totally different experience. My face didn't burnt nor get red at all
after the exfoliation, and they also leave my skin feeling very clean
and refresh afterwards.
This whole new experience leave me thinking whether the brand has anything to do with the result.
I was using baking soda from a well
known supermarket brand here in Hong Kong. The new one that I bought is from Arm & Hammer which is probably the most common brand of
baking soda one would use. Just by feeling the texture, you can tell
that the latter one came out finer, which maybe the reason why it is
not as harsh on my skin. But except for the texture, they are both
100% baking soda now why would it make such a great different? I
don't want to make false assumption but from my experience you know,
even the most basic thing can come out impure.
When you go into the supermarket, you
will find baking soda selling in various price. I know the effects of
branding, but doesn't it make you wonder why some brand can sell
their stuff in such a low price? I am not encouraging everyone to buy
only the expensive here, but I would definitely be more careful when
it comes to products which we will eat or put on our face (which
would be absorb into our bloodstream too guys).
Have you ever thought that pure things
can also come out impure?
