DIY exfoliate for face.

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Izel C.

May 27, 2015

Izel C.

Lately I get really oily and lots of small blackheads on my nose. I use a mask from Nivea, it usually does it's job but it started to burn a bit around my nose so I had to quit using it. I googled for diys but I couldn't find one that won't irritate my skin (they all had lemon juice, toothpaste, cinnamon in them.) What should I use? also why that product started burning, can I use it again?

Alexis C.

May 27, 2015

Alexis C.

You could've been overusing it/using it too often so your skin had a reaction to it.

You can use a washcloth to exfoliate, just wet it and GENTLY use small circular motions all around your face to exfoliate. No need to put products that aren't meant to be used on skin on your face (:

Roz X.

May 28, 2015

Roz X.

Indeed, those products are highly irritating. You'd do best trying a gentle, natural peel since your skin has been burning.
This milk & gelatin peel works as well as Biore Strips and is easy.
Good luck!
https://youtu.be/-bjOB4zS0uE

pssst..always test patch!!

Sarah L.

May 28, 2015

Sarah L.

One of my favourites exfoliate is
some ground coffee add a little olive oil and a little sugar

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