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Feb 2, 2014
Shrishma D.
So I have oily skin with an ocassional pimple or two. I want to kno if I can make a homemade cleanser for my skin to really clear it up. I have some acne spots as well.
Feb 2, 2014
Kaitlin M.
Baking soda, salt, honey and a few drops of water. Works wonders!
Feb 2, 2014
Grace G.
Castor oil and jojoba oil the castor oil draws out impurities and the jojoba oil is the closest to skins natural sebum then just use a hot cloth to remove