Favorite soft-skin DIYs?

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Elizabeth A.

Nov 1, 2014

Elizabeth A.

Mine is using Dawn/Olay hand renewal dish soap as a bubble bath once a week! What's yours?

Amy H.

Nov 1, 2014

Amy H.

Sugar and olive/coconut oil scrubs! Your skin feels really weird until it absorbs the oil but after wards it feels amazing.

Eve J.

Nov 1, 2014

Eve J.

Putting honey on skin as a mask!!

Hannah K.

Nov 1, 2014

Hannah K.

I'm not a DIY fan, however I do like oatmeal scrubs. I love doing steam masks too.

Olivia G.

Nov 2, 2014

Olivia G.

Agree with honey, and I scrub my face with sugar mixed into my face wash to cleanse and scrub off dead skin

Ella M.

Nov 2, 2014

Ella M.

Honey and salt mask is my go to. You can use it on lips too.

Nicole c.

Nov 5, 2014

Nicole c.

Baking soda in the bath and as a face max it is exfoliating and detoxifying try adding Epsom salt to the bath as well to help replace minerals after the toxins come out and rinse in the shower I also love to use coconut oil as a moisturizer

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