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Home Made Replacement for Face Wash and Scrubber

There are a number of face wash and scrubbers available in the market. Some of them are quite expensive and some are also within a suitable range. But if you are the one like me, who is fed up by spending bucks and bucks over these and ultimately getting no benefits out of it, here I am to share with you to some natural and homemade DIYs for both face wash and scrubber which I have opted to. These DIY face wash and scrubs do their respective job really well, and also doesn't do any harm to your skin at the same time.

Ingredients required for DIY face wash:

i. Besan/Gram flour
ii. Multani Mitti/Fuller's earth
iii. Neem Powder (for people with acne/pimple issue)
iv. Charcoal powder

How to make it?

 Mix equal amount of Besan/Gram flour and  Multani Mitti/Fuller's earth. Mix it well. To the mixture add Neem powder in half the quantity as that of Multani mitti/Besan if you have an ache/pimple prone skin (you can skip this if you have a normal skin). Add Charcoal powder in 1/4th of the quantity as that of Multani mitti/Besan to the mixture. Mix it well and store in an air-tight container. Every time when you need to wash your face with face wash, take one teaspoon of this mixture, add some water to it and wash your face with the paste so formed!

This DIY face wash is completely natural, and very very economical. It clears your skin and also removes oil and dirt from the skin at the same time.

Ingredients required for DIY scrubber:

 i. Musur Daal/Rice
ii. Glycerine

How to make it?

 Take either Musur Daal/Rice and put it into a mixer. Make a dry powdery form of the same. Store it in an air-tight container. Whenever you need to scrub, take one teaspoon of this powder, mix half a teaspoon of glycerine to it and its ready!

Happy scrubbing! :)



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