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Baking Soda as a Skin Softener

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Date: 06/28/2004 Topics: Beauty | Make Your Own > Cosmetics | Old Categories  
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The best skin softener that I have found to date is baking soda. When used while bathing, baking soda leaves your skin soft and smooth looking. At about 40 cents a box, I don't think any professional exfoliator can come close to such a bargain!

By Michelle H.
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just make a paste with water and GENTLY scrub your skin. You could leve it on as a mask, but not too long. (just about 10 min. max.)

Posted on 09/08/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By nancymaffia (7) Profile Contact
Hi Michelle,
How do you use it? Do you only let it dissolve in the bathwater, or can you sprinkle it on your washcloth in the shower to use directly on your skin?
Thanks,
Nancy from PA

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