81%
would repurchase
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I don't understand the DIY-Hype around baking soda. It has a ph level which is unacceptable for skin and hair. If you use it as a shampoo, it dries out your hair and scalp. If used for exfoliating,...
About reviewer (189 reviews)
Age25-29
SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
HairBrunette, Wavy, Medium
EyesOther
awesome foot powder for sweaty feet!
also awesome to add to toothpaste for a little more grittiness to get your mouth extra clean.
i would strongly advise against putting any amount of baking...
About reviewer (7 reviews)
Age19-24
SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
HairBrown, Straight, Medium
EyesHazel
I love using Baking Soda as an exfoliator, both for face and body
A little trick I discovered and would love to hear if anyone else has as well:
The Fridge 'n Freezer baking soda is more granular...
About reviewer (1 reviews)
Age30-35
SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
HairOther, Curly, Coarse
EyesOther
With a pH of 9, baking soda is anything but gentle on skin. Just because it's DIY does not make it gentler or more natural, or free of chemicals. Baking soda is "sodium bicarbonate" which is, like...
About reviewer (159 reviews)
Age44-55
SkinNormal, Fair, Cool
HairBrown, Straight, Fine
EyesBlue
YAASSS BEAUTY ON A BUDGET
I was using St. Ive's Apricot Scrub in my teens to exfoliate which was fine for greasy skin. Now that I'm in my 20s my skin has normalized and needs a gentler product....
About reviewer (210 reviews)
Age
SkinSensitive, Fair, Not Sure
HairBrown, Other, Other
EyesBlue
For 6 months, I've stopped all commercial shampoo & conditioners. Dilute 1 tablespoon baking soda. Pour over scalp and massage thoroughly. Rinse off completely and followed by conditioning with...
About reviewer (4 reviews)
Age36-43
SkinCombination, Fair-Medium
HairBlack
EyesBlack
Okay, this might sound pretty weird to some of you but I wanted to get this out there.
I am really weird about my feet, not in a bad way but I am very meticulous and picky about my pedicures,...
About reviewer (317 reviews)
Age44-55
SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
HairBrunette, Wavy, Fine
EyesGreen
When it comes to skin care baking soda is a fantastic natural ingredient that can be used to soften skin (add to bath water and take a relaxing soak), exfoliate (add to gentle cleanser or lotion...
About reviewer (1091 reviews)
Age44-55
SkinDry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
HairOther, Wavy, Medium
EyesBlue
I used Baking Soda as a gentle exfoliator for a while, and it did a decent job for cheap. BUT I STOPPED AND HERE'S WHY:
I've read in multiple places online that baking soda disrupts the skin's...
About reviewer (243 reviews)
Age36-43
SkinDry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
HairBrown, Wavy, Coarse
EyesBrown
I am a simple skincare girl - basically I only use Ivory Soap, Ponds Cold Cream to remove my mascara and a moisturizer on my face... and usually my skin is OK. But for the last 2 years I have been...
About reviewer (4 reviews)
Age30-35
SkinNormal, Fair-Medium
HairBrunette
EyesBrown
I don't understand the DIY-Hype around baking soda. It has a ph level which is unacceptable for skin and hair. If you use it as a shampoo, it dries out your hair and scalp. If used for exfoliating,...
About reviewer (189 reviews)
Age25-29
SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
HairBrunette, Wavy, Medium
EyesOther
awesome foot powder for sweaty feet!
also awesome to add to toothpaste for a little more grittiness to get your mouth extra clean.
i would strongly advise against putting any amount of baking...
About reviewer (7 reviews)
Age19-24
SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
HairBrown, Straight, Medium
EyesHazel
I love using Baking Soda as an exfoliator, both for face and body
A little trick I discovered and would love to hear if anyone else has as well:
The Fridge 'n Freezer baking soda is more granular...
About reviewer (1 reviews)
Age30-35
SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
HairOther, Curly, Coarse
EyesOther
With a pH of 9, baking soda is anything but gentle on skin. Just because it's DIY does not make it gentler or more natural, or free of chemicals. Baking soda is "sodium bicarbonate" which is, like...
About reviewer (159 reviews)
Age44-55
SkinNormal, Fair, Cool
HairBrown, Straight, Fine
EyesBlue
YAASSS BEAUTY ON A BUDGET
I was using St. Ive's Apricot Scrub in my teens to exfoliate which was fine for greasy skin. Now that I'm in my 20s my skin has normalized and needs a gentler product....
About reviewer (210 reviews)
Age
SkinSensitive, Fair, Not Sure
HairBrown, Other, Other
EyesBlue