Homemade Cleansers Are Perfect For Your Skin Type

Cleansing is the first essential step in your beauty regime. Isn’t it? Cleansers play a crucial role in maintaining the vitality and health of your complexion. There have been numerous vendors available in the market, selling promising cleansers. Is it safe to use a beauty cleanser? Well, it entirely depends on a particular brand and the ingredients used in it. How about trying our own homemade cleanser? These easy-to-make cleansers are the safest bet you can ever have. Here are five easy facial cleansers you can make at home...

Even beauty experts always advise you to cleanse your face thoroughly before hitting the bed at the end of the day. Facial cleansers remove dirt as well as exfoliate dead-skin cells from your pores.

In addition, they also remove excess oil and treat dry skin. But why shell out money on this beauty staple when you can easily make one on your own? The best part about taking the DIY route is you can make a customised cleanser that suits your skin's unique needs. This way you can stop all the negative effects of beauty products.

Rice-milk cleanser

For all skin types: Rice and milk can be a good cleanser. Did you know? This is how you can make this natural cleanser. First, take 1 tbsp of powder rice and mix it with 2 tbsp of milk. Now, apply the paste on your face and neck. Massage for a minute and rinse off with water. Milk has lactic acid and vitamins, which help to remove grime from the skin. On the contrary, rice flour has anti-inflammatory properties. When these two are combined, you get an anti-ageing cleanser. Isn’t that amazing?

Lemon+ yoghurt
For dry skin: Is your skin texture too dry? Here’s a much better solution to get it over with. First, mix 1 tbsp of plain yoghurt and 1 tsp of lemon. Now, apply on your face and neck area, leave for a minute. Rinse with water. Yoghurt is rich in lactic acid, which helps cleanse the skin, and lemon brightens your skin. Say goodbye to dryness. 

Coconut oil
For All skin types: Coconut is a good cleanser. The oil breaks down excess sebum (oil) from the skin, cleansing the pores. How to make use of it? First, take 1 tsp of coconut oil and massage your face for a minute. Wash it off with warm water.

Lemon + honey
For oily skin: Oily skin is one major hassle during summers. Isn’t it? Try this natural cleanser for oily skin. First, mix 1 tbsp of lemon with 1 tsp of honey. Now, apply on your face and neck, leave it for a minute or two and rinse off. Honey helps reduce oil and bacteria without stripping the skin of moisture, and lemon brightens your skin tone.

Rice flour + turmeric+ milk
Mic 2 tsp of rice flour with 1/2 tsp of turmeric pdr. and enough milk to get a thick paste. Apply all over your face in a circular manner and in case, due to hormone imbalance, some hair growth on your face, then apply against the hair growth. Once you apply well all over your face, apply over your neck. This will make your face soft, also helps to get rid of facial hair with regular use. To remove, apply normal water, move in circular motion to scrub and take out the pack. It will also remove the tan and make your face lighter in shade. Some may prefer to add some honey too, you may add that.

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