Money Saving Skin Exfoliant - Baking Soda

To unclog the pores of the skin and at the same time remove dead skin cells, gently massage a paste of baking soda (3 tablespoons baking soda to 2 tablespoon water), over the skin for 2 - 3 minutes.

Remember to massage the eyebrows, where dead skin cells are more difficult to reach.

The massaging action combined with the small baking soda particles not only help slough off dead skin cells, they also work to remove plugs made from a combination of oil and dead skin cells from the opening of the pores of the skin.

Relieving clogged pores, reduces the likelihood of blemishes, including blackheads and whiteheads.

To prevent irritation, it's important to rinse all traces of baking soda from the skin.

Follow treatment with your favorite moisturizer.

Bonus Tips: Before applying the baking soda, rinse the face in fairly warm water. This helps to widen the pores of the skin. After massaging the skin, rinse the face in warm water removing all traces of baking soda. When the face is throughly cleansed, splash the skin with cold water to shrink the opening of the pores of the skin.

Money Saving Tip for Unused Shampoo

If you have a bottle of shampoo that you just don't like, don't toss it. Instead, use it to handwash delicate undergarments.

Make your own lip gloss

If you have left over pieces of blush that you haven't tossed out, but are too small to handle with a blush brush, crush it up and then mix it with petroleum jelly for your own custom made lip gloss.

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Space Saving with a Makeup Bag that rolls up

Makeup and skin care products can take up alot of valuable space. To save space and gain convenience, place all of your makeup and skin care product up in a makeup bag that can be rolled up or can hang in the closet or on your shower curtain rod. Buy one for him and one for her.

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