During monsoon, skin pores can become clogged due to moisture and sweat. If the face is not cleaned regularly, the skin starts looking lifeless. Scrubbing is very important for cleaning the face. Know which scrub will be best for you from these home remedies.
Benefits of scrubbing: Scrubbing is also called exfoliation. It effectively removes dead skin cells without harming the skin. Additionally, it controls the production of excess sebum and its anti-bacterial properties help reduce acne.
Coffee and coconut oil: You can exfoliate your skin by using a scrub made from coffee and coconut oil. Mix two spoons of oil in half spoon of coffee and scrub with light hands. Coconut oil is great for naturally moisturizing the skin during monsoon.
Neem juice scrub: If your skin is oily or prone to acne, then a neem juice scrub is best. Mix honey and some coffee in neem juice. Neem protects the skin from bacteria, while honey softens it.
Oats and curd: Use oats powder and curd for a homemade deep cleansing scrub during monsoon. Mix one spoon of oats powder in curd and scrub gently. This method removes dead skin cells and also helps in moisturizing the skin.
Rice Flour and Aloe Vera: Rice, a staple of Korean beauty secrets, is a great home remedy. Mix one tablespoon of rice flour with two tablespoons of aloe vera gel. Apply this mixture on your face and massage gently. This recipe is especially effective for oily skin; Adding rose water to it can provide additional benefits.
Lentils and Milk: If you want to give your face a deep cleanse without scrubbing, trying a home remedy made with lentils is another great option. Grind the soaked lentils finely. Add milk to this paste. Apply the paste on the face and scrub gently. Apart from removing dead skin cells, this method also helps in reducing tanning.