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Cons:
None so far. I USE IT TO WASH MY HAIR TOO!!! If your scalp is oily then it will affect your acne. About 1.5 yrs ago I noticed a change in my hair, shortly after, I got acne. Mix 1/4 cup baking soda with 22 ml water, pour into hair/scrub 2 min/rinse
Pros:
Easy to obtain, smooth skin, works very fast
Cons:
Stings a little and may cause redness...But i do have sensitive skin.
Pros:
its great
Cons:
if used to much , can cause it to get worst , so try not to over use it.
Pros:
Cheap, almost everyone has some, easy to make
Cons:
UHH EVERYTHING BESIDES THAT! Irritated my skin, made my skin red, dried out my skin, burned my skin, did nothing for my acne!
Pros:
Effective.
Fast.
Really cheap.
Cons:
Slightly irritating at times
Pros:
gets out grit , cures giant zits , prevents others from coming
Cons:
none
Pros:
made skin softer and cleared it up
Cons:
stings!!!!!!
Pros:
Cheap, extremely effective for exfoliation, easy to use
Cons:
can cause irritation if used incorrectly
Pros:
I love baking soda!!! I have no problems with it at all. It is inexpensive and works for me. I had the worst acne and was allergic to all products that fight acne. Now my skin is clear :)
Cons:
None.
Pros:
My face wasn't tight or overly dry after I washed it off. My skin was also the softest it has ever been!
Cons:
It did sting a bit on my nose, but I have really sensitive skin.
Pros:
While Baking Soda can sting a little initially, I find that this only lasts for a few minutes, and that by using a light moisturizer (such as one with Aloe Vera in it (Jergens makes a good one)), it helps alleviate this faster and helps with dryness.