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October 26, 2009
Cons:
Too harsh, broke me out severely
I tried this every night for 1 wk, and i used it as a mask, kept it on for 2/3 mins, till it dried and scrubed it off. I had a lovely texture but it made my acne inflammed & red!..I broke out on my chin for the first time in 24 yrs on earth.
July 26, 2007
Pros:
None - apart from being cheap
Cons:
No good for sensitive skin, irritate and burns if left on too long, messy
I really wanted this to work as I was going to take a natural approach to treating my acne.. (have since started doxycycline) Bummer I have sensitive skin and could only handle it on my face for couple of minutes or it starts burning and irritating the skin.. Drops all over the floor when it starts to dry.. My advice is "Get something that works"
June 29, 2007
Pros:
Feels like it might work.
Cons:
Doesn't work. Makes my skin red and blochy and dry. May cause more acne to come.
For some, may work. Well, obviously it does for some. Give it a try, you never know. Right now I am using a NEW clearisal product(face wash) and it is working great!!!Also the Pears soap from the dollar store!!!!!! This whole baking soda thing hasn't worked for me.
August 16, 2011
Pros:
Nothing, really.
Cons:
Nothing here either, lol.
This baking soda/water spot treatment idea failed for me. It just didn't do anything at all.
March 26, 2009
Pros:
Cleared up redness removed dead skin
Cons:
Burns
Simple household product most people have it lying around and its effective
December 16, 2008
Pros:
cheap. less time consuming
Cons:
made parts of my face red and irritated like sunburn
burned for hrs.
dont use if you have sensitive skin!
October 22, 2008
Pros:
it is cheap, easy to use
Cons:
really really dried out my skin--made it tight and ten a little flaky
I swear by baking soda to put in your bath water to soften your skin and was told by a dermatologist that using a baking soda paste rivals microdermabrasion. Some spas even use baking soda and charge a fortune. As for my face I just felt like it was irritating it more. A better idea (the same clay as in your face masks is crushed kitty litter--the natural clay type--put it in a coffee grinder and make a water paste with it and use it as a spot treatment.
October 3, 2007
Pros:
I am not the youngest,I had problems with blemishes all my life.I can't believe the results why did I not try this earlier. And don't forget the price and no plastic containers to get rid off,-fantastic
Cons:
are there any, other then the blemishes trying up ?
any one with skin problems should at least give it a try what due you have to loose other then zits.
July 22, 2011
Pros:
smooth skin
Cons:
did not get rid of my oily skin nor acne
did not do anything for me but give me smooth skin.
February 12, 2009
Pros:
its cheap
Cons:
it burns and it make my skin red and rough and made the acne more raised
I just used it about thirty mins ago and as I was washing it off I noticed a dramatic change in texture. my skin was so rough!!! but it work good for my hands...
Pros:
Gave my face a nice, soft texture. It instantly became smooth to touch