Baking Soda

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4.0

491 reviews
81%
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3.1/5
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Sodium bicarbonate

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    5.0
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    ylrebmik7

    16 years ago

    I haven't used baking soda as a face scrub yet, but I had to express my opinion at using it with my hair conditioner as someone else recommended. I used this last night and I was very happy with...

    About reviewer (181 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinOily, Fair, Cool

    HairBlond, Straight, Other

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    Snapdragon7

    16 years ago

    I've used baking soda as a scrub (mixed with my cleanser), added it to my shampoo for a boost, a moisturizing soak, and as a zit-shrinker. It worked great for all of those things, and it's cheap!

    About reviewer (9 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinCombination, Fair

    HairBlond

    EyesGreen

    4.0
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    Snapdragon7

    16 years ago

    Baking soda works great on my combo skin, but I have to be gentle on my dry cheeks. I use it only a few times a week at the most. It's much more gentle than a lot of the store-bought scrubs I've...

    About reviewer (9 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinCombination, Fair

    HairBlond

    EyesGreen

    5.0
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    busterbrown16

    16 years ago

    I use baking soda once every 2 weeks in my hair to get rid of build up from conditioner/hairspray etc. IT WORKS WONDERS! I have blonde hair which can end up looking dull sometimes, but when I use...

    About reviewer (32 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinSensitive, Fair, Cool

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    scarletraine

    16 years ago

    I have "tzone" combination skin that is prone to breakouts. I have tried numerous different skin care lines and although I may have found results in the beginning, it was usually limited. I even...

    About reviewer (9 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinCombination, Olive

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    3.0
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    boscoe7777

    16 years ago

    I tried this as a natural alternative. It was mildly abrasive even when mixed with a cleanser. I could only use it twice a week on my combo/slight rosacea skin. It did seem to do a good job but...

    About reviewer (391 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinNormal, Olive, Neutral

    HairBrunette, Wavy, Fine

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    nhoang26

    16 years ago

    the first time i used this product it was extremely irritating.. i tried it a second time and it didnt feel irritating at all i use this as a mask sometimes and exfoliate afterwards i try not to...

    About reviewer (5 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinOther, Other, Not Sure

    HairOther, Other, Other

    EyesOther

    5.0
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    skiddle_deboppop

    16 years ago

    Baking Soda is sodium bicarbonate, and when added to water, it makes a high pH (basic) solution. It is often added in dry form on top of acid spills to help neutralize the spill and clean it...

    About reviewer (5 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinNormal, Medium

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    lolipoped

    16 years ago

    Best scrub ever! I've tried many scrubs , Mac, Estee Lauder, Shiseido and Biore, none of them have ever come close to Baking Soda. I have never come across a scrub so fine , so gentle but yet does...

    About reviewer (25 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinDry, Fair-Medium

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    Covergirlgirl

    16 years ago

    - Packaging is horrible, but then agian it was designed for cooking, not cosmetic uses - Besides that its awesometastic. I [used to] use it everytime I showered and literally my face was squeaky...

    About reviewer (13 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinOily

    HairBlond

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    kekecat

    16 years ago

    I came across the idea of using Bicarbonate of soda as an exfoliant and thought i'd give it a try. I read that i should use a really creamy cleanser with it like cetaphyl, but seen as i'm from the...

    About reviewer (108 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair, Neutral

    HairBrunette, Curly, Medium

    EyesGreen

    5.0
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    urbandecaychick

    16 years ago

    Baking soda mixed with Noxema is a match made in heaven! I love using Noxema because it helps dissolve oils without stripping my skin with the dry monster. After reading about baking soda and how...

    About reviewer (61 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral

    HairBlack, Wavy, Medium

    EyesBlack

    1.0
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    cara4art

    16 years ago

    I thought I could make this work again, after I ran out of my favorite exfoliating cleanser(the Aquaglycolic one)in order to save money, but no dice. I forgot that I got irritated from this!...

    About reviewer (66 reviews)

    Age56 & Over

    SkinCombination

    HairBrown

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    jackie_xox

    16 years ago

    Lately, nothing has stopped my skin from breaking out, even the stuff I'd stuck to for years had quit...so, I was desperate and looking around websites for some tips when I came across somebody...

    About reviewer (3 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinCombination, Fair, Not Sure

    HairBrunette, Other, Other

    EyesHazel

    5.0
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    angierobinson

    16 years ago

    I use baking soda as a deoderant, just putting a little bit with some water just enough to make a paste on a cotton pad and then pop it on, it's kinda messy when you're first getting used to it,...

    About reviewer (1 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinCombination, Medium

    HairBrunette

    EyesBlack

    4.0
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    KittySkyfish

    16 years ago

    I've used baking soda as a scrub off and on since the 80's and generally it's a good exfoliant, though you do have to be careful with it. As with all exfoliants, you *can* overdo it! I've given...

    About reviewer (356 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinDry, Fair, Neutral

    HairBrown, Curly, Medium

    EyesHazel

    3.0
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    perfectionist_virgo

    16 years ago

    I had been using the Murad acne kit with mixed results and I decided to do some research on the alternatives. After all, if I wasn't 100% satisfied then why shell out the $$$? My money is tight....

    About reviewer (76 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinVery Oily, Dark

    HairBrown

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    sactonina

    16 years ago

    Yes! I'm so glad I read a review of this tonight as I was just thinking of posting on my recent use of baking soda. I ran out of my DHC products so I've been winging it with this inexpensive...

    About reviewer (72 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair

    HairRed

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    Cincy_Gal

    16 years ago

    This is most likely the best...and I mean BEST...cheap, natural product I have ever found to use. I've been using baking soda (organic) for several weeks, adding a teaspoon or two along w/ my...

    About reviewer (129 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesGray

    5.0
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    cadburyegg

    16 years ago

    So, I had a self tanner mishap this week. Horrible orange streaks all down my legs. In a frenzie, I looked for something to get my legs back to fish-belly white. I stumble onto baking soda...I...

    About reviewer (14 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinVery Oily

    HairBrunette

    EyesHazel

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