Natural soaps, cleansers?

In the shower, scrub flaky areas with a good pure soap like Ivory or CoCo Hardwater, then rinse, then splash on a bit of hydrogen peroxide and massage it into the area. It may sting. Let it sit on the skin for a minute, then rinse, then reapply and massage, then rinse.

Wash areas everyday, but don't over scrub flaky areas, allow the skin to heal. Use the the hydrogen peroxide 2-3 times a week, it should clear up in six weeks, but keep using the peroxide at least once a week.

I had that stuff on my ears, now it's gone.

Olive oil is great for removing makeup.

I wash my face with raw honey and sometimes moisturize with organic coconut oil or vitamin e oil.

I do use Dr. Bronner's bar soap for the body.

Best thing for your skin & health is to watch what you're putting into it. Cucumbers and greens are great for your skin.

I'm not female so the makeup thing doesn't really apply lol. Some nice ideas though otherwise, I really do need to watch I eat, though it's hard when I'm living at home and we eat so much crappy fast food, processed, from restaurants, etc.

I'm not female so the makeup thing doesn't really apply lol. Some nice ideas though otherwise, I really do need to watch I eat, though it's hard when I'm living at home and we eat so much crappy fast food, processed, from restaurants, etc.


Well if it helps, I turned my eating habits around while living at home too. And it wasn't all overnight, it was a process. I cut out soda, fast food and a lot of processed food. I don't know if you're getting inner proddings to eat healthier but I was. At this point I am about 80% raw food and my taste buds have changed considerably. I don't miss restaurants all that much because they don't offer what I enjoy now. I still go out with friends but its more to socialize with them than eat.

My family at first squawked when they realized I preferred to make my own meals than eat what they ate. Its amazing how people want you to conform with them. But they saw the benefits over time and started to ask questions. The weight dropped, the skin cleared and I was healthier over all. Its best to lead by example than preach to them about healthy food choices. Fast forward a few years later, my family has become the healthiest branch of our rather large clan and they're all doing it all on their own.

Also make sure to wash that pillow case often! Its good you're looking for more a natural cleansing route because more commerical cleansers and soaps are very irritating to the skin. The old belief was that our skin is a barrier but we breathe through it in a sense. If we have prescription meds that are absorbed through the skin, why wouldn't the same be true for various chemicals? Good luck!