This simple face wash is packed with exfoliating Rice Powder, soothing Chamomile, and nutritive additives. Throw in a little Kaolin Clay and Castile Soap for an ultra cleansing scrub, perfect for weekly exfoliation.
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon Rice Powder, Fine
- 1 teaspoon Chamomile Flower Powder
- 1 teaspoon White Kaolin
- 1 teaspoon Green Tea Extract
- 1/2 teaspoon Royal Jelly Extract
- 1 tablespoon Liquid Castile Soap (Made With Organic)
- 2 teaspoons Bee's Milk
- 1/2 teaspoon Glycerin
- 10 – 12 drops Roman Chamomile Essential Oil
Directions
Mix the dry ingredients together in a small mixing bowl. Mix the liquid ingredients together in a separate mixing bowl. Package both parts individually, or mix ingredients all together for immediate use.
Usage & Packaging
I like to keep recipes like this stored in two containers, one for the liquid part, and one for the dry part. When it's time to use our face wash, just mix up the amount that you need. This cuts down on the need for preservatives, at least when you are making this kind of recipe for personal use. Try storing the liquid part in a bottle, and the dry part in a jar.
To use the face wash, combine a small amount of the liquid and dry parts of the recipe, forming a smooth paste. Wet your face, then gently massage the mixture onto your skin in light, circular motions. Don't scrub your face too hard. Rinse, and then follow with your favorite toner and moisturizer. 
I want to know more about this face wash recipe before using it. However, it contains natural ingredients therefore it has no side effects but I am little bit confused how it will work for my skin.
This facial wash recipe uses chamomile ingredients, which are generally calming to the skin. It also uses Rice Powder for exfoliation, which can be a little harsh for some people, and just right for others. It also includes liquid soap. Some people prefer to use face washes that involve soap, while others choose to avoid soap based washes. Everyones skin is different, so while this recipe might be great for one person, another may not like it.
which type of skin this recipe suitable for
Hi Nihal. This recipe is suitable for all skin types, but would be especially helpful for those with sensitive skin or normal skin.