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Tue Aug 01, 2006 2:03 pm  |
| Anyone ever mixed baking soda with the aspirin mask? I use baking soda quite a bit to exfoliate and just now thought to mix it with some aspirin.. it fizzled and crackled and stuff! I got better results than just the aspirin or baking soda alone, wondering if anyone else has tried this? And why does it fizzle? |
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Tue Aug 01, 2006 2:13 pm |
| I have! I decided that I did not like the results as much as just doing Asprin, Witch Hazel and a little drop of Tea Tree Oil. I decided to incorporate the baking soda in the shower with my regular cleanser. Seems to help my clogged pores quite a bit without drying out my skin to much. |
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Tue Aug 01, 2006 2:15 pm |
| Sorry to go a bit off topic but what is an aspirin mask and what does it do? |
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Tue Aug 01, 2006 2:17 pm |
| Asprin Masks tighten pores smooth skin...makes your skin very clean. Please use the search engine feature and you will find hundreds of posts about asprin masks, benefits and various types of asprin masks. It is worth the read!! |
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Wed Aug 02, 2006 10:15 am |
| bergquis wrote: |
| I have! I decided that I did not like the results as much as just doing Asprin, Witch Hazel and a little drop of Tea Tree Oil. I decided to incorporate the baking soda in the shower with my regular cleanser. Seems to help my clogged pores quite a bit without drying out my skin to much. |
I actually exfoliated the other day with baking soda in the shower, I actually like it. Think it left my skin softer and smoother, without drying it out also. |
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Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:55 am |
you know that school science fair project with the vinegar and the baking soda volcano?
same kind of thing.
with baking, if you're using baking soda (not powder) you'll notice that it calls for butter milk, or lemon juice or something acidic for the baking soda to react with and that makes bubbles which makes the baking rise.
so, there's the ASA acetylsalicylic acid ('scuse the spelling) and the alkaline baking soda, alkaline + acid = reaction.
the science makes sense, but i NEVER thought of doign it myself.
i know what i'm doing tomorrow! |
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