Clean Beauty: 5 Chemical Free Ways to Cleanse Your Skin

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Chemical Free Ways to Cleanse Your Skin

Chemical free cleansers often have numerous benefits for your skin and overall well being. They tend to be much more gentle on the skin and less likely to cause irritation or inflammation. This is in comparison to a lot of the skincare products you see on the shelves these days with masses of ingredients you can't pronounce. Natural cleansers often contain ingredients rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals which can really help in promoting healthier looking, more glowy skin. Additionally, opting for chemical free ways to cleanse your skin means you're contributing to a more sustainable and eco-conscious lifestyle.

In this article we will be looking at the following 5 chemical free ways to cleanse your skin:

• Coconut Oil
• Sugar scrub
• Face towels
• Oatmeal
• Honey

Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is a versatile product that is renowned for its cleansing and moisturising properties. It can be used as a gentle face cleanser by massaging it into the skin and then wiping away with a warm face cloth. Because it has quite a rich, oily consistency it's particularly useful for those with a normal or dry skin type. Coconut oil is naturally antibacterial which means it's great for calming breakouts and irritations while keeping the skin cleansed and moisturised effectively. Unfortunately it may not be suitable for acne prone or oily skin as due to its heaviness and being comedogenic it could potentially clog pores.

Sugar

Sugar is one of the best natural ingredients to exfoliate your skin. Used together with either water or a natural oil such as coconut or olive it creates a paste like consistency which helps to remove any dead skin and rejuvenate what's underneath. It's recommended to use this chemical free, natural way of scrubbing your skin just 1-2 times a week to avoid over exfoliating. The benefits of using a natural sugar scrub include improved skin texture and enhanced circulation. Just be sure not to over do it as overuse may lead to irritation, especially for sensitive skin.

Ditoi Disposable Face Towels

Ditoi disposable face towels offer a more hygienic, bacteria free way to cleanse your skin. They can be used either wet or dy in your everyday skin routine with and without the addition of your favourite natural cleanser. Ditoi disposable face towels are designed for single use cleansing and are suitable for daily use. They're fragrance and chemical free and suitable for all skin types. With high temperature steam sterilisation technology these dry cleansing wipes are a dermatologist approved way to cleanse your skin. Not only that but they can be used for wiping hands, personal care, baby care and more! They're a real multi-use beauty product.

Oatmeal

Forget porridge for breakfast. Have you considered using it as your morning cleanser? Oatmeal is a fabulous gentle natural cleanser which is suitable for all skin types, especially sensitive or irritated skin. It can be used simply by grinding down the oats (or buying a super fine blend) which you then mix with a small amount of water to form a paste. This can then be massaged onto damp skin before rinsing off with warm water. Unfortunately it's not the best at removing heavy makeup or deeply embedded dirt however if you're having a natural, no makeup day or using this as your second cleanse it'd be brilliant.

Honey

Honey is a natural humectant, meaning it preserves and protects the moisture in your skin. Not only this but it has great soothing properties too when used as a facial cleanser. Honey can be used straight from the jar and applied in circular motions to damp skin, before washing away with warm water. Natural honey will cleanse your skin without stripping away its natural oils. Its antibacterial properties (similar to coconut oil) means it's great for preventing and healing breakouts. For individuals with bee allergies, this one might not be for you unfortunately.

To CONCLUDE

With chemical free skincare it's all about embracing the simplicity and purity of mother nature. Nourish your complexion with these five chemical free ways to cleanse your skin. Not only will you be left with soft, rejuvenated skin, but you'll also be doing your bit for the planet by minimising environmental impact.