Topical Benefits:
- Abundance of natural alpha hydroxy acids
- Reduces sun and age spots
- Dissolves dead skin cells
- Balances the skin's PH
- Lightens acne and acne scars
- Helps minimize appearance of pores
- Apple Cider Vinegar with the mother - "Mother of vinegar" is the naturally occurring strand-like enzymes that are only found in raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar, you need this for the therapeutic benefits.
- Distilled water - Some other type of water might make the consistency slimy or gross.
- Glass container - Something not too big as you have to consider the shelf life.
- Check what type of skin type you have as that determines the ratio of water to vinegar.
- Mix in the container by diluting the ACV to three parts water and one part vinegar as basic standard but the exact ratio will vary depending on your skin type.
- Dry skin - more water
- Oily skin - more vinegar
- Shake bottle before use. Apply to clean face using a cotton ball or pad by sweeping on you face in an upward and outward motion.
- Let dry before applying moisturizer.
Shelf Life:
ACV itself has acidic properties keeping bacteria from forming thus keeping it from spoiling. I have a theory though... The more water, the earlier it will spoil.
- Shelf life of about two months - no need to refrigerate (but you can also, if preferred)
- Store in a cool, dry place (if not refrigerating)
* http://livinthecrunchylife.blogspot.com/2013/03/diy-apple-cider-vinegar-facial-toner.html
* http://www.designmom.com/2012/02/diy-easy-skin-toner/
* http://www.homeacneremedies.us/apple-cider-vinegar-acne/
Image Source:
* http://foodmatters.tv/images/assets/apple-cider-vinegar.jpg
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