From toners, moisturizers, exfoliators, and everything in between, your daily skincare process can get pricey. Investing in your skin is definitely important though, but rather than breaking the bank for the perfect routine, build your routine around natural ingredients which you mostly may already have in your kitchen. Plus, it is also better for your skin in the long run.
Here’s a step-by-step night-time skincare routine built with only natural, edible, and kitchen-friendly ingredients.
Step One: Coconut Oil Hair Mask

Smother the ends of your hair in coconut oil to act as a moisturizing mask. Leave it in for about two hours before you shower. It will leave your hair feeling soft and bouncy.
Step Two: Sugar Face and Body Scrub

Mix together oats, honey, and a little bit of olive oil for a facial and body scrub. During your shower, after you apply your coconut hair mask, use this scrub both on your face and your body to add moisture and help dryness without being too rough on your skin.
Step Three: Sugar Lip Scrub
After you are done your face scrub, mix together 1/4 cup of sugar with one teaspoon of honey and coconut oil for the perfect moisturizing lip scrub. The oil will help moisturize your lips during the process.
Step Four: Apple Cider Vinegar Toner
Apple cider vinegar is quite acidic but it can help the pH balance of your skin. Mix it with water and add essential oils like lavender for an added touch to create the perfect, and organic, toner.
Step Five: Coconut Oil Face and Body Moisturizer
Going back where we started with the best moisturizer for your body and face, post skincare routine, coconut oil. Smother this all over your face and body before you go to bed. You’re going to want to buy yourself two jars; one for your kitchen and one for your bathroom.
Step Six: Baking Soda
After you brush your teeth, dust baking soda on your toothbrush and brush again. This will help whiten your teeth.
Final Step: Lavender Face Mist
And finally, grab a spray bottle and fill it with water, then add as much lavender and rose hip oil as desired, with a dash, or two, of aloe vera for the perfect and hydrating face mist.
*Note that some ingredients like lavender may irritate your skin so do a patch test before you dive in!*
Do you know any other skincare products you can find in your kitchen? Let us know in the comments!
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