Natural Cleanser With Low Acidity And Maximum Results

Is your facial cleanser harmful to your skin?

When using facial cleansers, it is quite common to experience,
redness and sensitivity in the skin. Many of us refrain form using
cleansers because of the harsh and unpleasant effects on the skin.
Often it is the high level of acidity in the commercially made
facial cleansers (20 to 70%) that is responsible for the reaction
on the skin.

It is important when using cleanser to pay attention to the level
of acidity. For the skin to function to its ultimate, the PH has to
be neutral.

To acidic and we get acne, to alkaline and we get the problems of a
dry skin. A natural cleanser with low acidity will work well on all skin type.

Let's have a look at why we need facial cleansers in the first place.

Remember Cleopatra and her milk bath? Modern research is showing
that the alpha- hydroxy acids (AHA) found in milk dissolve the glue
that holds the dead skin cells together and cleanse the top layer
of the skin. When that first layer is removed, the natural
emollient oil produced by the body can reach the surface of the
facial skin and remoisturize the skin. It helps remove black heads
and cleanse oily skin very throughly.

Research is also showing that AHAs are also present in plants.
Natural AHAs have lower acidity than commercialy made AHAs products.

Did you know that apple cider vinegar for example has an acidity level of 7% when most
commercial facial cleansers range beetween 20 and 70%?

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