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100% Pure Skincare Products - Make at Home | साफ़ त्वचा पाने के लिए उपाय

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Homemade “Satvic” Skincare

The video promotes homemade skincare as an alternative to commercial products. The presenter raises concerns about conventional skincare’s potential effects on skin, animal testing, and plastic packaging, and recommends choosing products that follow three principles:

  • Edible: Use ingredients you would be willing to eat.
  • Ethical: Avoid products made through animal suffering.
  • Environmental: Reduce plastic packaging—for example, store homemade mixtures in glass jars.

Homemade Skincare Ideas

Face cleanser

Grind 1 cup of green moong dal into a powder and store it in a glass jar. To use, mix a small amount with water to make a paste, gently rub it over the face, and rinse.

Body wash

Grind 1 cup of white chickpeas into besan powder. Mix with water, apply to the body while bathing, and rinse. For very dry skin, the presenter suggests using oil instead of water.

Oat-and-rose scrub

Grind 1 cup of whole oats, add ½ cup of dried rose petals, and grind again. The video suggests using the mixture on the face or body.

Moisturizing oils

The presenter recommends coconut oil for general use and sesame oil for particularly dry skin.

Aloe vera

The video recommends applying fresh aloe vera gel overnight for spots, acne, or blackheads. It also suggests aloe vera as a sunscreen substitute; however, aloe vera does not provide reliable sun protection and should not replace sunscreen.

One-Week Challenge

The presenter invites viewers to try a one-week no-product challenge, replacing chemically formulated skincare with options that follow the three principles. Viewers are also encouraged to share their homemade products using #MyEdibleSkincare.

People, Products, and Places Mentioned

  • Speaker: An unnamed presenter from Satvic Movement.
  • Ingredients: Green moong dal, besan (white chickpeas), oats, dried rose petals, coconut oil, sesame oil, and aloe vera.
  • Locations: The home kitchen and bathroom, where ingredients can be prepared and stored.

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