Note When using rice water
The reason why cosmetic manufacturers prefer to use this type of water is that it is very rich in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. In fact, rice water has many benefits for the skin. However, there are currently very few in-depth studies on the effects of rice water.
When using, you should note:
– Although it helps to brighten and deeply cleanse the skin from within, limiting acne, you should only do it a maximum of 3 times/week. This ensures better safety for the skin.
– Although some substances in rice water help to protect against the sun, you should not leave your face exposed to the hot sun outdoors.
– You should only store rice water in the refrigerator for a maximum of one week (if made into ice cubes, it can be kept longer). If left for a long time, rice water can become moldy and contaminated.
– Rice can be contaminated with pesticides during the cultivation process or with chemicals during storage. Therefore, you should not use rice water as the first choice for your face.
– If you have allergic reactions to rice water such as dry patches, peeling, or itching, you should immediately stop using rice water.
Rice contains antioxidants, such as inositol. Antioxidants help to counteract the effects of free radicals, which are volatile molecules that can be harmful to cells in the body. Companies often add antioxidants to skincare products.
Rice Water Face Mask
Pure rice water mask: Use a sheet mask and soak it in rice water. Cleanse your face with cleanser and warm water, apply the pure rice water mask on your skin for 10-15 minutes. Rinse with cool water.
Rice water and honey mask: Mix 2 tablespoons of pure honey with 2 tablespoons of rice water. Apply this mixture to your face, gently massage, and then rinse your face.
Rice water and turmeric mask: Mix 2-3 tablespoons of rice water with 2 tablespoons of turmeric powder to create a thick mixture (smooth and not too thick).
Using rice water as a facial cleanser and toner
Pour a small amount of rice water into a small bowl, soak a cotton pad in it, gently apply it to your face and neck like a toner. Gently massage to allow the rice water to penetrate the skin. Rinse with cool water.
Making rice water ice cubes
Pour rice water into small ice trays and freeze. After a few hours, you can put the ice cubes in a thin cloth and apply it to your face.
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