✨ Potential Benefits

Although research supporting facial use is limited, some people report short-term benefits.

🌟 1. Removes Dead Skin

Its fine particles can provide mild physical exfoliation, leaving the skin feeling smoother.

Some people with very oily skin notice that baking soda temporarily absorbs surface oil.

However, excessive oil removal can actually trigger the skin to produce even more oil later.

After exfoliation, skin may appear brighter because dead surface cells have been removed.

This effect is temporary and should not be confused with actual skin whitening.

By removing dead skin buildup, baking soda may temporarily reduce clogged pores.

However, it is not a proven acne treatment.

Dermatologists are generally cautious about recommending baking soda for facial skincare because of its high alkalinity.

Possible side effects include:

People with eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, or sensitive skin are especially likely to experience irritation.