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Skincare creammade of Rice water+rose water+aloevera gel+ coconut oil - #22803

Akshata Pawar

Is the rice water, aloevera gel,rose water and coconut oil cream good for skin? And how long does it remain fresh without fridge? For How long time should this cream be applied on face? Can we keep it at room temperature?

Age: 22
Chronic illnesses: No
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Hello Akshata Pawar

" I WILL HELP YOU TO UNDERSTAND UR QUERY IN DEPTH & CLINICALLY USEFUL MANNER "

For Skin Care Cream made with " Rice water+rose water+aloevera gel+ coconut oil "

I must appreciate u for following natural skin care remedies over chemicals

• QUE : - IS IT GOOD FOR SKIN ?

ANS - YES OFF COURSE

" HIGHLY BENEFICIAL SEEN "

" IN MY CLINICAL PRACTICE I ALSO USED LONG YEARS TO MY PATIENTS FOUND RESULT WERE EXCELLENT "

SKIN SUITABILITY Almost All Skins ,Dry Oily Mixed Sensitive

SKIN INDICATION

Skin Brightening Skin Glowing Soothing Cooling Tanning Dark Spots Hyperpigmentation Improving Skin Tone Texture Moisturizer Sun Burns Mild skin infection acne rahes anti-aging

HOW TO PREPARE

Rinse rice thoroughly under running water.Soak the rinsed rice in 2 cups of water for about 30 minutes.Strain the rice to collect the rice water. In a separate bowl, combine 2 tablespoons of rice water with rose water, coconut oil, and aloe vera gel.Mix until a smooth consistency is achieved. Collect in Clear Glass Bottle jar

CLINICAL BENIFITS OF EACH INGREDIENT & ACTION

RICE WATER - Natural Antixoidant brighten skin and reduce dark spots

ROSE WATER - Natural Coolant Hydrating Balance Skin PH Nourishing Soothing Reduce Redness

ALOE VERA - Coolant Natural Vit E Soothes Hydrates Nourishes Antioxidant Anti-aging adaptogenic Healing Antiwrinkle Antiinflammatory

COCONUT WATER - Moisturize Improve Skin tone texture Antiinfective

• QUE - AND HOW LONG DOES IT REMAIN FRESH WITHOUT A FRIDGE? CAN WE KEEP IT AT ROOM TEMPERATURE?

ANS - HOME MADE ALL INGREDIENTS NATURAL - In Normal Room Temperature - 3 Hours HOME INGREDIENTS ONE OF INGREDIENTS WITH PRESERVATIVE ( Like Market Aloe Vera Gel ) * In Room Temperature it Stay 3 Days

U can Enhance it Shelf Life upto 4 -6 Days By adding Market Vit E Oil or Aloe Vera Gel with Preservatives

U can enhance its Aroma Using Sandalwood Oil Jojoba Oil

" FOR ASSURED BENIFIT USE CREAM FRESH ONLY "

"I DON’T RECOMMEND TO KEEP THIS CREAM IN REFRIGERATOR - As In Freezed environment it becomes Impotent and grows Microbes "

• QUE - FOR HOW LONG TIME SHOULD THIS CREAM BE APPLIED ON THE FACE?

ANS - AS DAILY MOISTURIZER FACA/ WHOLE BODY- Apply Cream slight Lighter Application keep full day

AS FACE MASK - ,

As FACE PACK - Clean Face.Apply let it Absorb Overnight

• TIPS TO KEEP SKIN HEALTHY

1.SKIN HYDRATION:- Stay Hydrated- Drink Plenty of Water Fluids Juices Approximately 3 Liters Per Day

2.SKIN HYGIENE:- Maintain Good Personal Hygiene

3.SKIN PROTECTION - Protect Ur self from Sun Heat Dust Exposure

4.SKIN CARE PRODUCT Gentle Chemical free Cleanser Moisturizer Sunscreens For Skin Health

5.SKIN DETOX - Natural Aloe Amla Vera Beet Carrot Pomegranate Juices Alkaline Water Intake

6.SKIN REJUVENATION - Essential Oils like Extra Virgin Coconut Olive Oil Masaage Before Bath

7.SKIN HEALTH DO’S - Prefer Highly Nutritious Rich in 369 Omega Alkaline Highly Nutritious Leafy Vegetable Fruits Salads Sprouts Fibers Juices intake Specially Apple Pomegranate Ragi Beet Palak Carrot etc Regularly Cow Ghee Daily

8.SKIN HEALTH DON’TS - Avoid Acidic Spicy Salty Sour Masala Fast Juck Foods Bakery Sedentary lifestyles stress Excessive Sun Heat Dust chemicals Exposures

9.SKIN EXERCISES YOGA MEDITATION - Anumol Vilom Pranayama Surya Namaskar Dhyan Meditation

10.SAFE EFFECTIVE AYURVEDIC MEDICINE when Small Skin Health to Psoriasis • Alow Vera Juice ( Dabur) 30 ml -0-30 ml on empty stomach with 1 Glass of Normal Water

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Dr Arun Desai

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The above all ingredients are beneficial for skin which may improve your complexion but better to use it fresh and discard the remaining thing. If you want to store, you can store in refrigerator for 2 to 3 days, but avoid using more than that. You cannot keep the above mixture outside the refrigerator as it may spoil within few hours

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Very good combination for skin, all ingredients are skin friendly These natural ingredients help skin in improving tone, softness, moisture, of the skin after applying if there is excess left refrigerator it, keeping out will deteriote it’s quality

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HELLO AKSHATA, YES, THECREAM MADE WITH RICE WATER, ROSE WATER, ALOE VERA GEL, AND COCONUT OIL CAN BE BENEFICIAL FOR SKIN.

YES THIS COMBINATION IS GENERALLY GOOD FOR MOST SKIN TYPES:- -RICE WATER-RICH IN ANTIOXIDANTS, SOOTHES SKIN AND MAY HEP WITH BRIGHTENING AND TIGHTENING PORES. -ROSE WATER- ANTI INFLAMMATORY, HYDRATING,AND HELP BALANCES SKIN pH. -ALOE VERA GEL-SOOTHES IRRITATION, PROVIDES HYDRATION, AND SUPPORT SKIN HEALING -COCONUT OIL- MOISTURIZING AND ANTI MICROBIAL

BEST WORKS FOR- DRY,NORMAL AND COMBINATION OF SKIN CAUTION- IF YOU HAVE ACNE PRONE OR SENSITIVE SKIN, AS COCONUT OIL CLOGS PORES

AT ROOM TEMPERATURE IT MAY STAY FRESH FOR 3-5 AYS ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE USED FRESH HOMEMADE INGREDIENTS

IF ANY OF THIS INGREDIENTS LIKE ALOE VERA GEL OR RICE WATER ARE HOMEMADE WITHOUT PRESERVATIVES SOILAGE MAY BEGIN AFTER FEW DAYS ADD FEW DROPS OF VITAMIN E OIL OR NATURAL PRESERVATIVE LIKE NEEM OIL TO EXTEND SHELF LIFE.

YOU CAN KEEP IT AT ROOM TEMPERATURE- YES BUT ONLY FOR SHORT TERM USE (2-3 DAYS) FOR LONGER USE, STORE IT IN. REFIREGRATOR TO PREVENT MICROBIAL GROWTH AND MAINTAIN POTENCY

AS A MOISTURISER- APPLY A THIN LAYER AND LEAVE IT ON OVERNIGHT OR THROUGHOUT THE DAY AS A FACE MASK- APPLY THICK LAYER LEAVE FOR 20 MIN THEN WASH WITH LUKEWARM WATER

HOPE THIS MIGHT BE HELPFUL

THIS IS WONDERFUL COMBINATION,GO FOR IT

THANKYOU

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The combination of rice water, aloe vera gel, rose water, and coconut oil can indeed be beneficial for your skin, depending on your specific needs and skin type. Each of these ingredients has distinct properties that contribute to healthy skin. Rice water is known for its soothing and brightening effects, aloe vera gel provides hydration and soothes irritation, rose water acts as a natural toner and is great for inflamed skin, and coconut oil offers moisturization and can help in healing due to its antibacterial properties.

Regarding how long the cream remains fresh, it can typically stay good for up to 1-2 weeks without refrigeration. The blend lacks preservatives, which means it will spoil faster than commercial products. Storing it in a fridge can extend its shelf life to about a month. At room temperature, the cream might start losing its effectiveness and can go rancid due to the coconut oil and organic ingredients. So, if you can’t refrigerate, try to make small batches to use quickly.

As for application, leaving the cream on your face can vary. Generally, it can be used as a moisturizer, so applying it and leaving it on is typical. You might apply it in the morning and evening after cleansing your face. It’s good to test it on a patch of skin first to ensure there’s no reaction, especially if you’re using it as an overnight treatment.

Keeping this preparation at room temperature for short intervals will not harm, but consistent cool storage is advised for long-term use. If, after a week, you notice any change in smell or texture, best to discard and make fresh batch. This simple step will ensure you’re always using an active and effective formulation.

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