The Wonders of Rice Water for Skin Care

Rice Water Introduction
Rice Water Introduction
Rice water, the starchy liquid left after soaking or cooking rice, is rich in nutrients. Historically used in Asian beauty routines, it's gaining global recognition for its skin care benefits.
Nutrient-Rich Elixir
Nutrient-Rich Elixir
Packed with amino acids, vitamins B and E, minerals, and antioxidants, rice water helps to soothe, heal, and protect the skin. Its antioxidant properties combat aging signs effectively.
Fermented vs. Plain
Fermented vs. Plain
Fermented rice water, with a lower pH, closer to skin’s natural level, enhances its benefits. It increases the release of 'Pitera', promoting cell regeneration for a youthful complexion.
Skin Soothing Soak
Skin Soothing Soak
For calming inflammation and redness, soak a cotton pad in rice water and apply to the affected area. Its cooling effect is perfect for sensitive or sun-damaged skin.
Brightening Rice Toner
Brightening Rice Toner
Use rice water as a facial toner. It can minimize pores and tighten skin, providing a brightening effect. Regular use leads to a clearer and more radiant skin tone.
Acne and Eczema Relief
Acne and Eczema Relief
The starch in rice water is known to ease eczema symptoms and can be used to treat acne. Its anti-inflammatory properties help in reducing redness and healing blemishes.
DIY Rice Water Recipe
DIY Rice Water Recipe
Soak half a cup of uncooked rice in two cups of water for 30 minutes. Strain the rice, and your homemade rice water is ready to use for your skincare routine.
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What's rice water's historical use?
Cooking staple in Asia
Asian beauty routines
Ancient medicine ingredient