Baking soda is a popular natural remedy for exfoliating the face due to its fine texture and mild abrasive properties. When using baking soda to exfoliate, it's important to mix it with water to form a paste, which helps reduce potential irritation. I found that applying this paste in gentle circular motions helps remove dead skin effectively without over-scrubbing. After exfoliation with baking soda, I always rinse thoroughly and follow up with a hydrating moisturizer to protect my skin barrier. It's best to exfoliate no more than twice a week to avoid dryness or sensitivity. For those with sensitive skin, doing a patch test beforehand can prevent unwanted reactions. In addition to exfoliation, baking soda may help balance the skin's pH, but it should never replace your regular cleansing or moisturizing routines. The key is moderation and listening to how your skin responds. Integrating baking soda exfoliation into your skincare routine can leave your skin feeling smooth and rejuvenated, but always be gentle and cautious. The image text "The Mix By Su 6 Scrub" reminds me that many DIY scrubs combine baking soda with other natural ingredients such as honey or oils to add soothing and nourishing effects. Experimenting with these combinations can enhance the benefits while maintaining skin safety.