DIY Green Tea Cleansing Grains

Cleansing grains are a natural exfoliating powder you can mix with water to cleanse and gently exfoliate the skin. These easy DIY Matcha Cleansing Grains help remove dead skin cells, and leave your skin smoother and more refreshed without the harshness of some scrubs.

Unlike traditional store-bought cleansers, they’re free from preservatives and synthetic additives, making them a simple, effective choice for those wanting a more natural skincare routine. Plus it’s just fun to make these kinds of potions at home!

Why We Need Cleansing Grains

These grains provide mild exfoliation that helps unclog pores, remove impurities, and improve skin texture, promoting a brighter complexion. They’re also customizable, so you can adjust ingredients based on your skin’s needs, adding more or less of any ingredients or choosing different flower powders like lavender or chamomile for extra soothing properties.

How Often to Use

Using cleansing grains twice a week is generally enough to reap the benefits without over-exfoliating, which can irritate the skin. This frequency keeps your skin feeling smooth and refreshed without disturbing its natural balance.

I use these cleansing grains twice a week on my arms to help with Keratosis pilaris. I also use glycolic acid for Keratosis pilaris, and my arms are looking and feeling so much smoother.

What You Need To Make Cleansing Grains At Home

This does take some planning. I included shippable links for you to look at the items before buying them.

• brown rice-regular brown rice
• matcha powder
• lemon peel powder
• bentonite clay
• coffee grinder or food processor

Why DIY is Better than Buying

Making your own cleansing grains has several benefits.

• It’s cost-effective since you can buy the ingredients in bulk
• You can avoid the added costs of commercial packaging and branding, and then discarding them or recycling them
• You have control over every ingredient, ensuring your product is free of unnecessary fillers or chemicals
• And you can cater to specific skin needs, such as choosing ingredients to target dryness, sensitivity, or dullness, making your skincare routine even more personal

These Make AMAZING Homemade Gifts

Put these Matcha Cleansing Grains in a beautiful tin and gift them to just about anyone on your gift. You can change up the matcha and try something else, like dried roses, lavender, or chamomile instead.

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