Aditit Rao H - Page 8

Originally posted by: mysterious_rain

ooh please tell me more if that's okay, I really wanna know cuz I havea huge crush on that guy😆😆

Sometimes he even forgets that he already tried to flirt with a girl and invited her to his place to have sex and messages her again just after a month lol. There's much more but I don't if I can say it without having a certain someone's permission

Originally posted by: -smolderhalder.

Sometimes he even forgets that he already tried to flirt with a girl and invited her to his place to have sex and messages her again just after a month lol. There's much more but I don't if I can say it without having a certain someone's permission

so he cheats on cindy? that's kind of sad seeing their lovey dovey videos... i used to think that they probably really found love in each other which is rare to find

Originally posted by: -smolderhalder.

^Coconut oil is very, very comedogenic. 4/5 and it won't suit most people's skin.

Lemon, on the other hand, is acidic af. It has a pH of 2. It makes you sensitive to sunlight, and other than that, it is phototoxic - which means you'll get sunburn, rashes, blisters etc. easily.

Originally posted by: ghissapitta

Probably should've specified that these things won't work for everyone. OP asked what we personally used, so I simply shared that :)

Coconut oil's comedogenic yeah but there's a difference between the refined or processed and virgin coconut oil variety. Virgin coconut oil's best for use on face in hair etc. As far as I'm aware 'virgin' coconut oil is non-comedogenic. In any case, I always think the best approach to these things is use by trial, like testing it on another body part to check for allergies. I usually check on my elbow.

Personally, virgin coconut oil helped me a LOT with my acne. Using it gently on skin, in moderation worked wonders for me. But again, this'll depend person to person.

As for the lemon yeah it's acidic. Don't think it's that harmful if used in conjunction with say, honey. Which is what I did. 2 Tbsp honey to half a teaspoon of fresh lemon juice. But I'll reiterate, all this depends on how an individual reacts to it.

Originally posted by: pyaari_puja

What type of skin do you use these for and how often? Always curious about natural remedies!

Also cocnut oil- do you just smear it on your or add it to something else?

I've extremely sensitive skin which doesn't respond well at all to lemon juice, besan, curd which many others love using. Weirdly home-made chilled curd suits you but in small quantities. It really spends on your skin-type & people really need to know their skin type before venturing forth into the natural skin-care route. It's not always safe.


Pyaari_Puja: I use a little home-made curd/milk with powdered green gram daal, lot of S Indians use it too & it's a staple in some parts of SI. I use this weekly. Also use a mud mask by a skincare line called Forest Essentials, nagkesar-sandalwood. If you're Indian/know people who visit you in India, then try getting this from them because the shipping rates are too expensive!! Otherwise any nice mud mask will do. If you've dry skin, avacado! Or raw honey + oatmeal + milk.


Coconut water & peppermint tea are 2 things by which I do see a difference in my skin. But nothing beats exercise to put radiance & life into your skin. Nothing.

Originally posted by: -smolderhalder.

No, virgin coconut oil is still comedogenic. It just means that it hasn't been treated. You're probably confusing it with fractionated coconut oil - that one isn't comedogenic.

I'm sorry, I haven't gone through the whole thread. Didn't know TM was asking for personal experience.

I use virgin coconut oil to remove my eye makeup & it works fine but I make sure to wash it all off my face because my skin is highly sensitive! I try not to mess with my skin a lot but I am too much of a brushy junkie to not do so, lolll

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

I've extremely sensitive skin which doesn't respond well at all to lemon juice, besan, curd which many others love using. Weirdly home-made chilled curd suits you but in small quantities. It really spends on your skin-type & people really need to know their skin type before venturing forth into the natural skin-care route. It's not always safe.


Pyaari_Puja: I use a little home-made curd/milk with powdered green gram daal, lot of S Indians use it too & it's a staple in some parts of SI. I use this weekly. Also use a mud mask by a skincare line called Forest Essentials, nagkesar-sandalwood. If you're Indian/know people who visit you in India, then try getting this from them because the shipping rates are too expensive!! Otherwise any nice mud mask will do. If you've dry skin, avacado! Or raw honey + oatmeal + milk.


Coconut water & peppermint tea are 2 things by which I do see a difference in my skin. But nothing beats exercise to put radiance & life into your skin. Nothing.

Originally posted by: ghissapitta

Ah yeah I could have it confused. I mean, again, it's worked for me so I shared my experience. Everyone's skin is different and everyone reacts differently. And I'm of the belief that regardless of it's rating on the comedogenic scale, putting on a thick layer of any type of oil's gonna clog ya pores. So using a teeny amount of it is key.

No worries, s'all good :)