How to use Citric Acid powder

There are multiple Citric Acid powder uses – here are some of our favourite applications to try at home:

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• Skin scrub: Use citric acid as an exfoliate to remove dead cells and revitalise the skin. Mix 1tsp of Citric Acid with 3tbsp of greek yoghurt and 1tbsp of oats to form a paste, and gently apply to the skin using circular motions. Leave for 2 minutes before rinsing with warm water.
• Face Milk mask: Reduce facial marks and dead skin with this Citric Acid mask. Combine 1 tbsp of Citric Acid with ¼ cup of low-fat milk and a ¼ cup of water. Gently apply to your face and leave for 15 minutes before rinsing away with warm water.
• Hair Treatment: Give life to dull-looking hair using Citric Acid. Mix 1 teaspoon of Citric Acid with 25ml green tea, 200g curd or greek yoghurt and a few drops of olive oil. Massage into pre-washed hair and rinse as normal.
• Cleaning fluid: Say goodbye to expensive chemical-based cleaning products and create your own from Citric Acid. Add 1 teaspoon of Citric Acid to 100ml of vinegar and use your fluid to clean bench tops, bathrooms and glass.
• De-scaling appliances: Remove mineral scale damage using Citric Acid and water. To de-scale a washing machine, add two tablespoons of Citric Acid directly to the drum and run a normal cycle without clothing. Descale a kettle by adding a tablespoon of Citric Acid to the jug, filling half-way with water, and switching it on to boil. Let sit for an hour before tipping out & wiping away any excess scale.

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Things to consider when using Citric Acid

• Whilst our grade of Citric Acid is manufactured to food grade standards, AWO specialises in aromatherapy & skincare products and therefore we do not hold food certification. For this reason we advise against ingesting our Citric Acid or using it in food and food preparation purposes.
• Citric Acid can irritate the skin. Always use in safe amounts, particularly when using on your face. Never use undiluted or in large percentages in your formulations.
• People with oily skin are more likely to tolerate Citric Acid than those with dry, sensitive or hyper-sensitive skin. Always do a patch test first to check that Citric Acid agrees with your skin type.
• Citric Acid can have a negative impact on some health conditions. People with issues such as kidney or heart disease are advised to seek advice from their GP before using Citric Acid.
• Store Citric Acid in a tightly sealed container and in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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