Unexpected Ingredients that Pack a Punch

They may look like your traditional skincare products, but these essentials are more than just the ordinary – they’re filled with powerful ingredients found in your kitchen! Go from your kitchen staples to your vanity must-haves with these skincare products that transform household ingredients into effective treatments that cover all your skincare woes! {Product provided for review/feature consideration}

Baking Soda isn’t just for the fridge – Bioré Baking Soda Scrub is an ingenious concentrated powder cleanser specially formulated that foams up on contact with water, leaving skin 2.5 times as clean as a basic cleanser. The formula gently exfoliates while forming tiny bubbles that dive deep into pores to break up oil and impurities. When you rinse the foam away, oil, debris and dead cells are swept away, for instantly smoother, softer texture and visibly tighter pores after just one use! ($9.99; Drugstores and mass retailers)

Oatmeal takes on more than just your breakfast food – Curél Itch Defense Instant Soothing Moisturizing Spray offers instant relief from itching, irritation and flare ups with thanks to key soothing ingredients including oatmeal extract! Uniquely soothing, this formula delivers a mix of light yet potent hydrators— including a proprietary ceramide complex, allantoin and panthenol — to ease parched, itchy skin right where you need it. The Proprietary Cooling Complex feels soothing like a cold compress, lending you instant relief. ($8.99; Drug and mass merchants)

Peppermint Oil adds more than just flavor – it acts as a key moisturizing ingredient in the PediSpa Intensive Moisturizing Foot Mask! These treatment filled wearable socks noticeably smooth, soften and repair dry creaked, calloused feet and heels. With ingredients like Shea butter, apple extract and peppermint, this foot mask significantly improves the look and feel of even the driest feet. ($9.99 for two complete pairs; Exclusively at Target Stores in the Foot Care Aisle and Target.com)

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