The latest skin care ingredient gaining popularity on social media is also a kitchen staple. Enthusiasts claim that baking soda can brighten dark spots, improve skin tone, and clear breakouts. Some ...

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Proponents say that baking soda can improve skin tone, lighten dark spots, and clear up acne. Experts warn that baking soda can damage the skin’s PH balance and cause long-term irritation and damage.