(Easy & Safe for Girls to Make at Home!)
This version uses natural ingredients instead of store-bought chemicals. Works for makeup removal, cleansing, and hydrating the skin.
π§΄ ✨ Homemade Micellar Water – Natural Version
Ingredients (All Home-Friendly):
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½ cup Rose Water (cooling & soothing)
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1 tablespoon Aloe Vera Gel (hydrating)
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1 teaspoon Vegetable Glycerin (moisturizing)
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1 teaspoon Witch Hazel (alcohol-free) optional but great for oily skin
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3–4 drops Jojoba Oil OR Sweet Almond Oil (helps remove makeup)
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2 drops Vitamin E oil (preservative + skin softening)
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1 cup Distilled / Boiled-Cooled Water
Mild baby shampoo – 1–2 drops only
This acts as a gentle cleansing agent.
No need for chemical solubilizers.Alternatives:
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A tiny drop of your own mild facewash
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A tiny drop of castile soap
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A tiny drop of diluted besan water (gram flour water) if you want all-natural
(Besan water acts like a natural cleanser when diluted!)
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π₯£ ✨ How to Make It
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In a clean bowl, add rose water + distilled water.
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Mix in aloe vera gel until dissolved.
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Add glycerin and stir well.
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Add jojoba or almond oil — these help create the “micelle effect” naturally.
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Add Vitamin E oil to keep it fresh longer.
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(Optional) Add witch hazel for acne-prone or oily skin types.
Add baby shampoo or face cleanser 2 drops.
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Pour into a clean bottle and shake gently.
π§ ✨ Storage
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Store in a cool place, preferably fridge.
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Stays fresh for 10–14 days (because it's natural with no chemicals).
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Shake before use.
π How to Use
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Apply to cotton pad.
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Gently wipe over face, eyes, lips.
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No need to wash — unless you want.
πΌ Alternatives Based on Skin Type
For Dry Skin
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Add ½ teaspoon honey
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Add extra 2 drops almond oil
For Oily Skin
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Increase witch hazel to 1 tablespoon
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Replace almond oil with jojoba oil (lighter)
For Sensitive Skin
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Use only rose water + aloe vera + glycerin
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Avoid witch hazel
For Acne-Prone Skin
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Add 2 drops tea tree hydrosol (NOT essential oil)
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Keep oils minimal
πΈ Optional Natural Preservatives
If you want it to last 1 month instead of 2 weeks:
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Add 1% Leucidal Liquid (natural probiotic preservative)
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Add 2–3 drops grapefruit seed extract
These are natural and safe.
Understand what is comedogenic in skincare.
✅ Do’s & Don’ts for Homemade Micellar Water
✨ Do’s
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Do use boiled-cooled or distilled water to avoid bacteria.
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Do store in a clean, glass or plastic bottle.
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Do keep it in the fridge for freshness.
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Do shake before every use, because natural oils separate.
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Do patch test before applying to your whole face.
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Do remake a fresh batch every 10–14 days.
❌ Don’ts
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Don’t add essential oils directly (irritating for eyes & skin).
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Don’t use tap water — it grows bacteria quickly.
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Don’t store it for months without a preservative.
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Don’t use if it smells odd or the color changes.
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Don’t use heavy oils (like coconut oil) — they clog pores.
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Don’t use metal containers — they can react with ingredients.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
1. Can I use aloe vera gel from the plant?
Yes, but it reduces shelf life to 5–7 days. Store in the fridge.
2. Can this remove waterproof makeup?
It removes light makeup well. For waterproof makeup, add 2–3 extra drops of jojoba oil.
3. Can teenagers use it?
Yes! It’s gentle, natural, and safe for all ages.
4. Can I use glycerin daily?
Yes, but use only 1 teaspoon, otherwise it can feel sticky.
5. Is witch hazel safe?
Yes, ONLY alcohol-free witch hazel. Avoid if you have very dry skin.
6. Will it clog pores?
No — jojoba oil is non-comedogenic and safe for acne-prone skin.
7. Can I store it outside the fridge?
Yes, but only 3–5 days. Fridge storage = longer freshness.
8. Can pregnant women use it?
Yes, it’s safe — as long as no essential oils are added.
9. My skin is very sensitive. Can I still use it?
Make the sensitive version:
Rose water + distilled water + aloe vera + glycerin (only ½ tsp)
10. Can I add fragrance?
Avoid synthetic fragrances. If needed, use rose hydrosol only.
⚠️ Disclaimer (Gentle & Safe)
This homemade micellar water is crafted using mild, natural ingredients, but it is not a medically tested or commercially preserved product. Always perform a patch test before using it on your face. If you have chronic skin issues, allergies, or are under dermatologist care, please consult your skincare professional before using any homemade product. Store properly and remake regularly for safety.

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