Fermented Rice Water: Leave the rice water at room temperature for 24–48 hours before refrigerating. Fermentation boosts its antioxidant and anti-aging properties.
Boiled Rice Water: Boil rice in excess water and strain out the liquid. Once cooled, it makes a thicker, more concentrated toner.
Rice Water with Aloe Vera: Mix equal parts rice water and aloe vera gel for a hydrating face mist that soothes irritation and dryness.
FAQ
1. How often can I use rice water on my skin?
You can use it once or twice daily as a toner or facial rinse. Adjust frequency based on your skin’s sensitivity.
2. Can rice water lighten dark spots?
Yes, regular use can help fade dark spots and hyperpigmentation thanks to its natural brightening enzymes and vitamins.
3. Is fermented rice water safe for sensitive skin?
Fermented rice water is more potent, so if you have sensitive skin, dilute it with plain water before use.
4. Can I use rice water as a makeup setting spray?
Yes! Lightly mist it on your face after applying makeup for a natural, dewy finish.
5. What type of rice works best?
White rice is most commonly used, but brown, jasmine, or basmati rice are also effective and packed with nutrients.
