Looking for an easy, affordable way to refresh your skincare routine? Say hello to baking soda! This humble kitchen staple isn’t just for whipping up cookies—it’s a secret weapon for glowing skin.

Baking soda is having a moment-a weird thing to say about something that’s been a pantry essential for literally decades. These days, the touted health benefits of baking soda go far beyond airy cakes ...

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.

For years I've considered myself a baking soda connoisseur. I use it to clean my white Keds, bleach pit stains on white shirts, cure my hangover, and ease stomach aches. Little did I know my economy ...

Taking baths in baking soda can help treat certain skin conditions, such as eczema and yeast infections, among others. But it may not be safe for some people, including those with open wounds. Baking ...

Baking soda is a staple in most people's homes. If you're not using it to actually bake, it may be in the fridge trying (and probably failing) to remove the odor. Here are some interesting uses for ...

I'm a longtime reader of both your mom's and your column and am always looking for new uses for the old standbys — baking soda and vinegar. Instead of using expensive, chemical exfoliates, mix a bit ...

Baking soda was a huge part of my early DIY beauty life after I ditched soap. Unsure of how to clean my face, I used it frequently until I found alternatives to baking soda that exfoliate and cleanse ...

This kitchen staple has a million helpful uses around the house. Here's why keeping baking soda in your fridge is a must.