Q&A for How to Have a Clean Face Without Cleanser

Wash your face twice a day with a facial cleanser; try not to touch it afterwards either. Even leaning on your hand when you're bored at school can transfer the oils from your hands to your face. Remember to drink plenty of water and maintain a healthy diet, which will also help your skin.

It's best to use products meant for the face, since the skin on the face is more sensitive than the skin on the rest of the body. Using body wash on the face can result in irritation.

Every time you feel oily, wash your face with plain water.

You can use the products at different times, perhaps once a week. Try not to use more than two products in a week though.

You should not, as the skin of the face is more sensitive than the skin on the rest of the body. Using regular lotion on the face could result in irritation, clogged pores, and/or acne. It is best to use something specially made for the face, or if you prefer, a natural oil like olive oil, coconut oil, or argan oil.

Coconut oil is excellent for our skin. Test it in an inconspicuous area first, though, to be sure you do not have an allergic reaction to it. Aloe vera gel and cocoa butter are both great, as well.

If you do all of them in one week, your skin will be very irritated because you are stripping away oils. Try to only do two of these a week at most. If you do the techniques throughout the course of three months, your skin will glow and look clean and beautiful.

Yes, as long as you don't apply the bar soap directly to your face. You should rub it with your hands and then wash your face in circular motions. Jamaican black soap, papaya soap, and Aveeno are some good ones.

Wash your face at least three times a day. Drink a lot of water. Avoid spicy foods. Eat fruit every day.

It is not the best of ideas, because it can tear some of your skin.

Yes. Petroleum jelly is non-comedogenic. This means that it won't clog your pores.

Yes. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes, then rinse it off with cool water. Do this 1-2 times a week.

Petroleum jelly is known to be comedogenic! Do a patch test to see if you break out, especially if you have sensitive skin.

Yes, you can. Coconut oil is a great moisturizer, but only apply coconut oil on your face if your skin likes it. If your skin gets irritated, don't apply coconut oil on your skin.

Yes, but it may dry your skin out. It should be fine in a pinch, but you shouldn't wash your face with hand soap every day.

Honey is a natural anti-bacterial and humectant, which means it will lock in moisture to your skin. Spread a thin layer of honey on your face to clean and moisturize it. You can also use milk.

Use the scrub for oily skin 2 times per week, and for dry/normal skin do it once a week.

No, I would not recommend that because the citric acid in the lemon can irritate your skin. You can use honey, though.

Try using a different soap or a natural alternative. Your skin probably doesn't like the soap that you're using.

No, just make sure to wash your hands before using the coconut oil on your face if you are using your fingers to apply. It's best to do this at night, because the coconut oil is quite greasy and may take a long time to absorb.

Any of the options above can help; don't overdo it though, as it can strip your face from natural oils and irritate your face. Washing your face twice per day (maximum) can help keep it clear and smooth. You can use honey to keep your skin moisturized, but don't use it more than once daily. Use plain yogurt or whole milk to gently cleanse your skin right after you wake up or before going to bed.

If you had no other choice, then you could, but it will likely be very drying, especially if it is an antibacterial soap.