Are you tired of battling dry, cracking, dull or blemish-prone skin? Have all of the commercial scrubs left your skin red and raw or your bank account a little emptier than it should be? If so, then this DIY Coffee Sugar Scrub Recipe is just what you need. Wake up your body and rejuvenate your skin with this great smelling, effective, and affordable sugar scrub recipe.
When it comes to health benefits, sugar scrubs have many. They exfoliate your skin, cleaning out all the acne causing dirt and oil. They moisturize your skin, improving the smoothness and softness of your skin. They can even brighten your skin, reverse signs of aging, and increase your blood circulation. Whether you want clearer skin, softer skin, or more beautiful and youthful looking skin, a DIY sugar scrub recipe like this Coffee Sugar Scrub recipe is just what you need.
This sugar scrub recipe is both easy to make and easy to use. Simply mix the ingredients together, and then use it to gently exfoliate your skin, rubbing away all of the impurities and imperfections. Mix up a large batch, and you can give pretty jars of this sweet smelling Coffee Sugar Scrub away to your friends and family for birthday, holiday and special occasion gifts as well. Your friends will love the sweet and thoughtful personalized gesture.
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Don’t settle for blemished skin and don’t hand over fistfuls of money for products that don’t work or that are packed full of harmful chemicals. Use this sweet-smelling Coffee Sugar Scrub recipe for a face and body that are smooth, blemish-free, and as beautiful as can be!
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- ½ cup Ground Coffee
- ½ cup Used Ground Coffee
- 1 cup Sugar
- ½ cup Coconut Oil
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- Pour sugar and coffee grounds into medium sized bowl.
- Mix in coconut oil (add more if you like a wet consistency).
- Add cinnamon and mix well.
- Place mixture in the jar.
- Add a Label to the front and maybe a ribbon to gift.
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Katie says
September 8, 2014 at 12:20 amWhat size jars do you put these in?
Sheila says
August 12, 2014 at 7:40 pmwhat if you have to have oil free–what should be used instead of the oil? Thanks
Briana Carter says
August 13, 2014 at 9:19 amThis site has a recipe without oil: http://madelemonade.wordpress.com/2012/07/02/sugar-scru/
Looks like she used 1 part brown sugar, honey, and 100% aloe gel. This might be an alternative for you! Hope this helps! Thanks for your comment!