DIY Sugar Mint Coffee Scrub
Coffee is one of my all-time favorite ingredients for body scrubs! Coffee grinds are exfoliating and help temporarily reduce the appearance of cellulite. The caffeine in coffee stimulates blood flow, which can help with many undesirable skin problems such as cellulite, eczema, etc...
Get more information about why coffee is good for our skin and the benefits of coffee scrubs via Frank Body's website in their "about" section. They have a really awesome interactive graphic, which also mentions that coffee has the same PH level as our skin. So that means, it will not leave our skin feeling zapped of moisture post-scrubbing. Besides, coffee just smells fantastic and feels good against our skin! Scrub away and enjoy the tingling effects of gopure naturals peppermint oil in this DIY beauty recipe for Mint Sugar Coffee Scrub!
Ingredients Needed:
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Mix all your dry ingredients together first. Then, infuse your peppermint oil with your gopure naturals fractionated coconut oil. Use glass containers to mix and store your sugar mint coffee scrub! Keep and store in the refrigerator for up to a month. It is that easy. In the picture above, you can see that I have additional gopure naturals oils. I did use gopure naturals Argan and Rosehip oil in my recipe for an additional moisturizing boost. The great thing about DIY beauty recipes is you can make them your own by using what you already have. Happy Beautifying and do not forget to enter the HUGE gopure naturals skincare giveaway LIVE until July 7th!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Hi! Is it possible to use coffee grinds leftover after you've brewed your cup of Joe? Will it still have enough caffeine in the grinds to be useable in the scrub?
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