It's getting close to Christmas time, so I figured I'd dedicate a short blog to a quick, inexpensive diy gift. There are loads of diy sugar scrubs floating around the internet, but this one is my favorite, any blemishes will be erased, and your skin will look more vibrant. It also smells so good I just want to eat it!
What you need:
-2 cups sugar
-1/4 cup coconut oil
-Tbsp. Lemon Juice
-1/2 Tbsp. Honey
-Tsp. Apple Cider Vinegar
-jar for holding(cute packaging for a great Christmas present!)
All you have to do is mix together all the ingredients. It will make a thick "scrub-like" mixture. It's wonderful smelling and leaves your skin soft and smooth. I love it. I just stuck mine in a cute mason jar and voila. Great Christmas gift for the girls!
xoxo,
Stay Gorgeous@fashionobsessedforever.blogspot.com
How long do you think this would last?
ReplyDeleteI left it on for 20 minutes and loved the results
ReplyDeletesounds great how long will this store or do you have to use it up right away?
ReplyDeleteIf u don't refrigerate it due to the lemon juice, it would probably not have a very long life. If however, u use lemon essential oil instead the shelf life is non-expiring as the coconut oil has an indefinite shelf life also.
DeleteIs there a specific type of coconut oil that should be used? And can it be used in your face?
DeleteCan you use another oil im allergic to coconut.
DeleteCan you use this on your face?
ReplyDeleteHow long does the scrub stay fresh?
Does it need to be refrigerated?
Does it need refrigeration? How long is it good for, if it goes bad? What's the best way to remove the scrub? Soap & warm water? Warm washcloth?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the amounts for the apple cider vinegar and the lemon juice?
ReplyDelete1 tablespoon lemon juice + 1 teaspoon ACV
DeleteI doubt this needs to be refrigerated, as the only thing that would normally be refrigerated is lemon juice, and there's only a tablespoon in the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI think this would last a few months.
ReplyDeletefor face or body? Or anyone use this on their face?
ReplyDeleteI did this exactly as the instructions say and it smells horrible and looks nothing like the picture.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteLOL! you need a chill pill and a face scrub. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIs the 1/4 cup of coconut oil in solid or liquid form
ReplyDeleteSolid would make it easier to handle, u just have to melt it to incorporate it into the mix.
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ReplyDeletecan you give me some advise on how to remove black dark spots on body and how do we remove dark spots from buttocks..really wanna wear bikini! lol
ReplyDeleteUse lemon juice on your dark spots every couple of days on the body and twice a week on your face. Just dab the juice on with a cotton bud for precision, or a make up remover pad on larger groups. If the lemon juice is to acidic for your skin, dilute it with a bit of honey
DeleteCan I add essential oils in it too? Does lavender and rosemary oils good option?
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey, I am a license Esthetician for the past 13 years. I have pinned your post concerning this homemade scrub. My question is how much research have you seen where this works? I plan to try it myself, however with strong professional promises you are right, they are expensive and rarely work. I have clients since in Florida that has many problems with sun spots, hypermintation. Some covers there full legs, arms, and chest. So you can see why I am so curious as to know your research or proof. As a Esthetician we all know the scars and brown spots are the most trying to remove. So I would like any infor you may share. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI am a beginner to essential oils but have used them faithfully for over a year now. They're my go to for almost everything but heartburn, then I use ACV. Helichrysum oil in a 5% massage oil dilution has worked remarkably for me on age spots, scars, & skin tags on my face and neck. Cuts from shaving I use the full strength eo as it works better than a styptic pencil & doesn't sting!
DeleteNearly all my blends have some amount of lavender due to its healing properties & wonderful smell.
The massage oil should be used 2-3x's a day for the most beneficial results. I used the straight eo on a fresh burn & never did get a scar. I wouldn't recommend using it full strength unless you know ur own tolerances as eos r extremely concentrated & may have adverse effects if not diluted with a carrier oil.
Hi Audrey, I am a license Esthetician for the past 13 years. I have pinned your post concerning this homemade scrub. My question is how much research have you seen where this works? I plan to try it myself, however with strong professional promises you are right, they are expensive and rarely work. I have clients since in Florida that has many problems with sun spots, hypermintation. Some covers there full legs, arms, and chest. So you can see why I am so curious as to know your research or proof. As a Esthetician we all know the scars and brown spots are the most trying to remove. So I would like any infor you may share. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI would like to know, do you do the scrub before or after you wash your face.
ReplyDeleteUse it to wash ur face.
DeleteThat is the most douchiest, toss-off remark I have ever encountered on the internet, and that's saying a lot!
ReplyDeleteThat is the most douchiest, toss-off remark I have ever encountered on the internet, and that's saying a lot!
ReplyDeleteIf i put just lemon juice on my dark spots, would it help lighten the dark spots & how long do i have to put it on for before washing it off?
ReplyDeleteIf yu put it in yur legs can yu shave with it?
ReplyDeleteIf yu put it in yur legs can yu shave with it?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Please suggest me which is the best body scrub
ReplyDeleteI had tried to prepare a natural body scrub by using the ingredients you have shared in this post. I made it and even used it for a week and results are quite visible. Thanks for sharing such an amazing post.
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