DIy body scrub help? :)

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Aisling B.

Dec 13, 2013

Aisling B.

I need a really heavy-duty exfoliator for use on my legs, ankles, knees and elbows. My skin has gotten very dry and flaky over the winter months, and I want to remove layers of dry skin. I've heard of exfoliators like honey and banana, but I think they'd be more moisturising than exfoliating, and I want to scrub away the layers of skin instead of softening them.
Does anyone have a recipe for a really good, effective DIY scrub that will make my skin feel soft and fresh again? :) x

Stephanie S.

Dec 13, 2013

Stephanie S.

You could add in coffee grounds or baking soda to the honey to exfoliate.

Bailee H.

Dec 13, 2013

Bailee H.

Coffee grounds, coconut oil, honey and vanilla :)

Aisling B.

Dec 13, 2013

Aisling B.

Awesome, thank you! Have either of you tried the coffee grounds exfoliator? If so, how did you find it?

Cortesha S.

Dec 13, 2013

Cortesha S.

Lemon Sugar And Honey. Exfoliate Your Skin With The Mixture And After Put A Moisturizer

Stephanie S.

Dec 13, 2013

Stephanie S.

I have not used the coffee grounds yet. But I have heard about it on pinterest and in some magazines awhile ago. Sorry I am not all that helpful.

Bailee H.

Dec 13, 2013

Bailee H.

I use it all the time, I found the idea on pinterest :)

Aisling B.

Dec 13, 2013

Aisling B.

Thank you girls :)

Andi R.

Dec 14, 2013

Andi R.

1. Natural sea salt,lemon,and olive oil

2.brown sugar,lemon, and a little bit of coffee ground

Karen B.

Dec 14, 2013

Karen B.

Lemon sugar and lil bit of baby oil :)

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