Best DIY exfoliating scrub?

Mar 3, 2016

Katie L.

I was wondering if anyone has a secret formula for the best diy exfoliating scrub. (Whether it's for face/body/both)I love making and using them so I'd love to hear what everyone has to say. Thanks x

Mar 3, 2016

Ariana G.

I agree with Hannah, its perfect for face.
For a body scrub I like using coffee grounds, a couple packets of green tea, and whatever oil I have on hand.

Mar 4, 2016

Oh I love rice and honey scrub! by rice I mean rice put in food chopper to turn them into tiny granules not powder. and then making a paste with honey..the rice granules stay in fridge for a longggg time so storage is not a problem..just scoop a spoon out mix it with honey and a little water and use it! you will have baby soft skin afterwards!! and its super easy.

Mar 4, 2016

Rida S.

I use it on face too at times and it works okay for me...makes my skin super soft BUT its a little harsh so don't use it on face if you have sensitive skin or have acne.

Mar 4, 2016

Al D.

Sugar, honey, and petroleum for a lip scrub, Sugar honey warmed coconut oil for leg scrub/mask omit the sugar if using for a after shave mask and let sit for 5 minutes after shaving don't use too much honey use way more oil than honey

Mar 5, 2016

Ariana G.

Rida thats genius.

Dec 22, 2017

Laurette M.

To make your skin smooth and radiant you need to regularly exfoliate with a body scrub. Almond & Honey body scrubs are most effective. I hardly use any scrub, but I read about various scrub and its benefits from https://www.cellublue.com/fr/ . You can here check about Liftblue and its advantages. I am sure that you will find it useful.

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