Coffee ground uses

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Thunder F.

Aug 14, 2013

Thunder F.

So I know you can use them for cellulite but can you use it for anything else like for your face or hair? Has anyone ever mixed it with like their shampoo, body wash, or face wash? And if you did what does it help? Or is it even good for your hair? Idk I'm just kinda wondering😝

Thunder F.

Aug 14, 2013

Thunder F.

Sorry I should have put this in the beauty section not the skincare.

Lesly G.

Aug 14, 2013

Lesly G.

Haha I've never heard of that buuut I guess it could maybe help your hair or face wash MAYBE because I have no clue. haha (this comment is pointless)

Anmol A.

Aug 14, 2013

Anmol A.

I've used it with my body wash before to exfoliate my skin after I came back from a week spent at the beach for vacation. It helped take away the dead skin and help smoothe out my skin so that definitely works! I've heard that massaging it in your scalp helps take buildup away but honestly I haven't tried that! :)

Thunder F.

Aug 14, 2013

Thunder F.

Thanks guys

Katya H.

Aug 14, 2013

Katya H.

It helps conceal cellulite! You mix extra virgin olive oil and slightly damp coffee grounds into a paste, and rub onto your skin!

Marissa F.

Aug 14, 2013

Marissa F.

It can be used sorta as a shaving cream but you mix it with baking soda and coffee grounds out of the coffee pot and then rub it in to the place your shaving wash it off and it makes shaving like 10 times easier. I have really Sensitive skin but it helps a lot :) and it makes your legs really smooth and soft

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