OGX Coffee Scrub and Wash, Coconut 19.5 Fl Oz

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Thanks to the addition of mica, this scrub doesn’t just buff away dry skin but it also leaves behind a soft, natural shimmer. Unlike glitter, mica is a soft powder that won't irritate sensitive skin or mysteriously end up all over every square inch of your house. Just hop in the shower and slough away dry skin. Almond oil (or sweet almond oil) is a great alternative and can be substituted 1:1 in this recipe. Olive oil, fractionated coconut oil, grapeseed oil and macadamia nut oil are other good alternatives to coconut oil. Is coconut and coffee scrub good for skin?

The caffeine coupled with the massaging action when applying the coffee scrub can improve blood circulation. This may contribute to a healthy complexion giving your skin a gorgeous healthy glow.Vitamin E is known for its ability to support the repair of damaged skin and may help improve the appearance of scars and blemishes. Topical caffeine can help reduce puffiness, especially when applied to areas with fluid retention, such as the under-eye area. Caffeine constricts blood vessels, which can temporarily reduce swelling and the appearance of bags under the eyes. The process of using your new DIY coffee scrub is really simple and coffee scrub is typically used on wet skin. If you want to add even more nourishment to the body scrub, whip in some melted Shea butter. While, not generally necessary it does make it extra creamy and rich. You may need to add a few more grounds too. Coffee Face Scrub

The caffeine in coffee is an antioxidant which also aids in tightening and hydrating the skin. More supple skin lays flatter against the bumps of cellulite, making them less noticeable. Caffeine is also used as an active ingredient in many "anti-cellulite products because it prevents excessive accumulation of fat in cells"[ study]. So, it may help shrink cellulite deposits a bit. Stretch Marks After you've massaged the scrub into your skin, rinse it off thoroughly with warm water. Make sure no residue remains on your skin. Coffee body scrub is a is great for exfoliating dead skin cells. It will also aid in increasing blood flow to the outer dermis. This exfoliation process will reduce the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks.

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While some folks say coffee scrubs should never be used on the face, I disagree! Lots of commercial coffee exfoliators say they’re perfectly fine on sensitive facial skin. Just be gentle, make sure it’s super finely ground, and use a light touch. But if you’d prefer to be safe, then skip the face and use this scrub on the body only. Dr. Vladyslava Doktor says, “Both are great ways of mechanically exfoliating the dead layers of the skin away and leaving the skin feeling smooth and soft. Sugar scrubs tend to have finer granules and add extra benefit in areas of ingrown hairs. Coffee scrubs can reduce inflammation and decrease unwanted swelling, especially on the face.” The oil is distilled from the white flowers of the bitter orange tree and fights free radicals with compounds like y-terpinene, nerol, and geraniol [ source]. Lavender essential oil Making your own coffee scrub means you know exactly what ingredients are going into it. You can avoid harsh chemicals and synthetic fragrances that are often found in shop-bought scrubs. This makes it a more natural and eco-friendly option.

Coffee scrubs exfoliate the skin, remove dead skin cells, and may even help reduce cellulite. Caffeine appears to have some advantages for skin health. Some research suggests that caffeine may help reduce cellulite and dimples on the skin. Another benefit of using coffee on your skin is that coffee is high in antioxidants, which are amazing for your skin. Is it good to scrub your face with coffee? Using a coffee scrub on the face can be a great solution for dry skin and reducing the appearance of fine line as wrinkles. The antioxidants in coffee can help reduce inflammation Yes! Coconut oil keeps your skin hydrated for long duration and natural coffee gently exfoliates the skin. Can I add essential oils or fragrance oils to this scrub? Apply the coffee scrub to your wet skin in a gentle, circular motion. Avoid using too much pressure, especially if you're scrubbing a sensitive area like your face. The exfoliating action should be mild to avoid skin irritation.Exfoliating scrubs are extremely easy to make at home. Even better is that the ingredients in homemade scrubs are so safe, you can eat them!

Scoop out a small amount of the coffee scrub from your container. It's usually best to start with a small amount to see how your skin reacts, especially if it's your first time using the scrub. To use, apply a small amount to damp skin, and lightly massage to remove flakes and improve skin tone and texture. 2. Coffee Scrub Cubes with Coconut OilFor the face scrub version, I use fractionated coconut oil or another non-comedogenic oil to avoid clogged pores. Adding other beneficial skin ingredients like antioxidant rich rosehip oil along with the standard coconut oil I typically use in sugar scrubs boosts their effectiveness. Other Oil Options