
Hi Sandi! Thank you so much for your lovely comment! Love that you’re feeling the Bali vibes!! I’ll keep sharing lots more 🙂
Militza, I read that coffee grounds will clog the drain when used as a scrub. Seeing that this recipe calls for coffee ground, albeit blended into a fine powder, would using the scrub result in clogged drains
Hi Yann Mei! Yeah, I wouldn’t use it regularly… but I’ve never had a problem using it once or twice a month. A scrub is not something that we use everyday, or a lot of – so I think a little coffee scrub is okay.
But that’s me – if you’re concerned about the drains – I would go for recipes that do fully dissolve, like a simple sugar or salt scrub. But on a side note – I do still blend the salt and sugar, even if it is fine – because we want to keep it nice and gentle on our skin!
Hi Melitza, I love your recipe and have allready made it a few times. I was wondering if I could also use brewed coffee grinds or do they have to be fresh? Warm greetings from Germany! Franzi
Can I just use honey and coffee for the scrub
Mint Body Scrub also great when it comes to skin care. Refreshing and soothing ingredient for the skin. While mint is a good antiseptic and anti-pruritic material, mint is an excellent skin cleanser. It soothes skin, and helps to cure infections and itchiness, as well as being a good way to reduce pimples. Mint helps control acne. Highly recommend for Teens!
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If I had an orange I’d try this right now! Could I sub in lemon for the orange?
Hi Wendy! Aw, I hope that you can give the recipe a try soon 🙂 I’ve stayed away from lemon juice on the skin, it’s slightly more acidic – If not, another way to use this scrub is with herbal tea. Use a strong brew of green tea, or chamomile to soak the grains! 🙂