Brown Sugar Honey Scrub For Lips, Face, And Body
Hey! Let’s celebrate this Sunday with a DIY brown sugar honey scrub.
This DIY sugar scrub is excellent for face, lips, and body exfoliation.
And the best part?
It is easy to make and also very pocket-friendly.
So, in this post, we’ll cover the following:
- how to make a brown sugar honey scrub,
- how to use it, and
- steps to follow for maximum benefits.
Let’s dive in.
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How To Make Brown Sugar Honey Scrub
This DIY Honey brown sugar scrub recipe is a sweet and sticky situation, but it is worth it. Lol.
Ingredients
- I cup packed brown sugar,
- 1/4 or 1/2 cup honey,
- vanilla extract (optional)
Directions
- Mix the honey, brown sugar, and vanilla in a wide bowl.
- Then, scoop it into a container with a tight lid.
- The scrub would be grainy initially because the sugar hasn’t completely blended into the honey.
- But after 24 hours, both ingredients would melt into each other.
- And you’d have yourself a sticky caramel brown sugar honey scrub.
- Also, the scrub would settle when you are not using it.
- So remember to stir it with a fork or spoon before using it.
- I mean it when I say this scrub is a sticky situation.
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How to use your brown sugar honey scrub
- First, use a dry spoon to scoop the scrub you need before you shower.
- This is a prudent step to preserve what’s left in the container.
- After a warm shower, dry your skin but leave it slightly damp.
- Then, apply the brown sugar scrub to your face, neck, and underarms before going all over your body.
- NOTE: As you scrub, the heat from your body will make the honey runny. But it’s nothing to worry about.
- Scrub gently and leave it on your skin for 10 – 15 minutes, then wash with warm water.
- Your skin and palms would feel smooth and soft.
- You can proceed with your after-shower routine or try the tips below for extra benefits.
Steps to follow for maximum benefits
- After rinsing off the scrub, dab the water with a towel.
- Then rub olive oil all over your body.
- Your skin would feel very warm and delicious. But you’re not done yet.
- Now, go back into the shower, but use tepid water to cool your body and lock in moisture.
- Do not dry your skin after this. Let the water dry up on its own.
- Then, get dressed and do whatever you have on your to-do list.
- No need to use more moisturizers unless on your heels, knees, and elbows.
How to scrub your lips
You can scrub your lips in the shower as you exfoliate your face.
But for regular days, follow these steps:
- Use a popsicle stick to scoop a tiny amount of brown sugar honey scrub onto your fingertip.
- Next, scrub your lips with your fingers.
- Then rinse or wipe it off after a few minutes.
- And apply lip balm. I prefer Carmex.
- Your lips would feel soft and luscious.
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Conclusion
So there you have it: DIY brown sugar scrub for face, lips, and body exfoliation.
Did you make this brown sugar honey scrub?
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I have used coconut oil and sugar, excellent scrub
Wow! I’m glad. Thanks for the feedback, sis! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
Need to try the baking soda and scrubbing gloves soonest.great tips!
That’s good to know, I’m excited for your results. Please don’t forget to share your experience. Thanks for reading.
I LOVE these ideas. Everytime I go to look for easy scrubs there’s so much involved in shopping and making them. These are simple and I already have them in my kitchen.
Hi Allison, I am glad you love them. Thanks for reading….