Do you use a facial scrub? Here is a recipe Facial Scrub and Moisturizer Set from Wholesale Supplies Plus that would be a great pampering gift for your friends or to give out as a party favor at your bridal shower.
Showing posts with label Recipe - Facial Scrub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recipe - Facial Scrub. Show all posts
Monday, October 28, 2019
Facial Scrub and Moisturizer Set Recipe
Do you use a facial scrub? Here is a recipe Facial Scrub and Moisturizer Set from Wholesale Supplies Plus that would be a great pampering gift for your friends or to give out as a party favor at your bridal shower.
Saturday, January 27, 2018
Coconut Honey Turmeric Facial Scrub
Looking for a different facial scrub recipe? I found one from The Natural Beauty Workshop called Coconut Honey Turmeric. Of course, it is great to exfoliate our skin with a scrub, but this one that is both gentle and effective can be a challenge. But this recipe fills that bill.
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Cleansing Charcoal Facial Scrub DIY
I heard that products that include charcoal are great for your face. I have never used them before but I did find this project from The Soap Queen called Cleansing Charcoal Facial Scrub. This facial scrub will leave your skin feeling smooth.
Friday, January 22, 2016
Make a Natural Homemade Facial Scrub
Love using facial scrubs? Have you ever thought of making your own? I found this recipe on Totally Tutorials called Honey Lemon Facial Scrub that looks very easy to use.
Friday, May 15, 2015
Walnut Facial Scrub for Men
Men like no fuss to their bath and beauty products. Most of them probably do not think of facial scrubs, but here is a recipe from The Soap Queen called Walnut Facial Scrub that foots the bill.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Facial scrubs: Adding essential oils to an oil based scrub
Are you interested in making your own facial scrubs? Wondering about adding essential oils to an oil base scrub recipe? In a blog post from Point of Interest titled Facial Scrubs: Adding Essential Oils to an Oil Based Scrub goes into detail on what or not what to do. Make sure to click on the link for information on essential oils portion of the blog.
Monday, December 24, 2012
Rose and Oat Facial Scrub
I have always used an almond scrub from the drugstore on my face. I have never made one from scratch even though I took a facial products class from Lori Nova may years ago. In a recent newsletters from Mountain Rose Herb they included a rceipe for a Rose and Oat Facial Scrub. Their recipe looks simple enough to make but I will have to be on the look out for organic rose petals. So give it a try and see what you think. Now I am on the look out for a mud mask since Walmart and CVS no longer carry my favorite mud mask.
For this recipe, you will need:
1 TBSP organic old-fashioned rolled Oats
1 TBSP organic raw Almonds
2 tsp dried organic Rose petals
1 tsp Rhassoul clay
Grind oats, almonds, and Rose petals in a clean coffee grinder until finely powdered. Sift through a mesh screen to remove larger pieces; larger pieces may be too abrasive for the delicate facial skin. Add Rhassoul clay, mix thoroughly, and store in a glass jar. To use, mix 2-3 tsp with water, milk, cream, flower water, or tea until a smooth paste forms. Massage the scrub onto your face with fingertips, then rinse with cool water.
For this recipe, you will need:
1 TBSP organic old-fashioned rolled Oats
1 TBSP organic raw Almonds
2 tsp dried organic Rose petals
1 tsp Rhassoul clay
Grind oats, almonds, and Rose petals in a clean coffee grinder until finely powdered. Sift through a mesh screen to remove larger pieces; larger pieces may be too abrasive for the delicate facial skin. Add Rhassoul clay, mix thoroughly, and store in a glass jar. To use, mix 2-3 tsp with water, milk, cream, flower water, or tea until a smooth paste forms. Massage the scrub onto your face with fingertips, then rinse with cool water.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Face Scrubs Recipe
Do you use a facial scrub? How would you like to create your own? In this article from MakingBathProducts.com provides two different recipes for facial scrubs. One is a general face scrub and the other one is for those who have dry skin. I guess for those like me who have oily skin we can use the general face scrub on our skin. According to the author, oily skin care take using face scrubs more often than dry skin, which seems to be the total opposite of logic. But, dry skin is more fragile than oily skin. Oily skin needs the pores cleaned more frequently. If one has blemished and oily skin, such as acne, they should choose a facial scrub that is free of or low in carrier oils and high in fibers and clays – however, honey is acceptable.
What I really found interesting in this article was that there a few ingredients you can add to your facial scrub to enhance the effects. For example, apple cider vinegar helps the skin maintain its natural acidity while yogurt helps to balance the PH of the skin. I never thought of adding those ingredients to a facial scrubs.
So if you would like a facial scrub to exfoliate the skin on your face, you may want to try the recipes in this article. If you have a recipe that yo would like to share, please let me know I will share it with my readers.
What I really found interesting in this article was that there a few ingredients you can add to your facial scrub to enhance the effects. For example, apple cider vinegar helps the skin maintain its natural acidity while yogurt helps to balance the PH of the skin. I never thought of adding those ingredients to a facial scrubs.
So if you would like a facial scrub to exfoliate the skin on your face, you may want to try the recipes in this article. If you have a recipe that yo would like to share, please let me know I will share it with my readers.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Tutorial: How to make a creamy scrubs for the body and feet
Are you looking for a recipe that combines a facial scrub with a cream? Then check out this tutorial from Duffin's Soap Bakery.
The four different scrub creams pictured here are Peppermint and Tree (with Almonds) Foot Scrub; Licorice and Tamaird; Tumeric, Tamaird, Zingber and Mangosteen Powder and Aloe Vera and Vitamin E (with Walnut).
For other recipes check out Duffin's Soap Factory's site.
The four different scrub creams pictured here are Peppermint and Tree (with Almonds) Foot Scrub; Licorice and Tamaird; Tumeric, Tamaird, Zingber and Mangosteen Powder and Aloe Vera and Vitamin E (with Walnut).
For other recipes check out Duffin's Soap Factory's site.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Grape Seed Facial Scrub
Crushed grape seeds and almond oil combine to form a soothing, refreshing facial scrub.
2/3 cup crushed grape seeds, packed
1/3 to 1/2 cup Almond Oil
1/2 tsp. vitamin E
45-60 drops of fragrance oil
Mix almond oil, Vitamin E and fragrance together in a glass bowl. Add the crushed grape seeds and mix well. Divvy up into jars. The crushed grape seeds will sink to the bottom - this is normal for scrubs of this type.
Ingredients:
2/3 cup crushed grape seeds, packed
1/3 to 1/2 cup Almond Oil
1/2 tsp. vitamin E
45-60 drops of fragrance oil
Directions:
Mix almond oil, Vitamin E and fragrance together in a glass bowl. Add the crushed grape seeds and mix well. Divvy up into jars. The crushed grape seeds will sink to the bottom - this is normal for scrubs of this type.
If you are looking for other recipes, check out some of the links in the side bar or check in my archive. There are alot of recipes in both places. I am always looking for new recipes to post on my blog, so please return in the future.
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