However, in addition to the anti-cellulite products that you will find on the market, You can make your own body scrub by simply using leftover morning coffee in your cup.
Below you will find not one, but three different recipes to make your own coffee body scrub. Are you ready for beauty on Sunday?
3 anti-cellulite scrubs
With coffee and olive oil:
You will need:
coffee grounds
olive oil
The process will take you a minute: Pour one tablespoon of used coffee grounds and two tablespoons of olive oil into a clean glass dish. Mix very well until the mixture has a uniform and smooth texture.
Apply the scrub to areas with cellulite or sagging, massaging in gentle circular motions for five to ten minutes. Finally, rinse with warm water.
With coffee and coconut oil:
You will need:
coffee grounds
Coconut oil
sugar
vanilla extract
The process is similar: Instead of olive oil in this case, you can use another moisturizing ingredient, such as coconut oil. Heat about a cup of coconut oil until it becomes liquid. Then pour it into a clean glass bowl, adding 1 cup coffee grounds, 2/3 cup sugar and 2 tablespoons vanilla extract. Mix very well until the mixture is homogeneous.
Sugar removes dead cells from the surface of the skin, coffee improves circulation by removing toxins, and coconut oil hydrates the skin. Last but not least, vanilla extract gives the scrub and skin a pleasant scent.
With coffee and avocado:
You will need:
coffee grounds
Brown sugar
olive oil
avocado
The process is very simple:
In a clean glass bowl, add one cup of coffee grounds, one cup of brown sugar, and one mashed avocado. Mix all ingredients very well. Add 1 teaspoon of olive oil to the mixture for better binding.
Apply the scrub to damp skin and rub in circular motions. Leave on for 10-15 minutes and rinse with warm water. Throw away leftovers because homemade avocado scrubs should be used the same day.
Source: Lady Like
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