Hydrate and exfoliate with this all natural body scrub that will leave your skin SO smooth and soft! Great for your skin and the environment.

After almost running out of our super expensive amazing face scrub the other week, I decided that it would be pretty darn easy to make our own.  And what do we throw away tons of… coffee grounds!   Since we have lots of  super fine coffee grounds from the expresso machine, that was a great way not only to save waste but put those grounds to good use.

This All Natural Body Scrub Is:

• Totally 100% natural
• Incredibly easy to make
• Ready in 5 minutes
• Course and exfoliating
• Hydrating and Moisturizing

How Do I Make this Body Scrub?

• After you have you daily cup of joe… Place used and dry coffee grounds in a ramekin or small bowl.
• Melt the coconut oil to its liquid form, and add the liquid coconut oil to the ramekin.
• Stir and mix all ingredients together until well-combined.  Use liberally on your skin in the shower (washes right off)!

This vegan 2-ingredient recipe was so simple and quick to make.  I was super impressed with the exfoliating the coffee did, and also how my skin felt so hydrated from the coconut oil after.  Plus I smelled amazing, so that was definitely an added bonus.  Definitely can’t wait to use this recipe again, we really loved it.

2-Ingredient, All Natural Body Scrub (Moisturizes and Exfoliates!)

Homestead Herbivore

Hydrate and exfoliate with this all natural body scrub that will leave your skin SO smooth and soft! Great for your skin and the environment.

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Prep Time 5 mins

Total Time 5 mins

Course Health & Wellness

Ingredients

  

• 4 tablespoons fine coffee grounds
• 1/2 cup coconut oil

Instructions

 

• Place used and dry coffee grounds in a ramekin or small bowl.
• Melt the coconut oil to its liquid form, and add the liquid coconut oil to the ramekin.
• Stir and mix all ingredients together until well-combined. Use liberally on your skin in the shower (washes right off)!

Notes

I used super fine coffee grounds but you could also use a courser grind.

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