How To Make Easy Diy Coffee Scrubs For Every Part Of Your Body

• Healthy scalp scrub
• Coffee lip scrub
• Coffee foot scrub

You need: 2 tbsp. coffee grounds (what remains after you have brewed coffee decoction) 2 tbsp. cocoa powder 3 tbsp. yoghurt or milk 1 tbsp. honey Method: Combine all the above ingredients in a bowl and apply it evenly on your face and neck. Let it sit for 15-20 minutes and then rinse off with warm water. Why this works: The coffee will wake your skin up with the antioxidants while the rest of the ingredients will keep your skin moisturised all day long. The cocoa also adds a delicious smell to your face mask.

You will need: 4 tbsp. coconut or olive oil 5 tbsp. used coffee grounds 1-2 drops of tea tree oil Method: Combine all the above ingredients and store in an air-tight jar. Scoop a handful of the scrub and gently massage it on your scalp for four to five minutes. Rinse, shampoo and condition as usual. Why this works: Tea tree oil is an excellent anti-bacterial agent, the coarse texture of the coffee grounds help remove dirt and product build-up on the scalp while the oils moisturise the hair.

You will need: 1 tbsp. used coffee grounds 1 tsp. olive oil Method: Combine the above ingredients and store the mixture in an air-tight jar. After a shower, apply this lip scrub and gently massage your lips to exfoliate and slough away the dead skin. Why this works: While the coffee grounds are a good exfoliating agent, the olive oil acts as a perfect carrier for the ingredients while offering ample moisture for dry lips.

You will need: 2 tbsp. raw cane sugar 1 tbsp. used coffee grounds ½ cup almond oil Method: Combine the above ingredients in an air-tight jar. Soak your feet in warm water for 10-15 minutes, scoop out a handful of the scrub and gently scrub your feet with it. Rinse and pat dry. This is an abrasive scrub, so use it on your feet only. Why this works: The cane sugar and the coffee grounds act as exfoliants while the almond oils moisturises the feet.