For as long as I can remember, I've loved natural beauty treatments. I"m really not big on fussing much over myself. But, My Dear Momma had me get in the routine long ago to cleanse my face and neck morning and night. We used to have fun together making oatmeal scrubs and homemade masks every now and then. Now, SHE was a natural beauty ! She had skin like porcelain. I've been thinking a lot of that lately, I've been treating myself to honey facials and sugar scrubs again. It's good and good for ya !
Honey & Brown Sugar Scrub:
1/2 cup Brown Sugar
1 Tbsp. Honey
Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Any High Grade Oil such as Jojoba or Sweet Almond Oil
1/4 tsp. Fresh Lemon Juice or Lemon Oil (If using oil use 1/8 tsp.) (Optional)
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Pour the brown sugar in to a bowl and add in oil until the brown sugar is moist, but not too saturated. Next stir in your honey to help the whole polish come together. Drop in a dash of fresh lemon juice, and voila! You have your very own body scrub/polish that’s such a treat. Store in an airtight container. This scrub is great to help get rid of that dull winter skin and give it a good polish !
Sugar/Salt Body Scrub:
1 Cup Natural Oil
1 Cup Coarse Sugar or Salt
2-3 Drops Essential Oil
To make the scrub gradually add your oil to the sugar or salt in a mixing bowl, stirring constantly. Add in your oil until all of the sugar/salt is thoroughly dampened. Next, add your essential oils and stir mixture well. Remember to choose a neat jar to hold your scrub. I recommend a thick glass jar with an airtight lid to keep the scrub fresh. Add a bit of jute or hemp, a tag of some sort or a sprig of herbs to give your jar an extra fun touch.
When you use your scrubs, start with about a half-dollar sized amount and gently massage into your skin for a good 2-3 minutes. Remember to rinse well with warm water. They’re so simple and inexpensive…not to mention a lot of fun.
| I'll just send you to a great site for many other natural facial mask recipes and tips...... |
They don't seem to tell you how long to leave the masks on. I tried the first basic honey mask last night...and left it on for about 30 minutes. I loved the way my face felt after I rinsed well with warm water. Very refreshing. I'm going to use it once a week. Maybe I will become more BEAUTY FULL ( smiles )
Hope you find these helpful and fun. Enjoy the rest of your week - and DO something good for yourself !
xoxo,
Dru


These sound good enough to eat! I'll have to try out the scrubs. Thanks for this great post :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipes..I have been making my own for about a year now..I don't have a brown sugar honey scrub..Can't wait to make a batch..
ReplyDeleteThanks Dru ... I will give these recipes a try.
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Thank you for sharing....I will give these recipes a whirl
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aww thank you for sharing..
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...I agree with another comment up there, these look good enough to eat! I'd be wanting to bring a couple of biscuits or something to my beauty routine. Just sayin'. ;o)
ReplyDelete...Thank you so much for sharing, I will definitely be giving these a try. :o)
...Enjoy your day Miss Dru!
...Blessings :o)
Looks wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dru! I've been wanting to make some of these for some time, so I'm going to give it a try!! hugs!
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ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower too. Great posts...I've been drinking my morning coffee and
reading about sugar scrubs, never knew you could make them. I just love this.
We live on a small farm (chicken ranch-eggs) in S. California...very rural area.
So I guess I"m drawn to other farmhouse blogs. I will be back for more visiting.
Blessings,
Debbie
I might have to try one of those! Thanks for sharing!
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Found you on pintrest. Newest follower. I'm enjoying looking through your beautiful blog so much! I hope you'll stop by my farmhouse porch!
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Hi Thank you for a lovely blog. I will call often and feel free to visit me in the orchard. I am your newest member.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I didn't see this post - but found it now and want to thank you for sharing the recipes for these scrubs!!!! I have been wanting to me some for a long time and of course didn't have any idea how to go about it! These will make great presents!!!!
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"Her"
Love your blog and the posts , recipes and more . Thanks for sharing a piece of your creativity .
ReplyDeleteDeb
Love all your recipes. They look absolutely refreshing. Thanks for posting these. I'll have to try making a batch or two.
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