Natural Coffee Scrub

We know how a morning coffee helps kickstart the day, but coffee beans also help reinvigorate the body when applied to the skin. I’ve been doing a coffee scrub at least once a week for as long as I can remember.

Coffee Scrub Benefits:

Helps Reduces Inflammation
Coffee contains polyphenols such as hydrocinnamic and chlorogenic acids, which reduce oxidative stress from free radicals, protecting the body’s tissues and skin from inflammation.

Supports Improved Blood Circulation
Coffee body scrubs involve mechanically rubbing the skin. This stimulates blood flow and improves circulation.

Removes Dead Skin Cells

Large coffee particles used in coffee body scrubs work as a physical exfoliant, peeling dead skin cells and impurities off the skin’s surface. The antioxidants in coffee promote new skin cell growth, improving skin texture by smoothing and rejuvenating it.

  • Supports Premature Aging

  • Antioxidants in coffee help support UV damage and premature aging, including:

  • Sunspots

  • Freckles

  • Fine lines and wrinkles

  • Dull skin

  • Large pores

  • Scars

  • Stretch marks

  • Depuffs Swollen Areas

Coffee is a well-known diuretic. Massaging the skin with a coffee scrub helps remove moisture and toxins from areas that retain fluids, such as the lower legs and ankles.

INGREDIENTS

  • 3 Tablespoons used ground coffee

  • 2 Tablespoons Fractionated Coconut Oil

  • 2 drops Copaiba Oil

  • 1 drop Turmeric Oil

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Combine ingredients in a small bowl.

  2. Apply on wet skin and gently rub in circles to help remove dry skin.

  3. Leave mixture on your face for 5 min, coffee has excellent antioxidant properties

Exfoliation is an essential step in skincare. Removing dead cells, sebum, and dirt from the skin’s surface helps maintain a glowing complexion.

Making your own dōTERRA infused coffee scrub guarantees you know exactly what ingredients you are putting on your skin. Most skin care products are loaded with toxins. 60% of what you put on your skin absorbs into your blood system.

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