Monday, June 15, 2009
Brown Sugar Body Polish Scrubs Away Rough Skin
Any beauty treatment that smells just like Nestle's Toll House Cookies, is alright by us.
And when the product can give you back soft, silky skin, then this is worth the high price tag of $65. Remember: a little goes a long way. A big, economical jar of 14.1 oz.
We are talking about Fresh Brown Sugar Body Polish (at http://www.fresh.com/, http://www.sephora.com/, and other beauty shops).
Women and men are really getting their scrub on with this delightful-smelling and effective buffering spa quality body polish.
So what's the big-to-do?
Every body should exfoliate. Your skin needs to get rid of dry skin cells and rough patches, especially at elbows, knees, and feet. But you also need to bring the moisture back, And this invigorating body polish does just that with almond oil and other all-natural ingredients like ginger root extract, peppermint, and citrus oils.
Meanwhile, if you would like to make your own brown sugar body polish, it's quite simple to do. And you can pick up organic sugar at places like Whole Foods Market.
We found this recipe at Healthy & Green Living at care2.com. The recipe is adapted from Organic Body Care Recipes by Stephanie Tourles:
Recommended for all skin types except those with acne (use with care on sensitive and environmentally damaged skin).
INGREDIENTS
1 cup organic brown sugar
1 cup white granulated sugar
¾ cup almond, soybeans, hazelnut, or macadamia nut base oil
2 teaspoons cinnamon, powdered
2 teaspoons ginger, powdered
2 teaspoons nutmeg, powdered
40 drops cardamom essential oil
In a medium-sized bowl, combine all ingredients except the essential oil. Using a whisk, blend ingredients thoroughly, making sure to break up any lumps of brown sugar or spice. Add the essential oil drop by drop, blending after each addition.
Spoon into a storage container with a tight-fitting lid.
Massage approximately ¼ to ½ cup of scrub onto pre-moistened skin using circular motions. Rinse.
Brown sugar body polish is a really addictive addition for the bath/shower. Smooth skin is just a sweet teaspoon away.
thanks for the brown sugar scrub recipe because i cant afford 65 bucks a jar at the moment, only thing i need to buy is the cardamom stuff.
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