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She adds that physical scrubs can also be handy for nixing breakouts on your body, and can help to lessen the appearance of scars and stretch marks. How often should you use a body scrub?

DIY beauty products” are frankly one of the best things to include in your skincare routine. They’re not only easy to make and budget-friendly but also very effective. Keep reading this article, to find out how you can create your own DIY brightening scrubs easily at home. Does scrubbing skin lighten it? Celebrity facialist Lord Gavin McLeod Valentine, who counts Kim Kardashian-West and Julianne Moore as his clients, spilled the recipe he likes to use on a daily basis that contains sea salt, brown sugar, and one other special ingredient: "In this mix, I love to add honey," Valentine explains. "Honey is one of nature’s super healers, effective at treating a variety of skin concerns due to its naturally antioxidant and antimicrobial properties. Honey is also known to help repair skin tissue and prevent against UV damage, in addition to targeting congested pores and bacterial build-up, which leads to body acne."

Some body scrubs have a scent, although if you have sensitive skin, you’ll want to look for a fragrance-free option. Texture You should feel some tingling afteras a result of the salt and lemon working their magic to exfoliate even after the scrub is removed, this is a good sign it means the ingredients have penetrated the skin and dead layers will continue to be broken down. The Glowing Scrub Making a skin lightening scrub will not require you to buy special hard-to-find ingredients and pour in hours of your precious time. It’s actually one of the simplest things to make and use in your skincare routine. Mix the almonds and the avocado mash in a bowl or jar, then add in two tablespoons ofwitch hazel(an astringent that’s loaded with antioxidants). Smooth product over your skin, paying extra attention to oil-prone areas, and, as always, avoiding the face.

If you don’t like the feeling of a minor oily residue on your skin after exfoliating, this one might not be for you. However, this slightly oily film that’s left on the skin after scrubbing is nice for those who want to keep their skin hydrated but are feeling too lazy to properly moisturize. Using a coffee-bean grinder, grind 1/3 cup almonds into a rough powder. Alternatively, finely chop the almonds by hand. Mix one cup white sugar, ¼ cup coconut oil, two tablespoons ground turmeric (haldi) powder, and ½teaspoon Vitamin E oiltogether in a bowl and stir well.

Save your body and soul with Aesop’s aptly named Redemption Body Scrub. It really will leave your skin feeling rather holy. Apply in the bath and light one of Aesop’s scented candles for the full experience. This body scrub is an opaque gel made of a blend of finely milled pumice and bamboo stem to slough away dead cells as well as pine needle oil that smells fantastically fresh and alpine. The whole thing is a major wake-up for your body first thing in the morning. It also leaves your skin polished and invigorated, primed for hydration, and ready for a good slathering of your favorite moisturizer. This popular exfoliating body polish from Herbivore—one of the best scrub brands—is our go-to when our skin is feeling particularly parched. Dry skin and exfoliation are sometimes a recipe for disaster but Herbivore’s Coco Rose allows you to scrub away without leaving skin worse than before.