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DIY brown sugar body scrubs can be oh-so-simple to make, and most of the time, everyone has the ingredients already available in their pantry cupboards. So here is a collection of brown sugar scrubs you can use on your body and lips.
Many people find salt body scrubs harsh or irritating, so if this applies to you, the best solution is a brown sugar scrub instead! If you have dry skin, a salt scrub can end up with a burning sensation (like pouring salt on a new cut).
Please be aware that sugar is the primary cause of yeast overgrowth, linked to many skin problems, like acne, rosacea, atopic dermatitis, 'chicken skin,' etc. So with this in mind, perhaps limit how often you use this scrub if any of these conditions apply to your face, and don't apply them to your body too often.
NOTE: When using these Body Scrubs in the shower, be careful, as the oil will make your shower slippery! So take care!

Use as a refreshingly brisk scrub for both feet and hands. (Not for use on broken skin.)
Yield: 1 Application for hands and feet
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Shelf Life: 1-2 weeks. Keep refrigerated
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Make this excellent lemony sugar scrub for the shower or your lips in under 5 minutes.
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The brown sugar exfoliates the skin. Lemon juice contains natural alpha-hydroxy acids that also aid in exfoliating and will help lighten the darkening caused by sun damage. Olive oil is a natural emollient and will both soften and moisturize skin. Honey also aids in moisturizing, but it's the best benefit as an antioxidant; it helps protect from harm caused by free radicals and premature aging.
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Article Contributed by Danielle Lewis

Fall and winter are excellent times to exfoliate your whole body. There is no better way to keep your skin looking spring-ready all year round. Scrubs remove dead skin cells and reveal smooth, silky-soft skin.
Here are a few recipes to tantalize your senses with holiday fun. Both festive colors and scents liven up traditional scented scrubs.

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To make a "Pumpkin Spice Latte Body Scrub," add two teaspoons of coffee grounds.
Further, for a "Vanilla Pumpkin Spice Brown Sugar Scrub," add 1/2 teaspoon of Vanilla Extract.
If you can't get enough pumpkin this fall, consider making a facial mask.
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To make a "Pumpkin Spice Latte Perk Mask," add two teaspoons of coffee grounds.
For a "Heavenly Scented Vanilla Pumpkin Pie Facial Mask," add 1/2 teaspoon of Vanilla Extract.
We recommend using fragrance oil for this scrub's baked apple pie scent. Furthermore, find natural, toxin-free fragrance oils that are phthalate-free.
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Blend all ingredients until mixed thoroughly and scoop into jars.

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Place all ingredients in a glass bowl and mix until combined. Spoon into an airtight container, such as a glass baby food jar.
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To make a "Striped Peppermint Scrub," follow the above recipe. First, split the mixture into two parts. Next, add 1-2 drops of red food coloring to one of the parts and stir until pink. Then, add a 1-2 inch layer of the white mixture to your container. Finally, layer 1-2 inches of the pink mix. Repeat until the jar is full.