Hello!
I have obviously been sharing lots of goodies on the blog every day, but the last time I shared an easy DIY with you was almost 5 months ago! What?!?! Yep, it was my monogrammed glass cookie jar idea, but it wasn't even a tutorial. The last time I shared a non-sewing tutorial was last May: my Nautical-Inspired Odds & Ends Jars.
Well, I would love to share something that is not jar-related with you all now: my DIY coffee grounds scrub!
Just to let you know, I use this all year round, but I think it would be a fun little Valentine's gift to make, give, and receive!
You might notice that I virtually put a cute little label on the jar using PicMonkey, because honestly I did not make a label for the jar in real life... this batch is for myself! You get the idea of how it would look cute in a jar, with a nice little label and a bow or two, perhaps! :)
I have seen recipes for coffee ground scrubs that claim to decrease cellulite, but honestly I just use this to smooth rough patches of skin. It works great! Also, I have never used it on my face, because that skin is far more delicate, and it would probably be more harmful than helpful.
With that, here is the "recipe" to making your own Coffee Grounds Scrub!
Coffee Grounds Scrub
A Vintage Zest original
I have obviously been sharing lots of goodies on the blog every day, but the last time I shared an easy DIY with you was almost 5 months ago! What?!?! Yep, it was my monogrammed glass cookie jar idea, but it wasn't even a tutorial. The last time I shared a non-sewing tutorial was last May: my Nautical-Inspired Odds & Ends Jars.
Well, I would love to share something that is not jar-related with you all now: my DIY coffee grounds scrub!
Just to let you know, I use this all year round, but I think it would be a fun little Valentine's gift to make, give, and receive!
You might notice that I virtually put a cute little label on the jar using PicMonkey, because honestly I did not make a label for the jar in real life... this batch is for myself! You get the idea of how it would look cute in a jar, with a nice little label and a bow or two, perhaps! :)
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I have seen recipes for coffee ground scrubs that claim to decrease cellulite, but honestly I just use this to smooth rough patches of skin. It works great! Also, I have never used it on my face, because that skin is far more delicate, and it would probably be more harmful than helpful.
With that, here is the "recipe" to making your own Coffee Grounds Scrub!
Coffee Grounds Scrub
A Vintage Zest original































