Increasing pollution and imbalanced diet takes a toll on our body as well as skin. This is the reason why our younger generation is facing way too much pimple problems during their teenage. Apart from pimples, our skin also become dull and lifeless. Do you know why? These dead cells accumulated on our skin hinder the production of new skin cells. To get rid of this problem, you need to get rid of dead skin cells. Practice regular exfoliation with a scrub suiting your skin type. Exfoliation gets rid of the dead skin cells and makes way for several new skin cells to make your skin glowing again.
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You don’t need to hit the salon for this. You can discover many ways to look beautiful just by sitting at home. These home remedies are natural and absolutely safe to use on your skin. So come let’s unveil the magical recipe of 4 such homemade scrub for beautiful and glowing skin at home.
1. Coffee and Honey Facial Scrub
Coffee and scrub is said to be an excellent combination for exfoliating your skin. You can get rid of your dead skin cells and get a natural glow on your skin. Coffee purifies your skin from within while honey adds moisture to your skin.
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2. Sugar and Lemon Scrub
This scrub is said to be beneficial for all skin types. Mix ½ tsp of sugar with 1 tsp of lemon juice and make a paste with two. Apply this paste on your clean face and massage it with gentle circular motions. You can use this scrub on your whole body.
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3. Gram flour and Rice Scrub
Soak some rice in water for an hour. Then grind these soaked rice in a grinder. Add some gram flour and make a paste with the two. Apply this paste on your face and massage it gently. Leave it for 5 minutes and then rinse it with normal water.
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4. Orange Peels, Honey and Milk
Grind some dried orange peels in a grinder and then add 1 tsp of raw milk and 1 tsp of honey. Make a paste. Apply it on your face and massage it gently. Leave it for 5 minutes. Then rinse it off with normal water.
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