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It may be the beginning of September but the fall season has already made its way into our home. This time of year can never arrive sooner and once the iconic pumpkin spiced latte is released, that’s a green light to get the decorations out. Fall is the feel-good season because it opens the door for festive activities, hay rides, colorful leaves, homemade baked goodies that leave the house smelling delicious, crisp cool air, and the excuse to eat all things made with pumpkin! While these are all reasons to get excited, there is one big change this time of year that I can always do without- dry skin. One would think that living in Florida would solve this dilemma since it’s hot and sticky the majority of the time. The truth is, dry skin creeps up on your regardless of the weather conditions. You can keep your skin soft and hydrated by exfoliating and moisturizing daily.
This recipe for homemade Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin Body Scrub in infused with warm vanilla sugar, cinnamon, pumpkin spice, and coconut oil. It helps me banish my dry skin while leaving it smelling incredible.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup light brown sugar
- 1 cup granulated white sugar
- 1 cup coconut oil
- 2 tbsp. pumpkin pie spice
- 1 tbsp. warm vanilla sugar essential oil
- 2 tsp. ground cinnamon
Directions:
1. In a medium sized bowl combine all dry ingredients.
2. If coconut oil is hard then heat it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds until soft but not liquefied. If the oil is too hot it will melt the sugar.
3. Add the coconut and essential oil to the dry mixture, stirring it until all ingredients are combined well.
4. Store in a sealed glass or plastic jar to ensure freshness. If scrub begins to dry out over time, add more oil inside of the container and stir together.
This sugar scrub can be used on a daily basis to buff the dry dull skin we tend to neglect. Two or three spoonfuls of the mixture will be enough to cover the whole body. After exfoliating it is important to seal in the moisture while your skin is still wet. Jergen’s Wet Skin Moisturizer absorbs quickly and ensures your skin will remain soft long after a good scrub.
For best results, Jergen’s Wet Skin Moisturizer should be used when the skin is wet and most receptive to moisture. It blends with the water to instantly lock in hydration and as a result your skin appears much more luminous than beforehand. The product does not have to be rinsed off either. Just lather it on and you’re good to go.
The Refreshing Coconut Oil scent compliments the Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin Body Scrub, leaving the skin smelling like fall!
Have you spotted these at Target yet? Beginning on 9/13 you can save 5% on the new Jergen’s Wet Skin Moisturizers in the Target circular ad. This would be a great time to stock up before winter arrives. You can find the three varieties- Refreshing Coconut Oil, Nourishing Monoi Oil, and Calming Green Tea Oil -in the beauty section of your nearest Target store.
How will Jergen’s Wet Skin Moisturizer change your shower routine?
Watch the video and tell me which one you want to try first!
Rose-Marie says
I'd like to try making this scrub, I have the ingredients and it sounds wonderful!!!
CindyWindy2003 says
I saw a picture of this body scrub and thought more about eating it than using it for my body, lol. It just looks so yummy.
Stephanie C. says
I love how easy this scrub is to make. Added to that, I love the idea of my body scrub smelling like Fall! I really like the idea of being able to exfoliate and then moisturize, one after the other, while my skin is still wet. Talk about a time-saver! #Client
Lynne says
This is going to be so useful! I think that these would make wonderful Christmas gifts.
Elena says
Looks so good! I am going to try this scrub recipe
Karen Glatt says
I love your awesome Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin Body scrub and am going to try and make it! I bet it smells so good and makes the skin feel so soft after using!
denise226 says
i really need to make a few of these up for christmas my inlaws would love to get a can of this denise smith
Sandra Watts says
That sounds good enough to eat, lol.
Sandra Watts says
I bet if smells like Thanksgiving when your using it.
Sandy Cain says
Oh, this scrub sounds wonderful, and doesn’t seem too hard to make at all. I’d just have to be careful that nobody ate it! And the Jergen’s seems like the logical followup to it. Thanks for this super “recipe”!
sheila ressel says
OMG I can only imagine how wonderful this smells! I simply must make this for me, my mom and my sister.