Want to get that glow back? This Turmeric scrub, with its skin healing properties, will restore your glow and reduce acne, skin inflammation and more. This turmeric scrub is easy to make, quick and good for your skin. Only 4 ingredients are needed and only five minutes.
Turmeric Scrub Benefits
Turmeric is a hot topic right now… for good reason. Turmeric contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that are beneficial to your body and brain.
You may wonder: Does turmeric scrub work for skin? Yes, it is!
Enjoy the benefits of turmeric with this body scrub:
- Fights Acne
- Lightens skin
- Minimizes dark spots
- Dry skin relief
- Reduces sun damage signs
Turmeric sugar scrub also reduces the redness of your skin, which helps it to clear. Turmeric body scrub also brightens the skin tone, giving it a natural glow. Turmeric scrub can be used to treat hyperpigmentation, as it will even out the skin tone.
My easy, melt-and pour Turmeric soap recipe can provide you with many of the same benefits.
Are you ready to create a turmeric body scrub after reading all the benefits? It’s time to try it! Try alternating our Honey and Milk Body Scrub with your scrub if you want to amp up the moisturizing effects.
Turmeric Scrub: How to make it?
In just five minutes, you can make a homemade sugar scrub by gathering only four ingredients.
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- Mixing bowl – To place your ingredients
- Mixing spoon: To mix your ingredients together.
- Measure cups and spoons to ensure that you are using the correct amount of ingredients
- To store the finished product, you will need 3 (4-ounces) storage containers with lids. Make you use airtight storage jars, like Mason jars, so your DIY turmeric body scrub stays fresh.
Turmeric scrub Ingredients
- White Granular Sugar –Granular sugar is an exfoliant that removes dead skin from your body. It also removes dirt from the skin pores and clears clogged pores. You can substitute brown sugar for white granular. This turmeric exfoliating sugar is gentler for sensitive skin.
- Coconut Oil – Coconut oil is an excellent moisturizer. Coconut oil has antimicrobial properties that can reduce acne, and also protect the skin from harmful bacteria. You can also use almond oil, olive oil, or avocado oil instead of coconut.
- Essential oil – Essential oils are a great way to add fragrance to sugar scrubs. I use Lemon but Ginger and Cinnamon work well too. Feel free to replace with your favorite essential oil.
- Turmeric Powder Contains the active curcumin. Curcumin has antioxidant, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties. It is therefore used to treat dry skin, acne and skin inflammation. Curcumin has also been shown to protect skin against damaging UV B radiation.
Are you wondering where to buy the ingredients? They can be found at specialty/natural food stores. You can also shop online for the ingredients using my affiliate links.
Step-by-Step Instructions
You can’t go far wrong if you follow these simple instructions!
To make your own turmeric scrub, add all ingredients into a bowl.
Mix everything thoroughly.
Use a scoop to transfer the scrub into your storage jars. Tighten and store in a cool dry place.
Your homemade turmeric scrub will last approximately 3 months when stored in this manner.
Turmeric Body Scrub: How to Use it
Start by moistening your skin. Apply a medium amount to your skin. Rub the body scrub with circular motions. Then, wash your skin with warm tap water and pat dry.
Note Test a small patch of skin first if you have sensitive skin to see how it reacts to the turmeric exfoliating body scrub. If you plan to use this turmeric body scrub on the bikini line, test a small section first as the skin is thinner there and sensitive.
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