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Do you love DIY skincare recipes?
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Well, I’ve put together 29 simple DIY skincare recipes you can make right now!
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- 29 DIY Skincare Recipes
- DIY Sugar Wax Recipes
- DIY Sugar Scrub Recipes
- 3. Peach sugar scrub
- 4. Blackberry sugar scrub
- 5. Whipped aromatherapy sugar scrub
- 6. Fudgy chocolate sugar scrub bars
- 7. Mandarin honey sugar scrub
- 8. Raspberry sugar scrub
- 9. Green tea sugar scrub
- 10. Strawberry sugar scrub
- 11. Lemon sugar hand scrub
- 12. Kiwi sugar scrub
- 13. Orange zest sugar scrub
- 14. Aloe vera sugar scrub for instant glow
- 15. Cinnamon foot scrub for an at-home pedicure
- 16. Watermelon sugar scrub
- 17. Coconut sugar scrub bars
- 18. Blueberry sugar scrub
- 19. Oatmeal brown sugar scrub
- DIY Salt Scrubs/ Bath salts
- DIY Coffee Scrubs
- DIY face masks
- Conclusion
29 DIY Skincare Recipes
These recipes are organized in several categories.
- Sugar wax.
- Sugar scrubs.
- Coffee scrubs.
- Salt scrubs, and
- DIY face masks.
DIY Sugar Wax Recipes
1. DIY honey sugar wax
This sugar wax was made with sugar and real honey. It requires minimum to no kneading.

2. Homemade sugar wax without honey
Just a regular DIY hard wax for hair removal.

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DIY Sugar Scrub Recipes
3. Peach sugar scrub
Fruit scrub made with fresh peach puree.

4. Blackberry sugar scrub
If you make blackberry smoothies, then you’d love this blackberry sugar scrub.

5. Whipped aromatherapy sugar scrub
This sugar scrub contains essential oils that boosts your mood.

6. Fudgy chocolate sugar scrub bars
Try not to eat it. These chocolate scrub bars were made with real cocoa powder.

7. Mandarin honey sugar scrub
For a fruity moisturizing skin exfoliation, try this mandarin honey scrub.

8. Raspberry sugar scrub
Looking for summer gift ideas? Your friends will love this raspberry sugar scrub.


9. Green tea sugar scrub
Sugar scrub bars are handy and convenient to use. That’s why you’d love these green tea scrub bars.

10. Strawberry sugar scrub
What to do with leftover strawberry puree? Make a strawberry sugar scrub.

11. Lemon sugar hand scrub
This scrub may not be Bath and Body Works kitchen lemon, but it would exfoliate your hands in the kitchen and bathroom like a luxury brand.

12. Kiwi sugar scrub
It’s not every time you see a kiwi scrub, so this is one of a kind DIY sugar exfoliant.

13. Orange zest sugar scrub
Another fantastic summer body scrub you’d love.

14. Aloe vera sugar scrub for instant glow
Ready for some sticky slimy glow, then check out this DIY aloe vera sugar scrub.

15. Cinnamon foot scrub for an at-home pedicure
Salon pedicure is crazy pricey. So treat yourself to an at-home pedicure with this cinnamon foot scrub.

16. Watermelon sugar scrub
Summer is just around the corner. Here is an oil-free watermelon sugar scrub to exfoliate oily skin, and moisturize without grease.

17. Coconut sugar scrub bars
Handy scrubs are becoming my favorite. And these heart-shaped coconut sugar scrubs would make excellent valentine’s gift for your girlfriends.

18. Blueberry sugar scrub
Blend up some blueberries for a glass of smoothie, then scoop a few spoons to make this scrub.

19. Oatmeal brown sugar scrub
Are you looking for an emollient body scrub? Then check out this oatmeal sugar scrub.

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DIY Salt Scrubs/ Bath salts
20. Lavender salt foot scrub
This simple salt scrub cleans your feet thoroughly whether you use it in the shower or for a DIY pedicure.

21. Baking soda coconut oil scrub bars
if sugar scrubs are too coarse for you, then you’d love this baking soda scrub bars.

22. Orange zest bath salts/scrub
This bath salt contains both lemon and orange zest, plus a few drops of essential oils for a relaxing bath time.

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DIY Coffee Scrubs
23. Oatmeal coffee scrub
Make this scrub because of how cute it looks, or take it a step further and exfoliate your body with it.

24. Foaming coffee scrub
Foaming scrubs are one of my must-have shower products. And the smell of coffee in the shower is just out of this world.

25. Coffee honey scrub
I call this a DIY body polish because I have not used a combination like this before. The coffee honey scrub speaks for itself.

26. Coffee brown sugar scrub with coconut oil
Another coffee scrub but this time with coconut oil. So this is perfect for Fall/Winter skincare routine.

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DIY face masks
27. Honey oatmeal face mask
I love face masks, and anything with oatmeal always gets me. This is a moisturizing and refreshing DIY face mask.

28. Cucumber face mist
Sunscreen is important before going out on sunny days, but this cucumber face and neck mist would calm your skin after sun exposure.

29. Purifying banana honey face mask
The last but not the least is our banana honey mask for a purifying at-home facials.

Conclusion
So that’s 29 DIY skincare recipes you can make at home today.
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