Oct 202016
 
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You know it’s fall when you see PSL hashtags start to pop up on Instagram.  And today I’m sharing a recipe for a homemade pumpkin spice latte scrub so you can smell as yummy as the favorite fall drink.

This Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub is perfect for fall

A lot of years ago I worked for a local video store in my home town.  The town was very small so many businesses did double duty, offering up multiple shopping options.  The video store was no different, carving out part of the space to and installing tanning beds.

Along with the tanning beds they sold tanning lotions and other potions, lotions, and scrubs good for your skin.  The scrubs were my favorite though their price tags were decidedly not.  So I was very thankful when one of our customers let me in on how to make my own homemade scrubs.

Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub Recipe

This Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub is perfect for fall

This Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub is a variation of the basic recipe she gave me years ago.  If you’re a coffee drinker then you probably have all the ingredients home in your pantry right now.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup coffee grounds
  • 3/4 cup granulated sugar
  • 1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice (or use some nutmeg and cinnamon)
  • splash of vanilla extract
  • 1/4 cup olive oil

Instructions

  1. Mix coffee, sugar, and spices in a small bowl.  If you are using coffee grounds after brewing coffee, make sure you allow them to dry thoroughly before using in your scrub.
  2. Mix in vanilla extract and olive oil.
  3. I don’t like my scrubs to be too “wet” because it feels a little greasy to me.  If it gets a little dry by the bottom of the jar then I add a little more olive oil at that time.  If you like yours to be more oily, feel free to add more oil at this time to get to your desired consistency.

Not only does the coffee grinds make this scrub smell awesome, but the caffeine helps to tighten your skin.  And both the coffee and the sugar help exfoliate.

This Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub is perfect for fall

Check out these other great fall- and Halloween-inspired DIY projects from some of my blogger friends have put together.

What is your favorite scrub recipe?

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About Liza

Liza is a mom (5-year-old daughter, 20-year-old stepson, and 24-year-old stepdaughter) and wife living in Louisville. She loves spending time with her family, visiting the local zoo and parks, as well as planning travel adventures. Cooking and baking, DIY projects and crafts, and coffee - lots and lots of coffee - round out some of her other hobbies.

  14 Responses to “Easy Homemade Pumpkin Spice Latte Scrub for Fall”

  1. I’ve been seeing the coffee grinds in a lot of beauty products lately. I am so curious to see how it works and your scrub looks like it is a good start. Thanks for the step by step.

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  3. This is very cool. I love to exfoliate my skin and I love pumpkin, so I want to make this. Pinned

  4. Oh that would feel so good on my poor tired feet right about now!

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  7. I can almost smell it! How long does this last and do you have to refrigerator it?

  8. I didn’t know caffeine helped tighten your skin. a great sounding scrub. It would make a lovely Christmas gift #inspirememonday

  9. This looks so heavenly Liza! I love scrubs and they can be soo expensive… I definitely need to try making my own. Thanks so much for linking this up to our Inspiration Galore Project Party last week. I have pinned and share this. Have a lovely weekend!

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  12. Ooh1 This sounds so good!!! I’m going to make it tomorrow!

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