Facial Scrubs at Home

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Summary: Use tabletop sugar to make a simple facial scrub at home, adding oil that keeps the skin rich without clogging pores. Learn tips for home facial scrubs from an esthetician in this free spa treatment video.

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Karen Lange Karen Lange is a certified aesthetician and has worked in the beauty industry for nearly a decade. Lange graduated from Skyline College in two years where she... read more

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Facial Scrubs at Home

Now I'm going to give you some tips for making an at home facial scrub. You can simply use table top sugar and you can mix it. You know, you could either go to your health food store or some store that sells sweet almond oil or you can use flaux seed oil, anything that's really beneficial for the skin, that's not going to clog. And you can mix a little sugar with that, and just, you know, again, being very gentle with the skin. Sugar is a natural exfoliant and actually sugar is the base of most of our chemical peel exfoliants including glycolic acid. So sugar is a great, simple at home treatment to use on your own. So today we've gone over many great ways to treat your skin. A lot of phenomenal specific techniques to really treat your skin and even if you can't make it to your skin care professional for a nice invasive treatment, you can still take these tricks and use them, you know, in your daily day routine at home. And, you know, your skin is what you show and your face is what you show to your peers and your family and your friends and to the world. And what you do to your skin everyday and everynight is going to make the most difference in, you know, in your outward appearance and how you feel about yourself. So if you take care of your skin, it will take care of you.