So last month, I showed you how to make a Pumpkin Facial Mask, and I asked you to keep the extra pumpkin & freeze it. If you did that, go ahead and let it defrost and then strain the excess water before beginning!
I N G R E D I E N T S
1 c sugar
1/2 c pumpkin puree (I used canned, but freshly pureed sugar/baking pumpkins works too)
1/4 c sweet almond oil (or vitamin e oil)
1 tsp nutmeg
M E T H O D
Mix ingredients and carefully pour into a resealable container. This should keep for around a week.
N O T E S
- Pumpkins are a great source of vitamins A, C, and zinc. They're great for those with acne or oily skin.
- Sugar acts as an exfoliant.
- Sweet almond oil softens the skin and adds moisture.
- Nutmeg smooths skin and treats it. It also gives this recipe that pumpkin "pie" smell.
- I do not use cinnamon, as it can burn and exacerbate skin.
PS: Shout out to Sherri & Erin! Sherri sent me the sweetest email that made my year! Thanks for reading, y'all!
oooh I need to do this!
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ReplyDeleteLong time!! I saw your comment about Will's homecoming and thank you for your sweet sentiments. I have been looking at all of your posts and of course they are great. I am using a great product right now called Loreal magic perfecting base it's awesome! It's so different from anything I've used and it makes my skin so silky and smooth.
I love this scrub. I'm going to do it with my daughters. Take great care and it's good to hear from you...
Shauna xoxoxoxxoxo
Hey Elle! I wanted to thank you for following me and also, that I'm so glad I stopped by your blog because I am in LOVE! Love how much effort you put into every post and it's truly inspiring!!
ReplyDeleteAnd oh, this scrub looks good enough to eat! Hahah! Lovely post! :)
I haven't tried it yet but that looks awesome! need to try this some time...
ReplyDeleteBabi
I probably shouldn't make this because I would want to eat it!
ReplyDeletelooks divine!
ReplyDeletexo Rach
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Wow such a great idea! I can't wait to try!
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xo, Christina
This is a fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing :)
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Stephanie
This looks absolutely amazing! Pumpkin anything has a place in my heart so I'll definitely need to try this :) Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteI would be really, really tempted to EAT this mask rather than use it! Haha, I love pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeleteI only had 8 trick or treaters last night- what a bust! Now I have 10 lbs. of leftover candy... This could get ugly.
-Ashley
http://lerougestylo.blog.com
This looks so super easy! I think I even have all the ingredients....
ReplyDeleteOur trick or treating got moved to this weekend for superstorm fears. Looks like we'll be okay in our neck of the woods after all, but I'm glad they were cautious.
That looks so easy to make, and totally scrumptious in the pot! I just may have to try and make this...
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Boo for no trick-or-treaters! We got about 10, but I was definitely hoping for more. This scrub sounds heavenly!
ReplyDeletewe hardly had any trick or treaters either which means I have a whole bowl full of candy that is staring me down!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious scrub :)
ReplyDeleteYou're going to make a million bucks one day with your fabulous concoctions - love the colour of this one too!
ReplyDeleteWe finally wisened up and only buy a little bit of candy since we never get any trick or treaters. Last year in France, we had 3 teenagers (late teens) ring our gate at 10pm in regular clothes and ask for candy, actually not ask, just said 'bon bons'.
ReplyDeleteNext time I have a little extra pumpkin lying around, I'm definitely trying this!
ReplyDeleteI am so trying this!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother "yummy" prodcut, Elle:) And belated Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeletegreat DIY!!
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MOSAMUSE
www.MOSAMUSE.com
great DIY! thanks for sharing!
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Inside and Outside Blog
Mmm, I want to eat this!!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds wonderful!! You know so many tips and facts. Love your blog!!
ReplyDeletexo, amy
www.dreamingincashmere.com
Great DIY elle!love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog!You have a lovely blog and I am your newest reader!:)
looks really good! i used one (mfg) a long time ago and loved it. forgot the brand but it smelled like cinnamon and everything. this is natural which is even better. thanks for sharing elle.
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I miss pumpkin stuff... Since there is no thanksgiving here there isn't any of that... Have a lovely weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteWhere can you buy almond oil?
ReplyDelete*Erin
that's a great tutorial... intrigues to try it out now... love pumpkins :)
ReplyDeleteHello I was wondering if I could use coconut oil instead of almond or vitamin E oil? Thanks
ReplyDeleteYes you can use coconut oil
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