Coffee Sugar Scrub Cubes

I am a huge fan of coffee. I started drinking coffee when we were lucky enough to get our very first Keurig! Before receiving our first Keurig, my former spouse was the only one who drank coffee. I did have ice coffee or frappes! After getting our Keurig, I was able to try hot coffee and mix in flavored coffee creamer and sweetner! Since then, we tried a few other machines. Now that I am a single parent and proud homeowner, I finally have my own Keurig! We recently made a batch of coffee sugar scrub cubes and excited to share the recipe! 

Since I enjoy coffee every morning, I like saving my used coffee grounds to use as a body scrub. I keep the scrub simple. I usually just put the coffee grounds in a glass jar or plastic container. Then I add a dollop of body wash in the palm of my hand and pour the coffee grounds in my palm and mix! From there, I massage all over my body!  Even when I use the basic coffee scrub in the shower, my skin is left feeling soft and smooth! I love treating my skin to a coffee kick!

How do you pamper yourself? Do you take time for yourself? Even if it’s to read a book, go for a walk, get a facial, get your nails done, hair done, enjoy a nice bath, etc. 

Looking for more fun beauty recipes to make? Try our Glittery Mermaid Ombre Massage Soap and Dried Roses Bath Bombs! 

Are you ready to make Coffee Sugar Scrub Cubes? Of course, if you have different shaped molds, you can get creative and use what you have. If you want to get cheeky, you can use poop emoji molds. I found these Cute & Funny Poop Emoji Molds (these are about the size of a quarter) and the Poo Emoji Molds (these are about 2 inches wide). 

Coffee Sugar Scrub Cubes

Supplies:

• 1” x 1” cube of melt and pour soap base
• ¼ cup granulated sugar
• 1 tablespoon olive oil
• 1 tablespoon ground coffee grounds 
• Wood craft stick for stirring
• Microwave safe measuring cup
• 2 inch square soap mold (You can find them on Amazon)

Directions:

Place the soap base into a measuring cup and heat in the microwave on high for about 15 seconds.

Immediately add olive oil 

add the sugar

Add coffee grounds. 

Stir well. If the mixture is starting to harden, heat it for an additional 5-10 seconds. Remove and stir well.

Pour into your mold. This mixture will fill 2 of the soap cavities.

Let set for 2 hours. Remove from mold and cut into quarters. 

Are you a coffee lover? You can easily recycle by saving your coffee grounds to make your coffee sugar scrub cubes! Don’t forget to bookmark, pin, and share this recipe!