Well I suppose it's been a while since I've even thought about this blog-just add me to the list of failed bloggers that is likely hundreds of thousands of names long, and then some. Use a spoon and give it a good blending-the sugared honey can be tough to get through because it's so thick, so make sure you've done a good job of stirring thoroughly. Now, this is a lot of face scrub, so this is going to last me forever. I'm using four tablespoons (so I'll be mixing in two teaspoons of cinnamon).
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Also, the cinnamon can be substituted for other ingredients such as a few drops of lavender oil to relax tired skin or banana to moisturize. Once you've tried this recipe once you can tweak the ratio to your liking, I personally like it this way. For this recipe you will add one teaspoon cinnamon to every two tablespoons of honey. So what you're going to want for this scrub is: Sugared honey, Cinnamon, a jar for storage, teaspoons and tablespoons, and of course something for stirring. What's the cinnamon for? Cinnamon is also an antimicrobial that can help stop the growth of bacteria. A lot of people don't know that honey is a natural antimicrobial, so using it as a mask can kill all the acne causing bacteria in your pores. So if you have honey that has sugared then here's a really easy way to turn it into something that's good for your skin. I'm not like that, I use it in whatever state it is in, and it has quite a few uses when it turns to sugar. A lot of people don't like it when their honey sugars and heat it up in the microwave to get the sugar to dissolve. The jar on the left is sourwood honey and the jar on the right is orange blossom honey. I looove me some honey) have turned to sugar. But you don't want to hear my complaining, so to the point! These two jars of honey (what's left of them, anyway. I don't own a camera and I, being a poor college student, have no hopes of getting one any time soon, so my phone had to do for this one. I apologize for the awful picture quality right off. It can possibly take months depending on the volume of honey), making it ideal for a face scrub. The reason for this is that unprocessed honey, which doesn't have preservatives, turns sugary after a while (I can't really define "a while" because I'm not sure of the time period. The honey that comes in the little bear bottle is processed honey, which you can use, but you won't get the scrub like you want. Unprocessed honey typically comes in jars with honeycomb (though not all the time) and does not have preservatives in it. If you're like me (which I hope you aren't we don't need any more of me running around then you like to use unprocessed honey. Time for something useful! Now, I'm all about natural remedies and taking care of yourself using organics, so here's something that's great for your skin-a cinnamon and honey sugar face scrub.
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