Coffee Scrub for Men.

"It might be surprising to some people to learn that coffee naturally contains powerful anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-microbial ingredients, and therefor, makes for a perfect ingredient to cleanse your face the natural way".

In this quick and to the point article, we'll learn how to:

Make a simple 'coffee scrub' .
How to apply it.

& that's it. That really is all we need to do.

So, let's get straight to it.

Coffee Scrub for Men.

3 minute read.

Clean Your Face With Coffee?

Most men would laugh at this idea, but the truth is they're missing out on one of the best natural ways to 'deep clean' their face without needing to use man made chemicals etc .

Below, we'll see how to quickly make 3 different kinds coffee scrub.

Just a quick cleanse.
A deep clean.
A deep clean with moisturiser.

All completely natural and chemical free.

Equipment Needed.

This is what we will need to use:

A cup or a dish or a glass.
A spoon.
Your fingers.

That's it.

The kind of Coffee Used Makes a Big Difference.

The ingredients we'll use only slightly differ between the 3 different coffee scrub types. But first, let's clear up something on the kind of coffee we want to be using.

You can use whatever coffee you have in your kitchen, unless it's

de-caff or 'finely ground'.

The below is just to let you know what the best stuff to use is.

Whether your using instant from a jar or coffee maker coffee, you want to avoid using "finely ground". This stuff is just to 'powderry' to use as a scrub. It may clog up your skin pores and maybe give you a 'coffee tan'.

You want to be using:

Medium ground. (pretty good - does the job).
Medium coarse grounds. (Better).
Coarse grounds. (Much better).
Extra course grounds. (Best).

Coffee Beans.

Robusta is the best coffee bean to use due to it's high caffeine content.
Arabica is fine.
Liberica is ok but you'll get 'limited' results due to it's low caffeine content.
De-caff is pretty useless as it contains almost zero caffeine.
If your coffee doesn't say Robusta or Liberica, it's Arabica.

Let's Get Srubbin'.

As mentioned earlier, we'll cover 3 different kinds of coffee scrub.

They're all quick & easy to make.

1 - Just a Quick Cleanse.

Ingredients::

Coffee.
Water.

To do:

Place 6 full tea spoons of coffee into your mug (or whatever your using).
Now place around 2 inches or 5cm of water into the mug.
Stir for around 10 to 15 seconds.

Rubba-dub-dub.

Place all 4 fingers into the mug and give 'em a wriggle.
Make sure they're covered in the scrub.
Now do the other hand.
Rub it all in to our face, you want to spend at least 30 seconds having a good rub.
All over, spread it out & rub it in.
Take care around your eyes, rinse eyes with plenty of water if you get any in.

Once you've spent at least 30 seconds rubbing it all in ... you're finished.

All done.

Scroll down to "Rinse it All Off".

2 - A Deep Clean.

Ingredients::

Coffee.
Water.
Salt.

To do:

Place 6 full tea spoons of coffee into your mug (or whatever your using).
Now place around 2 inches or 5cm of water into the mug.
Now place 1 full tea spoon of salt into the mug.
Stir for around 10 to 15 seconds.

Rubba-dub-dub.

Place all 4 fingers into the mug and give 'em a wriggle.
Make sure they're covered in the scrub.
Now do the other hand.
Rub it all in to our face, you want to spend at least 30 seconds having a good rub.
All over, spread it out & rub it in.
Take care around your eyes, rinse eyes with plenty of water if you get any in.

Once you've spent at least 30 seconds rubbing it all in ... you're finished. All done.

Scroll down to "Rinse it All Off".

3 - A Deep Clean with Moisturiser.

Ingredients::

Coffee.
Water.
Salt.
Aloe Vera (Good Extract or Gel or cuttings from a plant - Go with whatever you got).

To do:

Place 6 full tea spoons of coffee into your mug (or whatever your using).
Now place around 2 inches or 5cm of water into the mug.
Now place 1 full tea spoon of salt into the mug.
You want around 2 full tea spoons of Aloe Vera. If you use cuttings from a plant, squish it all up into a gunk first then add it into the mug.
Stir for around 10 to 15 seconds.

Rubba-dub-dub.

Place all 4 fingers into the mug and give 'em a wriggle.
Make sure they're covered in the scrub.
Now do the other hand.
Rub it all in to our face, you want to spend at least 30 seconds having a good rub.
All over, spread it out & rub it in.
Take care around your eyes, rinse eyes with plenty of water if you get any in.

Once you've spent at least 30 seconds rubbing it all in ... you're finished.

All done.

Scroll down to "Rinse it All Off".

Rinse it All Off.

Ok guys, no instructions required here.

You know what to do.

The only one thing to mention is that if you used Aloe Vera in some form, you might want to use a sponge or a cloth/flannel to make sure you get it all off.

That's it. That's all. All done.

You're Now a Clean Mean Handsome Machine.

We did say it was quick & easy!

This is what you've just done for your face.

Anti-bacterial:

You face is now almost completely free of bacteria. The skin on the hands and face get more exposed to all the microscopic stuff floating around in the air than the skin of any other body part. Now yours is clean & shiny.

Anti-fungal:

Similar to the above, there are always microscopic fungae floating around in the air. They've been around on the earth longer than humans have so no need to sweat about it. Your face is now micro-fungal free.

Anti-microbial:

What's a microbial? - Examples of microorganisms include bacteria, archaea, algae, protozoa, and microscopic bugs such as the dust mite.

Caffeine kills dust mites and many other 'micro things' that float around the place. Good news is, they're not on your face.

If you added salt to your coffee scrub:

The benefits are the same as above, except stronger. Salt (Sodium chloride -NaCl) is a very powerful and natural anti bacterial agent. A lot of people just don't realise how strong this stuff is at killing bacteria and other micro things that we don't really want on our faces.

If you added Aloe Vera to your scrub:

As well as containing anti-oxidant properties, Aloe V is also anti-bacterial and comes with a whole plethora of other healthy benefits for your skin. And guys, no it's not a "woman thing". It's just a plant put there by nature that contains a lot of health benefits for your skin. Just google "Aloe Vera skin benefits". You'll get a few million results.

If you use a gel or an extract, make sure you get a good quality one to make sure you get al the benefits to be had.

One more thing ... could it actually cost any less? Especially if you only used coffee or coffee with salt. No need to purchase expensive smelling chemicals to cleanse your face. Just go with what nature gave us.

And that's all folks!

Thank you for reading our article. We hope you found it quick, easy and straight to the point. We don't waffle on just for the sake of filling up the page. If you'd like to learn how to do a few more things with your own coffee, have a look at a few of our other articles, it's all helpful stuff.

Thank you.