There’s nothing like going to a spa and getting a nice body exfoliating treatment. It’s both relaxing and revitalizing.

Although I used olive oil here, this recipe would also work with vitamin E oil or sweet almond oil. If you find the scrub too ...

Yes, it’s scrub time, this week, too, as lots of readers did indicate to me that they would like to see a few more body scrub beauty tips. Okay, here we go then… You will need 1/2 cup of brown sugar ...

The best time to use a body scrub is in the shower or bath. Start by wetting your skin thoroughly with warm water. This helps ...

According to Mitchell, body scrubs contain physical exfoliators, or “abrasive ingredients,” such as sugar or salt, that slough off dull, rough skin, revealing a smoother, more radiant layer ...

Muscovado sugar is prone to drying out, forming indestructible lumps that defy melting and can leave little lumps in your cake batter. Soften brown sugar in the microwave in a burst of 15-20 seconds.

I tested the First Aid Beauty KP Bump Eraser scrub to see what all hype was about—and I was not disappointed. Here’s my ...

You also need an amazing body scrub ... surgery at Brown Dermatology and an assistant professor of dermatology at Brown University’s Warren Alpert School of Medicine. “Scrubs also allow ...

Chef Erick Williams brings us this recipe that oozes with the sweet, spiced flavors of autumn. Ginger, brown sugar, orange juice, honey, and pecans create a syrupy glaze that complements the ...