body scrub recipe

Get ready for beautiful soft, glowing skin! This edible DIY Sugar Body Scrub is so easy to make and will leave your skin incredibly soft and supple!

Glow Sugar Scrub (Diy Sugar Body Scrub)

sugar of choice (organic pure cane, brown pure cane, turbinado, etc.)

olive oil

tsp vanilla extract w/o alcohol

vitamin E oil

lemon, juice of

GLOW SUGAR SCRUB (DIY SUGAR BODY SCRUB)

Place sugar in a small/medium size container and add the oil 1 tablespoon at a time, mixing in between. You want the consistency to be sandy, not soupy. If the mix is too soupy the sugars will dissolve in a day or two and not slough the skin as well, but you will still get added moisture from the oil.

To Use

At the end of showering, it’s best to pat the skin dry a bit and then rub in circular motions all over the body and rinse well. I find it works best after soaking in the tub for at least 20 minutes. This will really loosen the skin making the scrub work at its best leaving your skin soft and supple!

Can be used 2 – 4 times a week (depending on the sugar type).

Store

I am going to try to make it tomorrow for my mom because it is Mother's day in two days and did you make this up and do you have any ideas of what else I can make?

This is ay-may-zang! I loved this recipe and my skin felt like butter! I added a very small 2 drops of vanilla extract and that made it 2x as good! (if that's even possible =] ) My dad actually said he would pay me to make his skin rub. He has very dry skin so I'm glad I could find a good recipe for my dad and I. Will be making again! =]

Glow Sugar Scrub (DIY Sugar Body Scrub)

Place sugar in a small/medium size container and add the oil 1 tablespoon at a time, mixing in between. You want the consistency to be sandy, not soupy. If the mix is too soupy, the sugars will dissolve in a day or two and not slough the skin as well, but you will still get added moisture from the oil.

At the end of showering, pat the skin dry and gently rub the sugar scrub in a circular motion over your body, rinse well. I find it works best after soaking in the tub for at least 20 minutes. Soaking first will help soften the skin, allowing the scrub work to at its best, leaving your skin soft and supple!

It can be used 2 – 4 times a week (depending on the sugar type).

Sugar scrub should be sealed when not in use and stored on a shower caddy or kept in a cabinet. It is best used within 1 month.

Me and my sister did two years ago still this love it so much

Such a simple recipe, but such a great product!! This is the first time to use a scrub, and I went with brown sugar, sweet almond oil (calendula infused), and a bit of lemon juice. I love it. Planning to make this for holiday gifts - thanks!

Thanks for the recipe! 
I'm new to making sugar scrubs and I do have a question. I don't know how anyone would answer but here's my question. 
I'm still learning what acids can't and can go together. 
Today I made a body/face scrub his g these ingredients
Dark roast coffee grounds
Brown sugar
Citric acid powder (very very little) 
Coconut oil
Jojoba oil
Argon oil
Extra virgin olive oil
Pure organic vanilla extract (like a little splash) 
And a small amount of fragrance oil. 

My question here is, whit these ingredients, are any of the acids from the ingredients fighting each other or blocking each other? 
I want to add a couple more ingredients, and remove the olive oil. I do want to add grapeseed oil and sesame oil. I do this know if I should switch out my citric acid powder for lactic acid powder? 
But this recipe is nice while taking a week long break from my makeshift recipe. Lol! Thank you!

I had spilled about 2 cups of white pure cane sugar on my counter, which was clean, and didn't want to throw it all out. So I added a cup of brown sugar, coconut oil, some imitation vanilla and some lemon juice because that was all I had on hand. It is such a sweet, comforting yet crisp scent and honestly I ended up eating about ½ cup of it. Lol.

Love this recipe, it is my second time making it. It is so moisturizing!

This worked wonders for my skin! I added 1/4 tsp cinnamon and about 1/8 tsp nutmeg, ginger, and tumeric, and this worked so so well!

Looking to learn how to make a salt scrub recipe? This basic recipe will help you customize it to your liking so you can maximize the detox benefits of this therapeutic scrub.

How To Make a Salt Scrub

salt

oil (jojoba, olive, avocado

preferred essential oils

tbsp add-ins i.e. coffee grinds, almond meal, herbs etc..

Mix together sea salt and carrier oil until well combined.

Add in essential oils until desired scent reached (10-20 drops) and any optional add-ins.

Store in a sealed jar in a cool location until ready for use.

When using: scoop out desired amount and scrub onto clean, damp skin. Wash off completely.

Thanks for this! Definitely gonna try it after having a little sample of a salt scrub to use on my hands at a restaurant tonight. My hands feel GREAT! So soft! I can't believe how wonderful it feels. Can't wait to try on my feet!

I used red salt, crushed rose petals, and rose and grapefruit essential oils with these proportions and it turned out very lovely.

Thank you for your wonderful recipe. I used extra fine olive oil and sea salt from Messologi for my heels and it sid wonders!💕💕💕

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