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How to make a bath scrub for your body

video How to make a bath scrub for your body

I'm 10 and this is super easy. This video shows how to make a bath time treat-- an all natural sugar scrub to clean and moisturize your body.

6 comments

Nov 14, 2010. 1:49 PMJuicy Fruit says:

olive oil instead of veggie oil works real well, too. Good job with the video :)

Oct 9, 2010. 5:42 AMchixi96 says:

WOW ITS REALLLY SOFTENED MY SKIN....GO GIRL

May 10, 2010. 11:22 AMmusical_gamer_girl says:

Thanks! I made salt scrub before but I never thought about sugar.......
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Sep 19, 2009. 2:59 PMLettucehead says:

Hey, good luck with your headband!

Sep 9, 2009. 1:08 PMTinworm says:

Hey Trevadea, that is a really cool instructable. Incidentally, the cheapest and easiest way to clean your hands of almost anything (including, in my case, motor grease, oils, grime, workshop debris etc) is a small glob of dishwashing liquid and a handful of sugar. Rub hands together and after a minute, run hands in water under a tap (faucet) The sugar acts as a bio-degradable abrasive which shifts almost anything. No more need for any expensive garage hand-washing products. I love the simplicity of it.