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Lavender Sea Salt Scrub

Lavender Sea Salt Scrub

Lavender essential oil is one of the favorite scents in the universe, and sea salt is naturally exfoliating.  Combine the two with unscented body oil to make your own aromatherapy!

 
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Step 1Gather Ingredients

Gather Ingredients

To make your own, first equip yourself with some decent containers. Canning jars, old jelly jars, even plastic containers with lids will do. I chose these 12 oz. glass jars with plain lids from The Container Store.  Next, gather the following ingredients to make 36 oz. of lavender sea salt scrub: 18 oz. coarse sea salt, 18 oz. fine sea salt*, 4 fluid oz. grapeseed oil*, ½ fluid oz. lavender essential oil, dried lavender buds (optional) *You can skip the fine sea salt and go with just the coarse sea salt, but the mixture of the two is really nice. Also, look for other natural unscented body oils like almond, avocado, or even vegetable glycerin. I found all of my ingredients (except the lavender buds which came from my garden) at Whole Foods.

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Mar 7, 2012. 2:11 PMTheSunshineBride says:
I *love* this article! I think the scrub would make an amazing bridesmaid gift or wedding favor for a Lavender or herbal theme wedding.
I've linked to your post from my article on creating beautiful D.I.Y. spa favors to help a bride to be to relax @ http://thesunshinebride.blogspot.com/2012/03/diy-lavender-bath-and-beauty-relaxation.html
- Dana, The Sunshine Bride
Jan 6, 2012. 4:20 PMdrippingdream says:
Thanks for this! I have a question: If using Epsom salt, should I avoid/add particular ingredients?
Jan 5, 2012. 4:32 PMscoochmaroo says:
LOVE IT
Cannot wait to see more!

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