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Make your own sugar scrub using ingredients you have at home. You control the ingredients and can customize it based on your own preferences and/or available materials. Not only does it exfoliate but it leaves the skin silky soft. Never pay high prices for commercially produced sugar scrubs again.
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You Need:
1/4 cup olive oil*
1/2 cup granulated or brown sugar
essential oils for scent (optional)
herbs (optional)**
*Optional Oils:
sweet almond oil -- replace olive oil entirely or use in place of part of the olive oil
coconut oil -- replace olive oil entirely or use in place of part of the olive oil
jojoba oil -- replace about 1 teas to 1 Tbsp of the olive oil
vitamin E oil -- replace about 1 teas of the olive oil
**Optional Herbs --You can use whatever herbs you'd like or none at all. Suggestions include:
mint
lavender
chamomile
thyme
rosemary
1/4 cup olive oil*
1/2 cup granulated or brown sugar
essential oils for scent (optional)
herbs (optional)**
*Optional Oils:
sweet almond oil -- replace olive oil entirely or use in place of part of the olive oil
coconut oil -- replace olive oil entirely or use in place of part of the olive oil
jojoba oil -- replace about 1 teas to 1 Tbsp of the olive oil
vitamin E oil -- replace about 1 teas of the olive oil
**Optional Herbs --You can use whatever herbs you'd like or none at all. Suggestions include:
mint
lavender
chamomile
thyme
rosemary
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Sometimes I like to mix the "sugar in the raw" with the regular sugar scrub if I'm using it on my legs, knees, feet, etc for a bit more grip. :)
Thank you for making me smile about something that was so long ago!
Cheers!
Great idea for the superfine sugar and the sugar in the raw. It makes so much sense to adjust the size of the crystals for the use.