Instructions:
Measure out your sugar into a large bowl. In a separate container, measure out the shea butter. Melt in microwave at 50% power until melted. Then stir in olive oil. Follow by adding your essential oils and fragrance oil. (If you prefer to keep your sugar scrub 100% natural, simply omit the fragrance oil from the recipe.) Mix well. Now pour your oil and butter mixture into the sugar and stir until thoroughly combined. Place finished sugar scrub into an airtight container until use. This recipe will fill a container that holds 9-10 fluid ounces.
To use, simply scoop the desired amount from container and massage onto skin. The sugar will exfoliate while the oils penetrate and moisturize skin. Please note that some people are sensitive to clove and cinnamon essential oils. So be sure to test in a small, inconspicuous spot before using all over. I tend to have very sensitive skin but found this recipe did not irritate my skin even using after shaving my legs. For this recipe I specifically used the essential oils from Edens Garden. If you’re looking for certified organic essential oils, olive oil and shea butter, I recommend shopping at Mountain Rose Herbs.
Make these sugar scrubs just for you or for family and friends for birthday or holidays – they make great last minute Christmas gifts! And there’s no need to refrigerate!
(Side note: I decorated the top of this sugar scrub for this photo with a pinch of Pink Himalayan Salt and a chocolate mint leaf from my herb garden.)









This would make a great gift! Thanks for sharing your recipe.
Keep up the amazing work
Thanks for sharing at Artsy Corner!
Rebecca we love this! You are being featured on our Facebook page this morning! Thanks for sharing in The Mommy Club. Don’t forget to stop over after 9pm on Tuesday to link up more of your awesome ideas!
Crystal
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This looks great! I bet it smells delicious too! Thanks for joining the party at Keep Calm and Link Up!
Barbara at Chase the Star
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Sounds like a lovely mixture for fall!
Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create! <3 Christina