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Ginger Lime Homemade Salt Scrub Recipe

This freshly scented ginger lime homemade salt scrub recipe is easy to make and is a great way to exfoliate and moisturize dry skin.

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This ginger lime scented homemade salt scrub recipe is just what your skin ordered! Naturally exfoliating, this homemade salt scrub nourishes skin with cocoa butter, coconut oil and grapeseed oil. A ginger and lime scented fragrance oil then polishes off the final product with its fresh, invigorating scent.

Not a fan of lime? Substitute with your favorite skin safe fragrance oils instead or half the amount of fragrance oil needed and use natural essential oils.

Homemade salt scrub recipe with a ginger lime fragrance for glowing skin. This freshly scented ginger lime homemade salt scrub recipe is easy to make and is a great way to exfoliate and moisturize dry skin. Naturally exfoliating, this homemade salt scrub nourishes skin with cocoa butter, coconut oil and grapeseed oil. A ginger and lime scented fragrance oil then polishes off the final product with its fresh, invigorating scent. Take charge of your beauty routine with this DIY skin care recipe.

Ginger Lime Homemade Salt Scrub Recipe

© Rebecca D. Dillon

Ingredients:

1 oz. refined & deodorized cocoa butter
2.3 oz. 76° melt point refined coconut oil
3 oz. grapeseed oil
.1 oz. ginger lime fragrance oil
11 oz. fine dead sea salt
pinch bath safe green pigment powder or mica

Instructions:

Begin by using a digital scale to weigh out the cocoa melt. Place in a large glass Pyrex measuring cup and heat in the microwave at reduced power until fully melted.

Weigh out the coconut oil and stir into the melted cocoa butter. Then do the same with the grape seed oil and fragrance.

In a separate container weigh out the sea salt and and then add a pinch of green (bath approved) pigment powder, for color, if desired. Mix well with a fork.

Now slowly pour the salt into the melted oils stirring with a fork as you go.

Scoop into an 8 oz. container of your choice then allow to cool completely before putting the lid on the container.

To use, simply slather on desired amount in the bath or shower massaging onto your skin as you do so. Rinse well, then pat dry.

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5 Comments

  • Regina

    March 19, 2015 at 10:15 pm

    Would love to use Ginger lime Salt Scrub but have high blood pressure. Is there something i could use in place of the salt rest of ingredients are great. Please

    1. Rebecca D. Dillon

      March 20, 2015 at 9:52 am

      You can substitute the salt with sugar! 🙂

  • Traci Cornell

    March 25, 2015 at 11:08 am

    Hey Rebecca! Question- Any suggestions on to how to “Ship” this so it doesn’t leak? Also, what is the difference between a scrub like this and a “emulsified” scrub? (Besides just the ingredients)
    Sincerely, Traci

    1. Rebecca D. Dillon

      March 25, 2015 at 7:56 pm

      Emulisified scrubs contain both a water base and an oil base so they are more lotion like than oily and tend to completely rinse off. This particular scrub is pretty thick and likely won’t leak except under extreme conditions. However you can put electrical tape around the lid where it meets the jar.

  • Heather

    May 23, 2015 at 10:24 am

    I struggle to find the different type of coconut oils and the ginger lime oil. could I use fresh ginger and limes?

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