This body scrub has the exfoliating power of sea salt and it is ultra moisturizing. You can also use it as a bath salt. When stored in pretty jars, it makes a great gift!


This body scrub has the exfoliating power of sea salt and it is ultra moisturizing. You can also use it as a bath salt. When stored in pretty jars, it makes a great gift!
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Pour 2 cups of your salts (you can use coarse sea salt or Epsom, do not use table salt!) into a large bowl. Add 1/2 cup of oil (I like sweet almond oil, but you can use anything, baby oil, palm, avocado, even olive oil). Add a few drops of essential oil for scent or food coloring if desired and mix well.
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Alexandria Sherbert
19 Jun 13:27
These are great, such a lovely gift idea!
Cat Morley
19 Jun 14:18
Mmm lovely, thanks for sharing!
GreenLeaf
29 Jun 00:38
What a great gift idea for my mum!
Gabby.
05 Oct 23:18
im soo going to make some!!!
Patsy B.
08 Dec 18:51
Why not table salt?
jojobeandesigns
10 Dec 22:07
Patsy B: Table salt is far too fine, and it will just turn to mush when you blend it with oil. It also lacks the real exfoliating quality that the bigger grains of kosher or epsom salts have.
Nancy P.
22 Feb 15:36
Hi! Love your idea of a gift. But can you let me know approximately how long we can keep the salt in the jar? Thank you!
jessica;;
16 May 09:36
Hi,
these are so cute !
i'm definately going to make them :)
but, does the almond oil (or other oils) effect the smell at all?
or will it just smell of the essential oils?
thanks x
(^.^)
Chococat
24 Jun 07:59
where can you get those jars?