Easy homemade sugar scrubs are great as gifts or just to treat yourself. This is a Organic Sugar Scrub That Kids Can Make. This diy sugar scrub kids love making it. It is fun for them to do and it is the perfect gift to give. I will also share a variety of scents that you can try. There is peppermint, lavender, honey, vanilla, and coffee sugar scrub. What I like about these recipes is that it only requires common kitchen ingredients.

Organic Sugar Scrub That Kids Can Make

So there is a basic recipe for this scrub. This is such an easy homemade sugar scrub recipe. All that you have to do is combine 2 cups of Organic Sugar and 1 cup of Coconut Oil. But you can always add different scents. What is great about diy sugars scrubs, you can make them be beneficial to what your skin needs. There are so many skin benefits to coffee and honey, as long with the other scents I like to use. The recipe makes about 3 jars maybe a little extra. Which is perfect if you’re handing them out as gifts because who doesn’t love their own sugar scrub recipe?

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Sugar Scrub

This is an amazing, exfoliating scrub.

Course

Appetizer

Cuisine

American

Prep Time

10 minutes

Cook Time

1 minutes

Passive Time

2 minutes

Servings

Jar

Ingredients

• 1 Cup Organic Coconut Oil
• 2 Cups Organic Sugar

Course Appetizer Cuisine American Prep Time 10 minutes Cook Time 1 minutes Passive Time 2 minutes Servings Jar Ingredients 1 Cup Organic Coconut Oil 2 Cups Organic Sugar

Instructions

Basic Scrub

1. Combine all ingredients in a mixer and mix.

Flavorings

1. Honey: 1 Tbsp added to mixture.
2. Peppermint: 1 Tbsp crushed peppermint added to mixture.
3. Lavender: 1 Tbsp fresh or dried lavender added to mixture.
4. Coffee: 2 Teaspoons
5. Cocoa Butter: 1 Tablespoon

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Organic sugar is the perfect size. Don’t get raw sugar, it’s too coarse. Depending on what scrub you want to do, it can have so many benefits for the body! Once you have all the ingredients for the scrub, it doesn’t take long at all to get a perfect jar of scrub. But if you don’t want to create your own, my shop offers some of these organic sugar scrubs. I use 8 Oz. Mason Jars. Then I get black paper and use a cutter to cut circles. With a metallic sharpie I write what product it is, then tie some twine around. I also leave a little tag on it to write a message.

For honey scrub do the basic scrub recipe, then add 1 tablespoon of honey to the mix. Honey does wonders to skin, I will share an article that shares the benefits of honey. If you want a longer lasting lotion feel, add cocoa butter to the mix. It makes your skin nice and smooth.

Peppermint scrub is so soothing and it smells like Christmas! I just add 1 tablespoon of crushed peppermint to my scrub. You can also add peppermint oil. Peppermint is energizing and stimulating. Read the article to find out more about the benefits of peppermint.

One of my other favorites is coffee! Coffee has so many great benefits for the skin. Coffee just makes your skin so smooth! To my basic sugar scrub, I add 2 teaspoons of ground coffee. I use the Breville hand mixer, it works so well. Yes, it’s a little more spendy but it will last forever!

Organic Sugar Scrub That Kids Can Make

Lavender is a wonderful scrub. Lavender can make you feel relaxed. I add 1 tablespoon of fresh or dried lavender to my scrub mix. You can also add lavender oil which has many great benefits to the skin as well. Another great scrub I like, is vanilla. You can add 1 tablespoon to your mixture paste works great but there is also an essential oil that I use. Vanilla is great to help heal wounds and keeps the skin looking healthy.

The best part about this recipe is, you can mix and combine different ingredients. One I love to do is honey and coffee! There are so many amazing and beneficial options with this sugar scrub! It’s all organic, so you can eat it…I wouldn’t try that! I love giving these away during the holidays too, they make perfect gifts. Make sure you go check out my Instagram for weekly giveaways, sugar scrubs could be included with that! If you love doing diy’s with your kids, here is a no sew pillow tutorial.

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