I make this scrub with grapeseed oil because even oily skins can use this w/o clogging our pores, causing break-outs & getting that icky feeling that anything oily gives to those of us w/oily skin. Plus, depending what you use it in, it soaks in quickly w/o residue OR, like w/this scrub, it washes off easily.
This recipe is for your BODY ONLY. It's very simple & exquisitely effective. You will love this!
You will need:
~4 c. grapeseed oil (there are brands made especially for the body, but you can use your kitchen grapeseed oil just as well)
~25-30 drops of your favorite essential oil ~ EX: lavender (relaxing), sweet orange (clean, rejuvenating), grapefruit (clean, rejuvenating), peppermint (stimulating, opens sinuses ~ use only a SMALL amount), eucalyptus (stimulating, opens sinuses) . . . etc.
Directions:
1) Use a wide-mouthed jar w/a good lid so that you can get to the product easily & any left over can stay fresh.
2) Put the entire 2 c. of sea salt in jar, cover w/the grapeseed oil, add essential oil; stir gently to mix.
3) In the shower, wet your entire body, turn shower off.
4) Scoop out a good amount & gently massage the scrub all over your skin in a circular motion. AVOID any cuts, scrapes of back or chest acne.
5) After you are good & scrubbed, rinse off off w/warm water; towel dry.
6) Apply your favorite body lotion to keep your new, fresh skin nice & soft.
Enjoy!
Blessings from Ohio . . . Kim<><
Hello! I love the salt scrub. What fun idea! I may have to try this out. I'm feeling quite crafty/creative this year.
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~Cinnamon
I have been thinking about salt scrub for my dry skin. You must have read my mind, as this post is very timely...I shall be making this very soon...
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~~HUGS~~
I like this. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this, and i love anything based on grape seed oil, I use it all the time for my massage clients because it's a great carrier for essential oils.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this recipe :)
-Allison
P.S. I love the background of your blog!