How to Make Sugar Scrub Soap

Our skin can feel dry and itchy when our skin sheds dead cells, if we do not use products that make the skin moist and soft. However, often we look at the cost of commercial bath products, and they are not affordable. Thus, we may wonder how to make sugar scrub soap so we can save some money and not worry about using harsh chemicals.

Supplies

• 3/4 cup brown sugar


• 1/2 cup old fashion Oatmeal


• Mortar and pestle


• 1/4 cup honey


• 2 tablespoon essential oil 


• 1/4 teaspoon fragrance oil 


• 6 or 8 ounce jar

1. Get a mortar and pestle, and grind a 1/2-cup of the oatmeal. Make sure you are using the old fashion oatmeal and not the instant.


2. Get a large bowl and add 3/4-cup brown sugar and the ground oatmeal together and mix together.


3. Take a 1/4-cup of honey and add to the mixture and continue mixing until combined completely.


4. Take your essential oil such as grapeseed, jojoba or sweet almond oil saturate   the mixture completely. 


5. Add a 1/4-teaspoon of your favorite fragrance oil such as vanilla, and stir the mixture together. The mixture should be completely saturated.


6. Get a clean wide mouth jar and add the mixture to the jar and seal.

Method 2 Brown Sugar and Lemon

Supplies

• 1/2 cup brown sugar


• 1/2 cup kosher salt


• 1 tablespoon lemon juice


• 1 tablespoon honey


• 1 tablespoon coconut oil


• Clean jar

1. Purchase the ingredients you need if you do not have any readily available. You can purchase the essential oils at your favorite craft store. The fragrance oil, as well as the food items, is available at most grocery stores. You can also find fragrance oils at your local dollar store.


2. Take a 1/2-cup brown sugar it does not matter if it is light or dark, and add a 1/2-cup of kosher salt.


3. Get one tablespoon lemon juice, and add one tablespoon each of the honey and virgin coconut oil and mix together with the sugar and salt mixture until completely saturated. 


4. Find a clean jar with a lid such as Mason jar or baby food jars and add the mixture. Close the jar tightly, decorate and add a label if you are giving the scrub as a gift, or you just want it to look good.