Rose Honey Sugar Scrub

 Rose Honey Sugar Scrub

Indulge in a self-care routine with flowers to accompany. This rose honey sugar scrub is sure to create a shower or bath routine to help ease the discomfort of dry skin. And it’s customizable! You can add in essential oils that you prefer! Just be sure every ingredient is safe for your skin.

Rose Honey Sugar Srcub

 Supplies

·       Mixing Bowl

·       Small Microwavable Bowl

·       Hand Mixer

·       Spatula or Spoon

·       Glass Jar for storing

Ingredients

·       1/2 cup of rose petals (kitchen grade) (leave a few petals to the side for decoration)

·       ½ cup of coconut oil

·       ½ cup of Granulated Sugar

·       1 tablespoon of Honey

·       1 tablespoon of Cocoa butter Body Oil

·       ½ tablespoon of Vegetable Glycerin

·       1-2 drops of chamomile essential oil

·       1-2 drops of lavender essential oil

·       1 drop of rose essential oil

Instructions

1.     Melt your coconut oil in the microwave in your small bowl for 20-30 seconds

2.    Add your sugar, coconut oil, honey, cocoa butter body oil, and vegetable glycerin to your mixing bowl.

3.    Mix your ingredients slowly with an electric hand mixer.

4.    Drop in your essential oils, mix in

5.     Add in your rose petals and mix into your scrub

6.    Once everything is mixed together, grab a spoon or spatula to scoop the scrub into your glass jar.

Your scrub will last about 1-2 months, but longer if refrigerated, about 3 months.

Use your scrub on your legs and feet or areas of the body that feel more “rough”. Not recommended for face.

 This scrub is fully customizable! I added patchouli to one of the mixes, and it smelled divine with the roses! My daughter and I also added geranium to the first batch; it smelled wonderful, but note with the rose, it’s pretty strong!

And I know I noted, maybe don’t use it on your face, but I use it on my face! It feels magical! I like that you can add in different essential oils- I added patchouli because I love the warm smell with the florals. Just make sure you don’t have any allergies or sensitivities to any oils before mixing them into your scrub. Lastly, just make sure to keep scrub out of reach of little kiddos and pets, since there is coconut oil in it, it might be desirable for a dog to take a sample. We don’t want that. :)

If you try this scrub at home, let me know in the comments!