Melon Salt Scrub Scoops Recipe

Here is a little scoop of heaven...watermelon scented salt scrubs.  Use only one while your bath or shower as a gentle exfoliant on heels or elbows.  Learn how to make these Melon Salt Scrub Scoops which comes from the Wholesale Supplies Plus website.

Margarita Lime Salt Scrub

Do you love margaritas? Here is a salt scrub from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Margarita Lime. This salt recipe is emulsified so it remains thick and will not separate. The fine European salt acts as a gentle exfoliant while the lime and aloe butter will leave your skin soft and moisturized.

Salsa Salt Scrub

Chips and salsa are always served at a Mexican restaurant.  If you love chips and salsa, then this recipe for Salsa Salt Scrub from Wholesale Supplies Plus would be perfect for you.

Raspberry Jam Scrub DIY

I love Raspberry Jam.  I found this Raspberry Jam Scrub recipe from The Soap Queen which is a quick and easy project that comes together in about 15 minutes and when you use it it leaves your skin feeling soft and smooth.  The basis of this recipe is a fine grained pink sea salt, which is known for its beautiful color.  And if you add a touch of beet root powder then the pink hue will be amplified.

Blackberry Tea Salt Scrub

Love using salt scrubs while you shower?  I found this interesting recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Blackberry Tea Salt Scrub,  What is so interesting about it is the Pink Sea Salt.  What is Pink Sea Salt?  It is mined from ancient sea deposits in the Himalayan Mountains and it is considered to be one of the purest salts around,  These salts along with the moisturizing properties of the coconut and hazel nut oils, makes this a luxurious skin pampering experience.

Orange Poppy Seed Salt Scrub DIY

Whether you use a salt or sugar scrub, either one is great to exfoliate your skin while you are showering.  If you prefer a salt scrub over a sugar scrub, I found a recipe from The Soap Queen called Orange Poppy Seed Salt Scrub.  Learn how to make this simple scrub with just a few ingredients.  The base is fine grade Dead Sea Salt, Poppy Seeds (for extra scrub), Orange Peel (for color), Essential Oil for scenting and some other ingredients.

Kauai Red Sea Salt Scrub DIY

Have you always wanted to learn how to make your own salt scrub but you do not know where to begin?  Salt scrubs are the easiest body product to start off with.  This recipe from The Soap Queen Kauai Red Sea Salt Scrub is for those beginners out there.

Apple & Sage Salt Scrub DIY

Yesterday I posted a sugar scrub recipe. If that did not tempt you or you prefer a salt scrub, here is a recipe from The Soap Queen called Apple and Sage Salt Scrub. If you choose a salt or sugar scrub, either of them help exfoliate the skin.  They help your favorite moisturizer absorb into your skin, leaving it soft and smooth.  Handmade scrubs are even better because you can customize the ingredients and create a fun design like in today's recipe.

Cleansing Orange Spice Salt Scrub

One of my favorite scents this time is of the year is orange spice.  The combination of orange, cinnamon and clove just makes me happy.  If you love that aroma and you love to use salt scrubs then you may want to check out this recipe from The Soap Queen called Cleansing Orange Salt Scrub. This is a very simple recipe to make and it should take you only 20 minutes to make.  Once you are finished you should have 4-5 four ounce jars.  Great for giving out as gifts.

Coconut Oil Salt Scrub

Forget buying those expensive scrubs from the stores and make your own in just minutes.  Here is a recipe which appears on Health and Natural Living called Coconut Oil Salt Scrub which originally comes from Coconut Mama.  So go directly to How to Make A Coconut Salt Scrub on Coconut Mama's website and get started.

Shimmering Sea Salt Scrub Recipe

Spring is arriving on Friday and it is not to late to get your skin in shape.  You are probably how can you do that?  Well, you can making this Shimmering Sea Salt Scrub recipe from The Soap Queen.

So you have never used a salt scrub before and are wondering how a scrub works?  Well, the sea salt removes the dead skin, while the oils leave the skin feeling hydrated and smooth.  According to the Soap Queen, the end result is moisturized, extra soft skin.  Since this recipe uses hard hard oils that become liquid when heated, the texture of the scrub will depend on the temperature of the room.  Just remember that using a scrub in the shower will create a slippery surface so be careful.

Sea Clay Dry Salt Scrub

Is your skin feeling a little dry or flaky lately?  Well, it is time to scrub.  If you do not have a scrub then you can create this Sea Clay Dry Salt Scrub from The Soap Queen.  This dry scrub uses a combination of gentle baking soda, extra fine Epsom salt, fine grain dead sea salt and poppy seeds that creates a scrub that gives plenty of exfoliation.  Also in this recipe is a sea clay which adds a touch of gentle scrub and oil absorbing properties.

Margarita Epsom Salt Scrub

Cinco de Mayo will be coming up soon.  So why not celebrate with this recipe for Margarita Epsom Salt Scrub from The Soap Queen. One thing about this salt scrub is that you will never get a hangover. Even if you do not celebrate Cinco de May or drink this is still a great addition to your bathing experience.

Coconut Oil & Pink Salt Scrub

If you loved the Pink Salt Foot Scrub recipe that appeared here yesterday, then you will love the Coconut Oil and Pink Salt Scrub recipe to use all over your body.  This is another easy project from The Soap Queen that can be made very quickly.

Shea Butter Salt Scrub Recipe

Love to use an exfoliate in the shower? Here is a Shea Butter Salt Scrub recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus that you may just like to try.  This particular recipe is gentle exfoliant that helps remove dead skin while it refreshes and brightens leaving your skin renewed and moisturized.  Would you believe that this an easy project to make?  To tell you the truth it is.  It will only take you a half hour to make (10) four ounce jars.

Ginger/Lemon Salt Scrubs and Spicy Breathing Space Salve

Love Lemon and Ginger?  Here are two recipes by Jade Shutes from The East West School for Herbal and Aromatic Studies:  Ginger/Lemon Salt Scrub and Spicy Breathing Space Salve. These recipes are very easy to make and would be wonderful as gifts.  So it time to get started making gifts for Mother's Day or whatever you are celebrating.

Creamy Carrot Salt Scrub

 

Are carrots your favorite vegatable? Well, we know that it is Bugs Bunny's.  This Creamy Carrot Salt Scrub recipe from The Natural Beauty Workshop has a great ingredient called  Shealoe Butter. It's so light, fluffy, and creamy! It has a remarkable texture that feels cool, clean, and soothing. Plus, it looks like frosting. Add a little Carrot Oil to shealoe and it turns a gorgeous shade of orange-yellow. This fluffy concoction is the base for our Creamy Carrot Salt Scrub Recipe, a moisturizing scrub scented with Ginger, Vanilla, and Lemon Essential Oils, making it downright yummy.

 

 

Peppermint Salt Scrub Cubes Recipes

If you have ever made sugar scrub cubes before, here is a recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus on how to make Peppermint Salt Scrub Cubes.  It is very similiar to making sugar scrub cubes but you are using a medium grain salt instead of granulated sugar.  Even though the author says this would be great for summer, I thought the peppermint scent reminded me more of Christmas. Wow! What a great gift to give to your friends during the holiday season.  If you change the fragrance, you can give it out anytime of the year!

Sweet Suds Salt Scrub

Did you know that salt scrub recipes is great for using in the kitchen? It leaves hands feeling soft and pampered after one has completed household chores. Most of us would use it primarily in the shower. But why not try this Sweet Suds Salt Scrub recipe from Free Bath Recipes and leave it by your sink the next time you do chores.

For this recipe you will need the following ingredients: 2 Oz Babbasu Oil , 2 Oz Jojoba Oilm 4 Oz Soap Shreds, 1 Pound Sea Salt, 2 Oz Cocoa Butter, 1 Tablespoon EO or 2 Tablespoons FO
Several Drops Favorite Colorant.

Complete instructions on how to make this salt scrub recipe is provided at http://www.craftlets.com/.

Watermelon Salt Scrub Scoops

This recipe for Watermelon Salt Scrub Scoops from Wholesale Supplies Plus reminds me of the sugar cube scrubs I learned how to make in Erin's Simply Sugar Scrubs class at The Nova Studio. It is similiar in the way that it is a scrub but in this recipe is salt instead of sugar and shape is different. I will have to give this recipe a try and see if sugar would work instead of the salt.