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This easy four-ingredient sugar scrub is simple to make and inexpensive. It’s the perfect homemade gift for girlfriends or family. I plan to use mine as a housewarming gift, birthday gift and a hostess gift. You could even make these for your bridal party, or as favors for a baby shower. The gift ideas are endless!
Vanilla-Coconut Sugar Scrub
Author: Stacy Dutton
Type: Bath and Body
Serves: 2 8oz Mason Jars
Ingredients
- ½ cup solid organic virgin coconut oil (from Trader Joe's)
- 1¼ cup white sugar
- Seeds from ½ vanilla pod (split the pod lengthwise, scrape the tiny black seeds out with the tip of your knife)
- ¼ teaspoon of vanilla extract
Instructions
[/url]- Use the whisk attachment on your mixer and whip ½ cup solid coconut oil for about 2 minutes.
[/url]- Add the white sugar and the seeds from the vanilla pod. Mix together for another 1-2 minutes.
[/url]- Transfer to an air tight container and keep in a cool place until ready for use.
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Notes
Adapted from Wonky Wonderful
To package my Vanilla-Coconut Sugar Body Scrub for gifting, I spooned the scrub into small mason jars. Then I covered the jar lid with a personalized label, and added a tag to complete my gift!
Used In This Project:
- Diamond Hang Tags • I chose the “Luxe” style in tuxedo with the custom Bookeyed Jack font.
- Circle Labels • I chose the “Luxe” style in tuxedo with the custom Bookeyed Jack font.
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Stacy is the Art Director at Evermine. She is a new mother and lover of stationery, pie, and dark chocolate.
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Your photography is absolutely amazing and now I just wanna smother my body in this deeee-licious scrub! <3
Love Love Love this scrub. I use it all over my body in the shower a couple times a week and it has taken the place of my face cleanser. Stupid easy to make and smells good enough to eat 🙂 Thank you for sharing this recipe, I make it all the time.
Glad you love the scrub as much as I do Kate – and yes it smells good enough to eat! 😉
I have seen something similar as a baby shower favor that was pink. Have you ever tried this and if so what additive might I use for a baby pink color?? Love your ideas and photography as well! Thanks for sharing;)
This is amazing. How many jars can you get from this recipe?
Sounds Delicious!
How long will this keep?
Want to make ahead for a few people for Christmas.