Shea Sugar Scrub

This scrub is the perfect blend of sugar, oils and butter to leave your skin feeling smooth and moisturized after each use. The thickness of this s...

This scrub is the perfect blend of sugar, oils and butter to leave your skin feeling smooth and moisturized after each use. The thickness of this scrub will help it to stay put and not make a mess on the shower floor. You will love the blend of mango nectar & hibiscus which will keep your skin smelling wonderful all day!

Directions

To a large bowl, add Evening Primrose, Macadamia Nut Oil, Safflower Oil, Avocado Oil and Hemp Seed Oil.

To a separate small bowl, add shea butter. Place bowl in microwave and heat at 50% powder in 30 second bursts until melted. Add to oils and stir.

To the large bowl, add Glycerin, Poly 20 and Aloe Vera Gel and gently stir.

To a small container, mix fragrance oil with 2 scoops of Ultramarine Blue Pigment Powder. Stir until blended.

Mix into larger bowl along with Vitamin E and Preservative.

Weigh out Sugar into a bowl breaking up any larger pieces. If necessary, the sugar can be put through a sifter to break up any clumps.

Slowly add sugar into larger mixture and stir until well incorporated.

Sprinkle Xanthan Gum over scrub and stir well.

Fill jars to approximately 10.5 ounces each and apply lid. The scrub will thicken after sitting for an hour or two.

Label product accordingly.

To Use

Apply to wet skin and massage. Rinse with warm water. Shea
butter is a fan favorite in handmade skincare, and for good reason: It’s
creamy, deeply moisturizing, and feels luxurious on your skin. When
blended with sugar and skin-loving oils, you get a dreamy, spa-worthy
scrub you can make right at home.Whether you're crafting for
yourself, giving thoughtful gifts, or building a product line, our Shea
Butter Sugar Scrub recipe is customizable, cost-effective, and leaves
your skin feeling soft, smooth, and glowing.Every ingredient to make a sugar scrub for body DIY is chosen with care to nourish and refresh your skin:

Shea Butter: Known for its rich texture and emollient properties, shea butter locks in moisture and soothes dry skin.
Sugar: A gentle exfoliant that buffs away dull skin without irritation, making it ideal for regular use.
Vitamin E Oil: Supports skin repair and helps extend the shelf life of your scrub.
Essential Oils (optional): Add a personal touch with your favorite scent!
Scoop & Apply: Use clean hands to scoop out a small amount of scrub.
Massage: Gently rub it onto damp skin in circular motions, focusing on areas that need extra smoothing, like elbows, knees, or feet.
Rinse Off: Use warm water to rinse thoroughly and pat skin dry.

Pro Tip: It is suggested to use this scrub 2–3 times a week to keep skin silky-smooth and radiant.How do you make your own sugar scrub with shea butter?With
our exfoliating scrub recipe, it’s simple: melt or whip shea butter,
mix in your oils, fold in sugar, and add essential oils if desired.
That’s it!How do you make whipped sugar scrub?Use
a hand mixer to whip your shea butter until light and fluffy. Then
gently blend in the other ingredients. The whipped texture makes this
scrub feel extra luxurious.How do you make body scrub with Epsom salt?Just
swap the sugar for Epsom salt in this recipe to enjoy a detoxifying,
mineral-rich scrub. It pairs beautifully with shea butter for both
exfoliation and hydration.How long does homemade shea sugar scrub last?Stored
in a cool, dry place and handled cleanly, your scrub should last 4 to 6
months. Vitamin E and essential oils can help extend shelf life.

Ingredient Label

Sugar, Glycerin, Polysorbate 20, Water, Carbomer, Triisopropanolamine, Aloe Vera Juice, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Diazolidinyl Urea, Shea Butter, Evening Primrose Oil, Macadamia Nut Oil, Safflower Oil, Avocado Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Fragrance, Xantham Gum, Vitamin E, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Sorbic Acid, Ultramarines.

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