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Mix together a variety of ingredients to create this emulsified sugar scrub scented with notes of soft pink petals, creamy blonde woods, and vanilla bean chiffon.

Mix together a variety of ingredients to create this emulsified sugar scrub scented with notes of soft pink petals, creamy blonde woods, and vanill...

Mix together a variety of ingredients to create this emulsified sugar scrub scented with notes of soft pink petals, creamy blonde woods, and vanilla bean chiffon.

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Overall rating: 4.647059 / 5 from 357 reviews.

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Love this!

"Just added to my line and people are really liking them."

— Lucy B. (5/5)

Love These Lip Scrubs

"I love this kit and the instructions were perfect. I found exactly what I was looking for when trying to find a good lip scrub."

— Jenifer M. (5/5)

?????????? Unique, Creamy, and Surprisingly Elegan

"An unexpected but very pleasant combination. The chocolate note is smooth and creamy, not artificial, and the lavender keeps it balanced and sophisticated. Works well in specialty soaps and candles. Definitely a standout fragrance for customers looking for something different."

— FRANK (5/5)

Smell wonderful

"I made holiday soap with this fragrance oil today, it smells really good. But my batch got thick really fast, like within 30 seconds from pouring the lye water in, I had to pour the soap to the loaf mold real quick. For that I only give 4 stars. Hopefully the scent stays after cure."

— Shu Y. (4/5)

Lovely Fragrance

"This is a really nice fragrance for lotions. My goat milk and honey lotion sells well with this fragrance oil"

— Chris (5/5)

Wonderful For Every Season

"This smells so good. Its perfect all year round! I love the smell of sage with bottom hints of jasmine. It has a great citrus smell that is perfect."

— Jennifer (5/5)

The best butter

"I swapped out the fragrance. My final product came out exactly like the body butters Victoria's Secret used to sell. Amazing!"

— Jocelyn (5/5)

Cute lil bee soaps

"Cute, moisturizing, no lingering scent"

— Jocelyn (5/5)

Wonderful flavor

"Love the flavor!"

— Amy (4/5)

Pleasantly Surprised. . .

"I usually make conditioner from scratch so when I saw this it was exciting. A premix that is really that simple? Yes, it is. Lovely conditioner that is very customizable."

— Heather (5/5)

Q&A

what happens if i forgot to had the preservative in this recipe? I cant believe I did that but its true... can it still be used?: This base does contain enough preservative to keep it protected with up to 5% of additives. I would just be careful if your final product is meant to be used directly in the shower, where it would be exposed to extra water.
If leaving out the sugar, can this be used as a in shower lotion? Do you have a recipe or a shower lotion? I wasn't able to find one.: You would have to test on your own if this would make a nice shower lotion. We do have a recipe for one that can be found here:https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/how-to-make-recipes/bourbon-vanilla-in-shower-moisturizer.aspx
Since the Emulsified Sugar Scrub recipe has a preservative, can you add powdered goat milk to the emulsified sugar scrubs? I don't want scrubs that need to be refrigerated. If so, how much would you suggest?: You can add goat milk powder to a scrub. You may want to change the preservative to one that will work better with the goat milk powder. The Phenonip used in this recipe is for oil products and may not protect the scrub with the added goat milk. You might want to consider using Water Soluble PF (Germall Plus Liquid) instead.
I asked the question about Goat Milk Powder in an emulsified sugar scrub. I normally use Optiphen. Would that be ok or do I need to change? Thanks for your help.: Optiphen should work fine. Be sure to check the pH of your scrub as this works best with formulations below 6.0.
Could I substitute the fragrance with a "marshmallow" type fragrance so it would be like a marshmallow fluff?: Yes, you can substitute another fragrance in this recipe.