I don't know about you but running the heat indoors and the winter air outdoors, dries my skin out. I love the pampered feeling of using a salt scrub while I'm in the shower but I don't love the price of these luxury scrubs. I've found that they're simple and inexpensive to make and I can custom blend my favorite scents. Here is my recipe:
1/2 Cup Sea salt,
3 to 4 TBSP. Epsom salt,
4 TBSP. light Olive oil, or other light oil of your choice,
6 to 8 drops essential oil,
2 drops Tea Tree oil.
Combine all ingredients. Apply to moist skin. Scrub and rinse. Could also be used in a warm bath. Just add a tablespoon or so and soak!
I used Wild Chamomile in the scrub that I made today and I always add a couple of drops of Tea Tree oil for it's skin soothing properties. Most of the ingredients can be found at the grocery store. You may have to check your local health or whole food store for the oils. Enjoy the pampering!
I don't know about you but running the heat indoors and the winter air outdoors, dries my skin out. I love the pampered feeling of using a salt scrub while I'm in the shower but I don't love the price of these luxury scrubs. I've found that they're simple and inexpensive to make and I can custom blend my favorite scents. Here is my recipe:
1/2 Cup Sea salt,
3 to 4 TBSP. Epsom salt,
4 TBSP. light Olive oil, or other light oil of your choice,
6 to 8 drops essential oil,
2 drops Tea Tree oil.
Combine all ingredients. Apply to moist skin. Scrub and rinse. Could also be used in a warm bath. Just add a tablespoon or so and soak!
I used Wild Chamomile in the scrub that I made today and I always add a couple of drops of Tea Tree oil for it's skin soothing properties. Most of the ingredients can be found at the grocery store. You may have to check your local health or whole food store for the oils. Enjoy the pampering!
