Versatile Sea Salt Body Scrub Recipe

Similar to the easy bubble bath recipe, this sea salt body scrub recipe is also made using a liquid base. It’s a nice versatile recipe made using an MP liquid soap base, sea salt, and some wonderful oils.

You can add a bit more salt or mix in a little more soap to achieve your desired texture. It’s best to make your salt scrub with fine sea salt; although you can use rock salt, it is scratchier and can be a bit too harsh for sensitive skin.

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• 1) Versatile Sea Salt Body Scrub Recipe
  • 1.1) Ingredients
  • 1.2) Equipment
  • 1.3) Instructions
  • 1.4) Notes

Versatile Sea Salt Body Scrub Recipe

This homemade sea salt body scrub is made using a liquid base. Its a nice, versatile recipe made using an MP liquid soap base, sea salt, and some wonderful oils.

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Prep Time: 15 minutes minutes

Active Time: 20 minutes minutes

Total Time: 35 minutes minutes

Difficulty Level: Easy

Yield: 10 oz

Author: Angela Wills

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Ingredients

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• 8 oz Liquid Soap (clear and unscented base)
• 1.5 cups Dead Sea Salt (must be 1.natural)
• 1.5 tbsp Melt & Pour Soap Base (clear and unscented base)
• 1 tbsp Sweet Almond Oil (Jojoba, Sunflower or Hemp Seed oils are good substitutes)

Equipment

• Digital Scales
• Mixing Bowl (Glass, Aluminium or PET)
• Spoon or Spatula

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Instructions

• Gather your ingredients
  
• Place the liquid soap base into a bowl, then melt the Melt and Pour soap, and then add it to the Liquid soap Base.
  8 oz Liquid Soap, 1.5 tbsp Melt & Pour Soap Base
  
• You will need to stir quickly so that the Melt and Pour soap doesn’t harden up.
  
• Place the salt into a separate bowl or jug. Add the oil plus the essential/fragrance oil and stir well.
  1.5 cups Dead Sea Salt, 1 tbsp Sweet Almond Oil
  
• Fold the salt mixture into the liquid soap base. Cover then set aside for up to 24 to 48 hour until it has fully hardened. If after 48 hours the scrub is too thin for your liking you can add a little more salt or melt a little more melt and our soap and mix it in well.
  
• Transfer your diy salt scrub to a suitable container and enjoy.
  

Notes

If after 48 hours your sea salt scrub is too thin for your liking, you can add a bit more salt or mix in a little more melted melt and pour soap. You will need to wait another 48 hours before transferring to a container. If the scrub is too thick, mix in a little more liquid soap base until you are happy with it.

Category: DIY Bath & Body

Cuisine: N/A

Difficulty: Easy

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