This salt scrub is like fall in a jar. Yum! It smells great, feels great, and just like the Lavender Mint Foot Scrub, it's super easy to make.
It's also great for your skin. Epsom salt is known for soothing tense muscles and drawing toxins out of the skin. Cinnamon brings blood and oxygen to the skin's surface, ginger decreases inflammation, and almond oil nourishes the skin.
Ingredients
1 c. Epsom salt
1/2 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp cinnamon
3/4 c. almond or grapeseed oil
Directions
1. Mix epsom salt, ginger and cinnamon in a bowl.
2. Add oil and mix well until salt and spices are completely saturated.
3. Transfer to a half pint jar (using a funnel helps a lot).
Use as often as desired. This also makes a great homemade gift for fall birthdays!
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This is on my to-do list! Thanks, Katie!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Sarah! Thanks for stopping by:)
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Stopping by from Nap Time Creations. How could I pass this up? I can just smell it now.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you stopped by! I love how it smells:)
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I bet this smells heavenly!
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Hi Katie! It does:) Thanks so much for stopping by!
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Yum...even though it's not food ;-) I can almost smell it through the computer screen. Katie, you are such a sweetheart. Thanks for stopping by Posed Perfection today and leaving me all kinds of comment love. I anxious to see what I do with my entryway and door too. ;-) I have put a wreath on the door, but it just draws attention to the fact that the door is terribly faded and in need of a new paint job. I have to try to convince hubby that now is the time to do it. ;-) Have a great week, Katie!
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You're so welcome Nici! I love your mantle. And what you said about your door being faded just cracked me up. Looking forward to seeing the door decorations and your husband's paint job! LOL
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I love the sound of this! I've never attempted to make my own scrub, but this sounds simply divine. I need to make a batch for me and my BFF. We both love all things Autumn! Thanks for posting in the DIY dreamer linky party!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely give it a shot! Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it:)
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stopping by via lil lunas link up!!!! love your blog!!
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Thanks so much Sarah!
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Oh Katie, that looks just so wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by Christine:)
DeleteKatie
Thanks so much for linking this up with the September SPARK party! I just pinned this idea, and it's definitely on my "to-try" list. I'd love a good scrub recipe, and I don't have one that has this unique fall twist to it. Thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks Molly! I appreciate your comment and for pinning this scrub!
DeleteKatie
I wish I could smell this through the computer because it sounds like it would smell so good! Thanks for sharing, Katie.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Megan! Thanks for stopping by:)
DeleteKatie
I am inviting you to come and share this in my Show Your Stuff blog hop:
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Thanks for the invite Julie!
DeleteSounds really good! My daughter and I made a sugar rub awhile back. We will have to try this too! Following you back!
ReplyDeleteMel S
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Thanks Mel!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. Though mine is mix of brown sugar and baking soda. I think I would add cinnamon in it. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteHopping by and following your lovely blog (FB, Pinterest, Twitter).
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Thanks so much!
DeleteThe sounds amazing! I think I have everything except the grapeseed oil already.
ReplyDeleteIf you get a chance come link up your yummy scrub at my Fall Edition Pin Party.
http://sarahdawndesigns.blogspot.com/2012/09/pintastic-monday-fall-edition.html
Thanks for the invite Sarah, I really appreciate it!
DeleteKatie
Hi Katie - This sounds like an amazing treat for the whole body. Thanks for sharing it at the All Star Block Party. You've been featured there on my blog this morning - head on over to grab your button!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Heather!
DeleteOh geez! Is it bad if I eat it?!? LOL! I would LOVE if you would share this at my Crazy Cute Party happening right now! I've got a totally awesome giveaway that you could win just for linking up! Come on over! ;D
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Oh! And I'm your newest follower!
Thanks so much Courtney!
DeleteThis sounds wonderful. I pinned it on my Pinterest board. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for pinning and for stopping by!
DeleteKatie
Love this fall idea! Your in the spotlight again! You are a shining star thanks for linking up Katie! Feel free to anytime & hope to see you soon. Theresa @ DearCreatives.com
ReplyDeleteYay! Thanks Theresa!
DeleteThanks for following me and I am following you via GFC. This recipe sounds wonderful. I want to try it soon. Blessings and I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sheila, I appreciate the kind words! Have a great weekend:)
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteYou linked up to my Spark linky party and I loved your idea so I featured it on my blog. Feel free to get an "I've been featured" button :) Thank you so much for linking up to Spark this month, I hope to see you in the October link up too!
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Thanks so much Arahbella!
DeleteI featured you on my blog
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Wow! Thank you so much!!
DeleteThanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday over at Sugar Bee Crafts - you were featured today! Most viewed link!
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Yay!! Thanks Mandy!
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