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Sugar Scrub for sensitive skin
Sugar scrub even sensitive skin will love
I love sugar scrub but I have very sensitive skin. I was having trouble with breakouts after I bought sugar scrub from the store. If you cannot pronounce the ingredients then they are not good for your skin. It is very hard to find all natural products from local stores. I decided to do some research and come up with my own recipe that does not irritate my skin.
I did a lot of research to figure out what to add to my sugar scrub to get the best result and I want to share with you what is the best ingredients for all natural sugar scrub.
Some essential oils for skin
Grapefruit essential oil helps with acne and blemishes.
Neroli is great for sensitive skin and helps with aging skin.
Chamomile is great for sensitive skin helps with inflammation and rosacea
Ylang Ylang great for acne prone skin and helps stimulate cell growth.
Basil is another essential oil that is great for sensitive skin.
Clary sage can reduce signs of aging and puffiness.
Make sure you use essential oils from a reputable company that uses
appropriate methods to extract the oils.
For this recipe, you will need:
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar (You can use 2 cups granulated and leave out the brown sugar)
- 1/2 cup melted coconut oil or for very sensitive skin argan or jojoba oil
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar (with the mother)
- 1 tablespoon raw natural honey
- 3 drops grapefruit essential oil (substitute chamomile essential oil if your skin is very sensitive)
- 1 drop Neroli essential oil
- 1 drop Ylang Ylang essential oil
- 1 drop of food coloring if desired (i skip this to keep it all natural)
- An optional addition is to add 1 tsp of grated lemon peel, it smells wonderful and is great for your skin.
In a large bowl mix together the sugar and essential oils in the order listed. Mix the oil, honey, and vinegar and add to the sugar mixture.
Move to glass air tight containers. Mixtures with essential oils need to be stored in glass containers as they will leach in plastic containers.
Mason jars work perfectly for storing the sugar scrub.
When you get ready to use your sugar scrub wash your face in warm water and apply about a tablespoon of scrub to your face. Gently rub all over your face and rinse with warm water. You can do this 2-3 times a week. I hope it works as well for you as it does for me.
