I took a nice long soak in the bath today. NICE. LOOOOOOOONNNG soak in the tub.
I looked forward to using the lemon sugar scrub me and the kids made a few months ago.
There was a horrible discovery.
Someone’s been using my sugar scrub - the jar was almost empty! My relaxing spa day (aka…bath), got rather tense for a few minutes, as I scraped the bottom of the jar with my fingers, trying to get every last lemony drop.
I got it all, and soaked even longer, as I thought about what I could add to liven up my newest batch.
When I exited the tub I was all a glow. Soft, silky and smelling like a cookie!
You know I had to share this goodness with you.
When is the last time you had a nice soak?
If you haven’t had a “relaxing spa day” (aka…healing bath) this week, let tonight be the night.
I made this fresh batch below with you in mind…and my shoulders, knees and toes.
At Home Spa Treatment
Sugar scrubs are:
- extremely easy to make,
- extremely decadent for you body, mind and spirit,
- and extremely wonderful when you’re relaxing in a nice hot bath after a day of - life!
If you make extra, like I do sometimes, they make great gifts for wellness and someone’s awesome self-care.
Whatever the reason, make some today. There are a million great recipes online…starting with this one!
What You Will Need:
Measuring Cup
Measuring Spoons
Mixing Bowl
Grater
Large spoon
Ingredients:
3 cups organic sugar
1 cup olive oil
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 tsp lemon zest
10 to 15 drops lemon essential oil
1 tsp Vitamin E Oil
1 tsp lemon extract
Mix together sugar, lemon juice, zest, and Vitamin E oil. Stir to gently blend the ingredients together.
Add the olive oil slowly. If you like your sugar scrubs to be drier, add less oil. I like mine to be slightly more oil than I think I need, so that it doesn’t dry out as I use it. If this happens to your scrub, you may always add more oil, and a tbsp of honey for extra moisturizing power.
Add the lemon essential oil and lemon extract.
I’m not just intoveganjuice porn…
Check out my lovely luscious lemons from my BIG Bodacious Lemon Tree: