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Find out how to make this super easy lavender sugar scrub. This sugar scrub has coconut oil, which is super nourishing for your skin, and brown sugar to help exfoliate. Lavender essential oil makes this scrub smell amazing and is a perfect way to help you relax and reduce stress. #DIY #DIYideas #bath #skincare #bodyscrub #sugarscrub #coconutoil #brownsugar #lavender #exfoliating
Lavender Body Scrub Recipe

Hi everyone! I’ve decided to make a new body scrub, and I did it a bit differently then the last body scrub I posted about. As with all body scrubs, this lavender body scrub is super easy and can be done in only three steps!

The differences with this lavender body scrub is the addition of almond oil and a mixture of calming essential oils. In this post I will show you how to make this body scrub, all the ingredients you will need, and where you can find the ingredients.

Find out how to make this super easy lavender sugar scrub. This sugar scrub has coconut oil, which is super nourishing for your skin, and brown sugar to help exfoliate. Lavender essential oil makes this scrub smell amazing and is a perfect way to help you relax and reduce stress. #DIY #DIYideas #bath #skincare #bodyscrub #sugarscrub #coconutoil #brownsugar #lavender #exfoliating

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I just recently started using almond oil for my skin and have found that it works amazing at healing my dry skin. The essential oils I used also make this scrub smell so good and make it a great addition to any relaxing shower or bath. I hope you guys like it!

Find out how to make this super easy lavender sugar scrub. This sugar scrub has coconut oil, which is super nourishing for your skin, and brown sugar to help exfoliate. Lavender essential oil makes this scrub smell amazing and is a perfect way to help you relax and reduce stress. #DIY #DIYideas #bath #skincare #bodyscrub #sugarscrub #coconutoil #brownsugar #lavender #exfoliating

What you will need:

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This recipe makes about 16 oz of body scrub. At the end of this post, I have included links where you can find each of the ingredients listed above.

I like my scrubs really oily because I have such bad dry skin, but if you like them less oily, you can change the recipe to 1/4 cup – 1/2 cup of coconut oil instead*.

Step 1: Melt the coconut oil so that it is completely liquid.

Step 2: Next, add the almond oil and essential oils to the coconut oil and stir until combined.

Step 3: Add the oil mixture to two cups of brown or white sugar. I chose brown sugar for this recipe. Mix the oil and sugar until combined. (Use more sugar for a rougher, more exfoliating scrub)

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So easy, the sugar scrub is finished! Now all that’s left is to put it in a container of your choice. I hope you guys like this scrub! Below I will show you where you can get all the ingredients for this scrub.

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Find out how to make this super easy lavender sugar scrub. This sugar scrub has coconut oil, which is super nourishing for your skin, and brown sugar to help exfoliate. Lavender essential oil makes this scrub smell amazing and is a perfect way to help you relax and reduce stress. #DIY #DIYideas #bath #skincare #bodyscrub #sugarscrub #coconutoil #brownsugar #lavender #exfoliating

This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn a small commission from purchases made of the products featured in this post.

53 responses to “Lavender Body Scrub Recipe”

  1. lia amanda

    Very interesting, Love it

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thank you!

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  2. Crafts Inspire Me

    Sounds great. I can’t wait to try it, but I have a question: After rinsing off the body scrub, does it leave a slippery residue on the shower floor?

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thank you, I hope you like it! I usually use it in the bathtub and it does tend to leave some oil around the rim of the bathtub, so it may make the shower floor a little slippery, but I’m not completely sure. I would say be cautious until you know for sure, I hope that answers your question!

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  3. Sylvain L

    Reblogged this on Shift2Drive.blog.

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thanks so much!

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  4. artchickamy

    Oh, this brings back good memories of when my friend made me a vanilla brown sugar scrub as a gift. She mentioned the ingredients were edible…I confess, I did eat some of it. Need to make this again–I like the addition of vanilla EO (but I won’t be eating it this time around! 😉 )

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    1. s.marsh.c

      What a great gift, makes me want to try making a vanilla scrub next time. I did make a coffee sugar scrub once that tasted pretty good. 😋 Thanks for checking out my post!

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  5. Laura

    Since we started a Ketogenic WOE, we need a use for the sugar we no longer use for cooking/baking (except for holidays and baking for others!) Thanks for sharing!

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    1. s.marsh.c

      That’s a great idea! It’s definitely a good way to use up sugar. Thank you for checking out my post!

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  6. Trend-mixblog

    Oh man ! I love a good homemade body scrub! And this one sounds super easy to make!! Thanks so much for sharing! 🙂

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thank you for checking out my post!☺️ Homemade scrubs are the best, no need to get them in stores!

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  7. Lynda McKinney Lambert

    What an interesting article – and in the middle of a cold winter, how timely!
    I am re-blogging this to SCAN today – and I plan to make some of the scrub for my own use – dry skin is a big problem in the winter time!
    Thanks for visiting my blog recently, as well.
    I appreciate this so much and I look forward to reading more of your interesting posts on beauty, crafts, and great ideas. Thank you!

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thank you so much for your incredibly kind comment and reblogging my post! I hope you enjoy using this scrub. Dry skin does become much worse for during the cold winter months, but this scrub will definitely help with that. Also, you’re very welcome, your blog is wonderful, and I look forward to reading your posts as well!

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  8. Edi Jo

    Love it, I gave Chocolate Goat Soap that I made as Christmas gift,,

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    1. s.marsh.c

      Thanks! Chocolate soap does sound amazing.

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      1. Edi Jo

        Have to guard mine, really is so good for skin

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  9. giannichromatics

    Oh! I’d love to try this!

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    1. s.marsh.c

      I hope you like it!

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  10. dduzantwade

    I can’t wait to try this out! I bet it must smell delicious

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    1. s.marsh.c

      I’m so glad, I hope you like it!

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