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I love the sweet smell of almonds, especially, Almond Soap. So this week I decided to make an Almond Sugar Body Scrub. I was sitting on a plane thinking about how dry my skin gets in the winter, and that a new scrub sounded good, and decided that I would try making a scrub with almonds, almond oil, honey, and brown sugar.
I love using brown sugar in scrubs, because it melts into my skin. It is not quite as rough on my skin as white sugar or moscabado sugar. Since I love the smell of almonds I thought that I would roughly chop them in the food processor. Almonds will also make a great exfolliant. Next, I decided to use a little honey in this scrub because it is a natural humectant. This means it will help add moisture into my skin. I need all the help that I can get in the moisture department. I also decided that I would use almond oil in this recipe rather then coconut oil. I just love the lingering scent of almonds, and these ingredients meet all of the criteria for a great scrub. Not only will it exfoliate, but it will moisturize, which is what I need in the cold, dry Colorado winters.
So here is a recipe for a great and delicious smelling Almond and Brown Sugar Body Scrub.
Almond Brown Sugar Body Scrub
Ingredients:
1/4 cup almonds (ground in a food processor or blender, be careful not to grind to much or you will end up with almond butter)
3/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup raw unfiltered honey
1/4 cup almond oil
Directions:
Mix all together in a bowl and store in a sterilized jar. I use wide mouth mason jars for my scrubs. It is easy to get them out of the jar that way.
I hope that you like this Almond Brown Sugar Body Scrub. Let me know what you think. I always love hearing from you.
Enjoy!!!
Debi
Thanks Debi for another party!
ReplyDeleteLove the Almond sugar scrub.
Our housekeeper made me similar scrub a few weeks ago and it was awesome!:)
Hi Winnie,
DeleteThanks so much for linking up. I always love reading your recipes. This scrub works wonderfully.
Debi
Thanks for hosting. The body scrub is easy and good to make in the dry days now.
ReplyDeleteHi Terrie,
DeleteThank so much for visiting. I hope you like the body scrub. I just used it this morning, and it worked great.
Have a great week.
Debi
Thanks for hosting, Debi! The scrub looks real good, I need to get rid of some Winter "dry skin", but moisturize as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
DeleteThanks so much for linking every week. It worked really well. Dry skin is gone, and I love the feel of the oil. Not too heavy.
Debi
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DeleteThank you for linking. I love seeing what new recipes you have made over the last week.
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That scrub sounds good enough to EAT ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and sharing. The scrub is probably good enough to eat. I used it this morning and keep smelling my arm, because it smells so good. Have a great week.
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DeleteI'm so happy to have you share your projects. Thanks for linking.
Debi
That scrub sounds great. Thanks Debi for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHi Ambreen,
DeleteI hope you like it. Let me know if you try it. I am always happy to have you Thanks for sharing every week.
Debi
Hi Debi,
ReplyDeleteThanks again for hosting.
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I really appreciate that you two link up every week. I always love seeing what you have been up to.
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Thanks for inviting me to your party. The scrub must smell great too!
ReplyDeleteHi Dee,
DeleteI'm so happy that you came to the party. The scrub smells delicious.
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Debi
Saw your post at Tatertots & Jello link party. I would love to try making my own scrub. Thanks for the recipe! I entered your link party too--thanks for hosting.
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DeleteI'm so happy that you came over and joined the party. The more the merrier. I love having new people.
Debi
I love that, I can't wait to make it! I would LOVE for you to showcase it on my SHOW-licious Craft Showcase party. I host it every Sunday (I know it's Monday but I am still taking submissions...lol) I would love for you to link up and showcase your crafts! Just follow the link....http://sewliciousdecor.wordpress.com/2012/10/14/sunday-craft-showcase-3
ReplyDeleteThat almond scrub looks like such an awesome gift! :)
ReplyDeleteBrown sugar in a scrub, oh YUM! My body would be so happy!!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann