Showing posts with label Sugar Scrub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sugar Scrub. Show all posts

Friday, May 4, 2012

Meyer Lemon Sugar Scrub—Homemade Gift for Mother’s Day


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Before I post another recipe for Mother’s Day, I want to share a quick Homemade gift idea that you’ll love.  Meyer Lemon Sugar Scrub!  Who wouldn’t want to be pampered and have smooth and silky skin?  Plus, smelling amazing after a massage?  Yup, you can achieve all of the above with this budget friendly homemade gift.  Winking smile  This super simple Meyer Lemon Sugar Scrub is the answer!

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Honestly, I love receiving homemade gift because it just shows how much someone cares to take the time and love to make me something from scratch.  This Meyer Lemon Sugar Scrub certainly is luscious, yet super simple to put together.  I made this sugar scrub for a few friends, who just became new Moms not long ago and they adore this scrub.  With this sugar scrub, they don't have to head to a salon, but still can feel beautiful and pamper themselves at home.

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The ingredients in the scrub are super simple as well.  They are Meyer Lemon zest, sugar, organic virgin coconut oil, and organic extra virgin olive oil.  That’s all!  It smelled wonderful and amazing as I was putting it together.  Please try to refrain yourself from eating a spoonful of it during the process!  I know, it’s very tempting.  Yes, it’s completely edible, but I don’t recommend it.  Unless….unless….never mind.  Smile with tongue out

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To use, simply take a spoonful (or more) of the scrub, gently massage it on your hands, your feet, elbows, or wherever your skin feels rough and needs some love.  Simply rinse it off with lukewarm water afterwards.  You’ll have the most amazing, soft, and silky skin after the massage.  Please consider doubling or even tripling the recipe if you’re making more than one jar.  It’ll be nice to make some extra for yourself to enjoy as well.  Remember, presentation counts.  So, try to decorate it a bit by adding a nice label and line a tissue paper/cloth with elegant prints on the lid.  I love storing the scrub in the mason jars.  They are so convenience.  Smile 

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Tools I used in this post:
16 oz Mason Jars: Click here to see product link
Paper Labels or create your own with craft punch like this:
Click here for product link
Yellow Silk Rose for decoration: Click here for product link
Pretty Floral Wrapping Paper: Click here for product link

Microplane Zester for the recipe: Click here for product link