At the end of the day, I love soaking in a hot bath with my favorite aromatherapy bath bombs or oils and just letting the stress slip away. I also love pampering and exfoliating my skin with sugar scrubs! They leave your skin so soft and silky. Cinnamon Sugar Body Scrub is one of my favorites! It has a delightful scent of cinnamon and the best part is – it is natural and chemical free!
Cinnamon Sugar Body Scrub
Ingredients:
1 cups sugar
1/2 cups Turbinago (raw sugar)
2 TBSP cinnamon
1 tsp powdered milk*
1 cup coconut oil
5 drops of cinnamon oil
Small mason jar with a lid
Directions:
Add sugar, raw sugar, cinnamon, and powdered milk in a small bowl.
Blend all of the ingredients together and gradually add in the essential oil.
Add the coconut oil and stir until all the mixture is covered.
Place in air tight container and store near your bathtub.
*The powdered milk will leave your skin soft and smooth.
Print the recipe:
- 1 cups sugar
- ½ cups Turbinago (raw sugar)
- 2 TBSP cinnamon
- 1 tsp powdered milk*
- 1 cup coconut oil
- 5 drops of cinnamon oil
- Small mason jar with a lid
- Add sugar, raw sugar, cinnamon, and powdered milk in a small bowl.
- Blend all of the ingredients together and gradually add in the essential oil.
- Add the coconut oil and stir until all the mixture is covered.
- Place in air tight container and store near your bathtub.
- *The powdered milk will leave your skin soft and smooth.
Put it in a cute little jar with a ribbon like that and it would make a nice little gift.
I’m always looking for scrubs to help with my rough bumpy skin so thanks!
I’ve been making my own sugar scrub for over a year now. I’ve only ever made lemon or peppermint recipes. I love the idea of a cinnamon sugar scrub. That’s so interesting how it has the powdered milk to help make your skin silky and smooth. I’m definitely going to have to try this recipe out. Pinning for later!
Josephine says
Does this last indefinitely
Homemade sugar scrubs can last for months. However, with that in mind, do not get water or moisture inside the jar. Water can cause it to mold. Keep it sealed tightly and use a scoop to remove
I love to make my own bath salts, but haven’t tried scrubs since I didn’t like the ones I’ve tried as being too scratch for my tender skin.
This sounds wonderful and it’s so easy to make!