• January 22, 2015

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When skin feels dry or flaky, it’s time to create a scrub! This dry scrub uses a combination of gentle baking sodaextra fine Epsom salt, fine grained dead sea salt and poppy seeds to create a scrub that gives plenty exfoliation. Sea clay adds a touch of gentle scrub, as well as color and oil-absorbing properties. A pinch of Aqua Pearl Mica is added for color and a bit of shimmer.

Dry scrubs are easy to make and use; simply apply the product to damp or wet skin and scrub away. Dry scrubs can also be mixed with a small amount of water or oil in a bowl or your hands to create a paste before each application. This scrub is great for the legs and body, but may be slightly coarse or strong-smelling for sensitive facial skin. Before using it on the face, test a small area to see if it’s suitable for your skin type. If you’d like another dry scrub recipe, the Cranberry Seed Foot Scrub uses baking soda, salt and pumice to smooth dry feet. Looking for a way to package and sell this scrub? These labels fit perfectly on the top of 8 oz, or 4 oz bail jars.

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What You’ll Need:
6 oz. Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda)
7.5 oz. Epsom Salt, Extra Fine
1 oz. Fine Grained Dead Sea Salt
1.5 oz. Poppy Seeds 
1.5 Tbs. Sea Clay 
1 tsp. Aqua Pearl Mica
1 mL Sea Moss Fragrance Oil
2 mL Dulse Extract
Two 8 oz. Plastic Bail Jars

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ONE: In a large bowl, mix together the epsom salt, sea salt and baking soda. Use your hand to crush any lumps.

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TWO: Once the mixture is clump free, add poppy seeds and thoroughly mix to combine.

StepTwoTHREE: Add the sea clay and Aqua Pearl Mica. Use your hands or spatula to thoroughly combine.

StepThreeFOUR: Add the Sea Moss Fragrance Oil, and blend to combine. For this step, it’s easiest to use your hands to thoroughly combine the fragrance oil into the dry ingredients.

StepFourFIVE: Add dulse extract. Using your hands, thoroughly mix in the extract.

StepFiveSIX: Once all ingredients are completely incorporated, spoon the scrub into bail jars. Once your ready to use, grab the scrub in your hand and add apply to damp skin. You can scrub right away or allow the mixture to dry, similar to a mask. Rinse cleanly off and follow with your favorite toner or moisturizer.

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Have you tried a dry scrub before? I love how easy they are to make!

Sea Clay Dry Salt Scrub

Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Recipe type Scrub

Ingredients
  

  • 6 oz. Sodium Bicarbonate baking soda
  • 7.5 oz. Epsom Salt Extra Fine
  • 1 oz. Fine Grained Dead Sea Salt
  • 1.5 oz. Poppy Seeds
  • 1.5 Tbs. Sea Clay
  • 1 tsp. Aqua Pearl Mica
  • 1 mL Sea Moss Fragrance Oil
  • 2 mL Dulse Extract
  • Two 8 oz. Plastic Bail Jars

Instructions
 

  • In a large bowl, mix together the epsom salt, sea salt and baking soda. Use your hand to crush any lumps.
  • Once the mixture is clump free, add poppy seeds and thoroughly mix to combine.
  • Add the sea clay and Aqua Pearl Mica. Use your hands or spatula to thoroughly combine.
  • Add the Sea Moss Fragrance Oil, and blend to combine. For this step, it’s easiest to use your hands to thoroughly combine the fragrance oil into the dry ingredients.
  • Add dulse extract. Using your hands, thoroughly mix in the extract.
  • Once all ingredients are completely incorporated, spoon the scrub into bail jars. Once your ready to use, grab the scrub in your hand and add apply to damp skin. Scrub and rinse.
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