Homemade sugar scrub – a nice mess

I love all the spicy hot flavors that come with autumn -baked products and drinks. So many delicious delicacies float around during the holiday seasons, but don’t forget that you can use many of the same flavors and scents to also make sugar scrubs for gifts (or your own use)! I like a good cinnamon role, so I thought I would make an autumn chinnamic sugar coil with a touch of cloves and brown sugar added.Cinnamon Spice Sugar Scrub, makes 1 cup

ContentsLooking for more sugar scrubs and spa -diy’s to try? Credits // Author and photography: Laura Gummerman. Photos edited with a color story desktop.

1/2 cup of white sugar
1/2 cup of brown sugar
1/4 cup of melted coconut oil
6 drops of cinnamon leaf essential oil (make sure that your oil is cinnamon blade instead of cinnamon bark for use on the body)
1/2 teaspoon of ground clove
Glass jar for storageAdd your brown and white sugar in a glass mixing bowl and stir to combine. Also mix in your ground herb nails.Melt your coconut oil and let your essential oil fall into your cinnamon. Stir to combine.

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Add your oil to the sugar and mix together. In a glass jar for gifts or storage.As soon as it all gets the hot water in the shower (and even just in the pot earlier), the cinnamon goes so well with the brown sugar and the hint of clove – does delicious! My favorite way to use a sugar scrub is to exfoliate my legs before I shave and I get a poet shave and softer legs after my shower. This sugar scrub has to keep for a few weeks and it is best to keep them on your counter instead of in the shower if you can keep it away from excess moisture. This scrub is a great way to start your day, is a great homemade gift and will have you in the autumn herb throughout the season! XO. Laura

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PS that pink sheepskin throw is so beautiful! One of my favorite pieces …

Credits // Author and photography: Laura Gummerman. Photos edited with a color story desktop.

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