Fantastic and Easy DIY Hand Scrub: You Won’t Believe The Results

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Are you looking for a DIY hand scrub? I have a recipe for you with 3 basic ingredients that clean, exfoliate, and moisturize your hands.

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This awesome DIY hand scrub will help your dry hands or dry skin by exfoliating (removing dead skin cells) and moisturizing them. This diy sugar scrub recipe is different from other sugar scrub recipes because it has natural ingredients and simple ingredients.

Are you looking for a DIY hand scrub? I have a recipe for you with 3 basic ingredients that clean, exfoliate, and moisturize your hands.

DIY Hand Scrub Ingredients

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1. Place 1/2 cup of sugar into a bowl

DIY Hand Scrub Instructions

1. Place one half cup of sugar into a bowl

I placed one-half cup of raw sugar in a bowl. You can easily amend this recipe to make a big batch if you like. I used organic sugar and you can use white sugar, cane sugar, coarse sugar, regular sugar, or any kind of sugar if you prefer. Use brown sugar to make a brown sugar scrub recipe. If you’d rather use a salt scrubs you can substitute sea salt, table salt, or Epsom salt.

2. Add One quarter cup of oil

2. Add One quarter cup of oil

I added 1/4 cup of avocado oil into the bowl with the sugar. You can use any other type of oil you like. If you would like to use coconut oil to make a coconut sugar scrub. You’ll need to warm it up so it liquefies first before adding it to the sugar so that it mixes easier.

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You can use any kind of oil you like:

  • coconut oil
  • sweet almond oil
  • canola oil
  • olive oil
  • vegetable oil
  • jojoba oil
  • grapeseed oil

The oil is the moisturizing ingredient.

3. Add one eighth of a cup of castile soap

3. Add one eighth of a cup of castile soap

I added one-eighth of a cup of castile soap to the bowl. I like castile soap because it is a natural soap and doesn’t have any harsh chemicals. I added a lavender-scented castile soap, but you could use unscented or pick a different scent if you like.

4. mix all of the ingredients together

4. mix all of the ingredients together

I mixed all of the ingredients together and you could adjust the texture however you like by adding more or less of any one ingredient.

It will be grainy which is what you want as that will exfoliate the skin. If you have sensitive skin you can stop here. Add drops of essential oils to add a scent. The addition of lavender essential oil can make a lavender sugar scrub, lemon juice or lemon essential oil to make a lemon sugar scrub, vanilla extract, pure citrus juice, or another natural extract to the mix to give it a scent or fragrance. Other items you can add include lemon zest, citrus zest, rose petals, and vitamin E Oil if you like. I like to leave mine natural but you could add food color if you like to your homemade scrubs. It’s really all about personal preference.

5. Place this DIY hand scrub in an airtight container

5. Place this DIY hand scrub in an airtight container

I placed my mixture in small mason jars or put it in an air-tight container. You can find these at the store, you might have some at home, and they are a great deal at thrift stores. You can also get containers online on Amazon, at the dollar store, at Walmart, and other stores. You can store this at room temperature which is great and helps with it being easily accessible. This makes a fantastic gift any time of year and for any occasion.

In addition to this working with your hands, it is a great homemade body scrub that you can use on your entire body. I love to leave my sugar body scrub in my shower for easy access or by my sink. Are you ready for a spa day? Make this homemade hand scrub and get started.

This DIY hand scrub recipe is such a great idea. You’ll create soft hands again after constant hand washing. This homemade sugar scrub recipe is great for homemade gifts! This is such an easy recipe, are you ready to make your own sugar scrub? Let me know in the comments below.

This recipe is also called a gardener’s hand scrub because the sugar won’t sting, the soap and sugar cleans all of the dirt away, and it moisturizes after a hard day in the garden.

DIRECTIONS TO USE THE SUGAR SCRUB:

  1. Put a small amount of the DIY hand scrub in your hands or on your body
  2. Rub around your skin to clean, exfoliate, and moisturize your skin
  3. Rinse off with warm water.
  4. Pat dry on a towel.

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Are you looking for a DIY hand scrub? I have a recipe for you with 3 basic ingredients that clean, exfoliate, and moisturize your hands.

Other DIY hand scrub recipes you might enjoy are below. I love natural recipes and they make great gifts too. Do you have homemade sugar scrub recipes to share? Let me know in the comments below.

Fantastic and Easy DIY Hand Scrub: You Won’t Believe The Results

Are you looking for a DIY hand scrub? I have a recipe for you with 3 basic ingredients that clean, exfoliate, and moisturize your hands.
Course Gift Ideas
Keyword diy hand scrub
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings 1
Author Chas
Cost $3-$5

Equipment

  • None

Ingredients

  • Castile Soap
  • Sugar
  • Avocado Oil
  • Bowl
  • Spoon
  • Storage Container

Instructions

  • PLACE ONE HALF CUP OF SUGAR INTO A BOWL
  • ADD ONE QUARTER CUP OF OIL
  • ADD ONE EIGHTH OF A CUP OF CASTILE SOAP
  • MIX ALL OF THE INGREDIENTS TOGETHER
  • PLACE THIS DIY HAND SCRUB IN AN AIRTIGHT CONTAINER

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