DIY Lavender Eucalyptus Salt Glow Scrub with Essential Oils!

You know I love making things with my essential oils!! I’ve got a whole list of recipes and ideas I’m working through to try out, and believe me, when something comes out right I will share it! Like this DIY Lavender Eucalyptus Salt Glow Scrub Recipe!

This recipe is wonderful and the perfect handmade DIY project for gifts or party favors!

So the other day, I made a friend some Lavender Eucalyptus Salt Glow Scrub for her birthday. I had a little leftover after I filled her jar (of course I took photos. Because: Blogger!).

I used some of the leftovers in a bath the next day and it was lovely.

The essential oils support healthy skin and the almond and Vitamin E oils nourish and protect the skin, especially in these cold winter months.

DIY Lavender Eucalyptus Salt Glow Scrub Recipe with Essential Oils

Materials: 

• 1 pint Mason Jar
• 2 cups salts (I used a blend of 1 cup Epsom, 1/2 cup fine sea salt, 1/2 cup table salt)
• 1 cup carrier oils (I blended Vitamin E oil and Sweet Almond oils)
• 20 drops Young Living Lavender essential oil
• 20 drops Young Living Eucalyptus oil
• 5 drops Young Living Rosemary oil (this is for preserving, not scent and a minimal amount should not affect the overall scent of your scrub).

Directions: 

1. Blend carrier oils and essential oils.
2. Blend salts
3. Pour salts into the oil mixture and gently mix until blended. Salt will be glittery and stick together but not dissolve completely.
4. Scoop into containers and seal tightly.

To use: 

1 heaping scoop in a warm bath smells delightful and soothing, and also leaves your skin “glowing.” Or, use as a regular scrub in the shower for similar effect!

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A Note About Essential Oils

I’ve used several brands of essential oils over the years. Right now I am not affiliated with any brand, but I will advise to research the brands you use to ensure they are selling pure (not diluted) oils that have been correctly processed (without high heat).

Check out my other essential oils posts!

• Beginner’s Guide to Essential Oils 101
• Spring Cleaning with Essential Oils
• Ways to use Essential Oils Every Day
• Using Essential Oils Safely With Children

What are you DIY’ing for gifts this year!? What’s your favorite essential oils recipe!?

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