Jac o' lyn Murphy: sugar scrub
Showing posts with label sugar scrub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sugar scrub. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Star Spangled Sugar Scrub

We always spend the 4th of July with dear friends in the Napa Valley.
Five fun and festive families.
But the tide is starting to change for our annual reunion.
The oldest child, is about to head off to college 
and this may be the last summer we are all together. 
I wanted to do a simple, spirited treat for all the moms...

Exfoliating sugar scrubs are so easy to make 
and great to slough off all of that dry summer skin. 
To add some red and blue pizazz to my regular white scrub,
 I used rose and agapanthus petals.

I rolled and ...

snipped...



then stirred in oil...

and Star Spangled Scrub is ready for the fireworks!

Wishing you a sweet and smooth 4th of July.

Star Spangled Sugar Scrub
to fill one 8oz mason jar
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup light (in color) olive oil
10 to 12 rose petals (or any red flower) rolled and cut into ribbons
10 to 12  cut agapanthus blooms (or any blue flower) 

stir all ingredients until well combined and fill your jar



Friday, August 7, 2015

Relax your back to school

Going Back to School is stressful for everyone.
I made relaxing lavender sugar scrubs last year and
 I know my frazzled mom friends will appreciate a new batch!




It is so easy to make, 
smells amazing, is calming and helps to slough off all that old summer skin.

Simply combine:
2 cups of granted sugar
1/2 cup coconut oil
(it was very hot the day I made this - the once solid oil had liquified)
4 to 5 drops of lavender scented oil
(available at Michael's)
1/2 tsp. dried lavender



Whip up a batch for someone who's got your back...




Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Mother's Day Sugar Scrub


I'm sharing the perfect Mother's Day Gift on
Today's Creative Blog Today!
Head on over I'm serving up "Mimosas".



bloomdesigns  tidymom projectinspired

Thursday, July 17, 2014

I've got your "Back" to School Gift


A little something for the friends who's 
back you've got (and visa versa) 
when all the Back to School chaos starts...



This sugar scrub is a cinch to make, 
smells amazing, is calming and helps to slough off all that old summer skin.


Simply combine:
2 cups of granted sugar
1/2 cup coconut oil
(it was very hot the day I made this - the once solid oil had liquified)
4 to 5 drops of lavender scented oil
(available at Michael's)
1/2 tsp. dried lavender


I better get to work, 
with all the rides, playdates and other favors
I've got a lot of backs to pat!







Thursday, September 12, 2013

Happy Birthday Sugar Scrub


A DIY birthday gift with a simple, sweet sentiment...


Easy to make
and 
fun to give...
(and smells amazing!)


For an 8 oz Mason Jar:
Mix 1 cup of sugar with 
3 tablespoons coconut oil (in liquid form) & 3 tablespoons LIGHT olive oil

Fill jar 80% of the way, 
using a spoon to "pack it in tight",
then top with colorful sprinkles...
because everything is better with sprinkles, right?
(and once jar is opened they can be stirred into scrub)

Go ahead...
Make a Wish!






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Thursday, April 11, 2013

Sugar Momma! Mother's Day Sugar Scrub


I love a good Mimosa,
especially on Mother's Day.

I decided to make some special Moms into
Sugar Mommas 
with
Mimosa Sugar Scrub


so simple and it smells amazing...

I used oranges, grapeseed oil
(to play on the "champagne theme" but you can use any light colored oil)
and sugar...that's it!

mix the oil in with the sugar...

squeeze half of an orange...

then stir in orange peel...

I was going to add orange essential oil for fragrance but I didn't even need it, 
the orange juice and peel added just enough



Cheers Mommas!


Mimosa Sugar Scrub
2 cups sugar
1/4 cup grape seed oil
juice of 1/2 orange
zest of 1 orange

mix all ingredients together
(you can add more or less sugar/oil until you get the consistency you like)
it should last at least a few weeks in a container kept in a cool dry place






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