Lemon Lavender Sugar Scrub Cubes

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Total Time40 minutes

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These sugar scrub cubes are perfect for a relaxing bath. The lemon and lavender scents will help you de-stress after a long day. Plus, the sugar will exfoliate your skin and leave it feeling soft and smooth.

Easy Lemon & Lavender Scented Sugar Scrub Cubes

We all know that lavender and lemon are soothing, calming scents. They promote relaxation in both the body and mind.

As well as being a spa-like experience for your skin, these sugar scrub cubes make great gifts too! All you need is some basic ingredients and a little time to spare before they’re ready to use (or give). So go on – indulge yourself

These lovely little exfoliating bars are going to leave your skin feeling smooth and moisturized, as well as smelling amazing. So why not make a big batch and keep them on hand for whenever you need a quick self-treat?

Like most sugar scrubs, these should last about 6 months when stored in a cool, dark place.

The next time you have a few minutes to spare – grab the ingredients, then follow the instructions below. You’ll have yourself a lovely little bath treat in no time!

Like making sugar scrubs? Don’t miss our 30 Easy To Make DIY Sugar Scrubs!

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Why We Love These Sugar Scrub Cubes

  • Quick and easy to make
  • Gives you super smooth, soft skin
  • Great gift idea

Recommended Tools & Equipment

  • Mini ice cube tray mold
  • Large microwave-safe measuring cup with a spout
  • Wooden craft stick for stirring

Lemon Lavender Sugar Scrub Cubes Supplies

How To Make Lavender LEMON Sugar Scrub Cubes

1. Add soap base to the measuring cup and heat for 30 seconds in the microwave. Stir well.

2. Add the sweet almond oil, sugar, and mica powder. Stir well.

3. Heat for an additional 15 seconds, then add the essential oils. Stir well

4. Pour into mold.

5. Let set for about 30 minutes. Then remove from the mold and store in an airtight container.

VARIATIONS

  • If you want a different scent, then you could try different essential oils instead. You could use citrus colors and lemon-scented oil only.
  • Buy different-shaped molds if you are looking to create something a bit different.

NOTES AND TIPS

  • Make sure you have all of your supplies to hand before you start.
  • If children are helping, then make sure they are supervised at all times.
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I hope you enjoy making these sugar scrub cubes. If so, please leave a star ★★★★★ rating and a comment below! Follow along on Pinterest, Facebook, or Twitter for more fun crafts!

5 from 3 votes
Recipe is created by.A Crazy Family

Lemon Lavender Sugar Scrub Cubes

Active Time10 minutes
Total Time40 minutes
These easy DIY sugar scrub bars will gently exfoliate and soften your skin. Make them for yourself, or as a lovely gifts idea.

Supplies
 

  • 2 1”x1” cubes of Goats Milk Melt and Pour Soap Base
  • 2 tbsp sweet almond oil
  • ½ cup sugar
  • ¼ tsp Purple mica powder
  • 10 drops lemon essential oil
  • 15 drops lavender essential oil
  • Mini ice cube tray mold
  • Large microwave safe measuring cup with spout
  • Wooden craft stick for stirring

Instructions
 

  • Add soap base to the measuring cup and heat for 30 seconds in the microwave. Stir well.
  • Add the sweet almond oil, sugar, and mica powder. Stir well.
  • Heat for an additional 15 seconds, and add your essential oils. Stir well
  • Pour into mold.
  • Let set for about 30 minutes. Remove from mold and store in an airtight container.

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5 from 3 votes
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Vickie aka The Crazy Family Mom

The creator of A Crazy Family and a stay-at-home mom of a little boy with a big personality. I love to share real food recipes, parenting tips & encouragement, fun kids activities, and so much more! Plus, I am thrilled to provide you with a space to celebrate all that is awesome (and a little crazy) in the world.

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