Sugar Body Scrub for Valentine’s Day

Melissa Hagan
by Melissa Hagan
2 Materials
$3
5 Minutes
Easy

This sugar body scrub is a wonderful exfoliating scrub recipe perfect for Valentine’s Day. Make this easy diy beauty recipe to pamper yourself with a spa day at home, or make a batch to gift to someone special this Valentine’s Day.

What does a sugar body scrub do?

It is used to exfoliate dead skin cells, which build up over time. When you exfoliate your skin, it can give the appearance of softer, glowing skin.


Which sugar is best for body scrub?

Believe it or not, you can make this with regular granulated sugar. In fact, that’s exactly what this recipe, as well as all of my other sugar scrub recipes, calls for!


How often should you use a sugar body scrub?

How often you should exfoliate your skin will depend greatly on your skin type. If you have oily skin, you’ll want to exfoliate 3-4 times per week. For normal skin, exfoliating 2-3 times each week should do the trick, and sensitive skin should only be exfoliated 1-2 times per week.

What supplies will I need to make this recipe?

You will only need a few items to make this easy recipe, which I’ve included a list of below. I’ve also included quick shopping links for Amazon, so you can do one click shopping from home.


These are some of my favorites, and are perfect for Valentine’s Day too!


  • Rose Petal Bath Bombs
  • Calming Lavender Shower Melts
  • Valentine’s Bath Bombs with Sprinkles
  • Easy Bubbling Bath Salts Recipe for Valentine’s Day
  • Heart Homemade Soap Without Lye
  • Strawberry Heart Sugar Scrub Bars

Prep Time

5 minutesActive Time

5 minutesTotal Time

10 minutesMaterials

  • ¾ cup sugar
  • ¼ cup olive oil
  • 20-30 drops Violet fragrance oil
  • ¼ teaspoon Rosy mica powder
  • 2 tablespoons Valentine’s sprinkles

InstructionsIn a small bowl, combine sugar, olive oil, fragrance oil, and mica powder Stir well.

Add Valentine’s sprinkles, stir.

Store in airtight container or jar and use within 6 months.

Suggested materials:
  • Sugar   (walmart)
  • Olive oil   (walmart)
Melissa Hagan
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