Pour the sugar scrub into a jar and top it with a tight-fitting lid. Use your Orange Citrus Sugar scrub to wash your hands to make them soft and smell great.

Use slightly less sugar when adding lavender, coffee grounds etc, or you will have over-fill. Wipe your jar lip before putting on lid. Tighten and wipe jars after clean up.

If too thin, add additional sugar; if too thick, add additional olive oil and honey. To apply, swab the lips with a thick glob of chocolate scrub masque and leave on for up to 5 minutes.

This DIY Hibiscus Body Scrub blends the beauty of the flower with the power of plant-based exfoliation for a truly skin-loving ritual. I love hibiscus flowers. They remind me of my time living in ...

Making your own sugar scrub knape / Getty Images If you’ve decided that commercially made sugar scrubs are too pricey for you and it’s time to learn how to make a sugar scrub, smart decision.

In a bowl, combine 3 tablespoons of granulated sugar with 1 tablespoon of almond oil and 2 drops of vanilla essence. Mix well with a spoon and store in a glass jar in the refrigerator.

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Given their grainy texture, sugar scrubs are especially effective at exfoliating dry, rough patches of skin that are typically found on your hinge joints like your ankles, elbows and knees.

If bought at a retail store, sugar scrubs often can run from $18 to $30 for an 8- to 12-ounce jar. They can be made in your kitchen at a great savings, with very little labor and lots of fun.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and nothing says "I love you, mom" quite like a homemade gift. This lovely DIY sugar scrub combines two things many mamas love — coffee and being pampered!

All you need are sugar, candy canes, olive oil, some peppermint essential oil, and lidded jars for gifting (if you don't keep it all for yourself, that is).