Are you ready for the cooler days of fall? These candy corn sugar scrub cubes will have your skin feeling soft and silky smooth and smelling like your favorite Halloween candy.

This recipe is so easy, you just need a few simple supplies from the pantry and a craft store. These Halloween sugar scrub cubes will look so cute on your bathroom counter or shelf!

A small black and white container filled with orange, white and yellow sugar scrub cubes and candy corn shredded paper next to more sugar scrub cubes and a black towel against a white marble background. — Our fun candy corn sugar scrub cubes are the perfect DIY for fall.

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Sugar Scrub Cubes for Your Skin

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we love making our own bath and beauty products. They are so easy to make and are so much less expensive than what you would find at the store. You can even make extra and share them with everyone you know.

If you have dry skin, this recipe will take care of that issue. These cubes exfoliate the dead, dry skin and leave it smelling and feeling so good. After you use them in the tub, just dry your skin and apply your favorite moisturizer.

If you need time to gather your supplies, bookmark this page to make it easier when you are ready to create your sugar scrub cubes.

Several Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes next to candy corn colored shredded paper against a white concrete background. — You can make our sugar scrub cubes in less than an hour and it costs pennies.

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Why These Sugar Scrub Cubes Are The Perfect Craft

They are customizable. We made our sugar scrub cubes in candy corn colors. If you want to make some for another holiday, you can change up the colors to match the season. For instance, you can make red, green, and white for Christmas.

They are more affordable than store-bought…if you can find them at the big box stores. Unless you are visiting a boutique that specializes in bath and beauty products, you may not be able to find anything similar.

They are so easy to make. Unlike making DIY soaps or larger sugar scrub cubes, these can be ready for use in less than two hours. That is quick compared to some molds that you may need 24-48 hours for the product to completely dry.

They make a thoughtful gift. These would go perfectly in a self-care basket as a gift. It would be great for birthdays, the holidays, or just because someone may need a bit of a mood lifting pick-me-up.

A small black and white container filled with orange, white and yellow sugar scrub cubes and candy corn shredded paper next to a black towel against a white marble background. — For our sugar scrub cubes, you will need a few affordable ingredients from the craft store or online, one of which you can find in the pantry.

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Tips for Making Sugar Scrub Cubes

We strongly suggest using a silicone mold for this recipe. You can easily pop the cubes out instead of a plastic or metal mold where they are more difficult to dislodge.
If you plan to use a larger silicone mold, you will need to allow additional time for the cubes to dry.
Store these DIY sugar scrub cubes in an airtight container, away from water, and in a dark cool place until ready to use.
We use a fragrance oil that has a beautiful candy corn smell for this Halloween craft idea. You don’t need a lot to have your sugar scrub cubes smell absolutely divine.
To use the cubes, get them wet, rub them on your skin, or break them apart in your hands, and use them to exfoliate. Your skin will feel and smell heavenly.

Several Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes on a glass dish against a black and orange background. — Our candy corn sugar scrub cubes will exfoliate your arms, legs, elbows, and feet beautifully.

Ingredients to Make Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes

Below are the ingredients I used to make candy corn sugar scrub cubes. Before you head to the store or place an Amazon order, check what you have in the pantry and your craft supplies for this candy corn craft idea. For information about how to use sugar scrub cubes, see the tips section above.

Clear Melt & Pour Soap
White Melt & Pour Soap
Coconut oil melted
Candy corn fragrance oil, divided
White granulated sugar
Polysorbate 80, divided (optional)
Shea butter, melted, divided
White, yellow & orange mica colorant
Mini-brownie bite silicone mold
Microwave-safe measuring cups

Supplies for the Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes

How to Make Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes

Each step for this craft is detailed below so it’s easy to follow. Keep this page open while you are creating your sugar scrub cubes. If you would rather have a printable how-to, scroll down and select the print button.

A measuring cup filled with white melted soap next to a small round bowl filled with Polysorbate 80 and fragrance oil, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

Add the Polysorbate 80 and the coconut oil to the measuring cup of white Melt & Pour Soap.

A measuring cup filled with white clear soap next to a measuring cup with Shea butter, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

Melt the soap in the microwave-safe measuring cup in 30-second intervals, stirring after each until completely melted and smooth. Add in the shea butter.

A measuring cup filled with white melted soap, next to white mica color and candy corn fragrance oil next to a black and white towel against a white marble background.

Add the candy corn fragrance oil and white mica colorant to the soap container. Stir or whisk until well incorporated.

White melted soap in a measuring cup next to a measuring cup with sugar next to a black and white checkered towel on a white marble background.

Add the sugar to the mixture. Pour into the mold, just filling to the top of each cavity.

Horizontal image of a measuring cup filled with clear melted soap next to a small round bowl filled with Polysorbate 80 and fragrance oil, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

For the next color, add the Polysorbate 80 and coconut oil to the measuring cup of clear Melt & Pour Soap.

Vertical image of a measuring cup filled with melted clear soap next to a measuring cup with Shea butter, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

Melt the soap in the microwave-safe measuring cup in 30-second intervals, stirring after each until completely melted and smooth. Add in the shea butter.

A measuring cup filled with clear melted soap, next to white mica color and candy corn fragrance oil next to a black and white towel against a white marble background.

Add the candy corn fragrance oil and yellow mica colorant to the soap container. Stir or whisk until well incorporated.

Yellow melted soap in a measuring cup next to a measuring cup with sugar next to a black and white checkered towel on a white marble background.

Pour the sugar into the soap mixture.

A measuring cup filled with melted yellow soap next to a pink silicone mold filled with white soap against a white marble background.

Pour the yellow mixture into the mold, filling to the top of each cavity.

A measuring cup filled with clear melted soap next to a small round bowl filled with Polysorbate 80 and fragrance oil, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

For the last color, add the Polysorbate 80 and coconut oil to the cup of clear Melt & Pour Soap.

A measuring cup filled with melted clear soap next to a measuring cup with Shea butter, next to a black and white checkered towel against a white marble background.

In a microwave-safe measuring cup, melt the soap in 30-second intervals, stirring after each until completely melted and smooth. Add in the shea butter.

A measuring cup filled with clear melted soap, next to orange mica color and candy corn fragrance oil next to a black and white towel against a white marble background.

Add the candy corn fragrance oil and orange mica colorant to the soap container. Stir or whisk until well incorporated.

Orange melted soap in a measuring cup next to a measuring cup with sugar next to a black and white checkered towel on a white marble background.

Pour the sugar into the orange soap mixture.

A measuring cup filled with melted orange soap next to a pink silicone mold filled with yellow soap against a white marble background.

Pour the orange mixture into the mold, filling the top of each cavity. Allow to dry. Now you are ready to use your DIY sugar scrub cubes. This recipe makes 30 sugar scrub cubes.

Notes for Making Sugar Scrub Cubes

We used coconut oil for this Halloween gift idea as we love how soft and moisturized it leaves your skin. You can use a different oil like avocado, olive oil, or sweet almond oil. Any of these oils should not overpower the scent you use for this recipe.
We use a skin-safe mica powder to color these candy corn sugar scrub cubes. It will not stain your skin and when used with the polysorbate 80, it will not leave a film in your tub either. We do not recommend you use food coloring as it can tint your skin.
We used regular white granulated sugar for this recipe. You can substitute brown sugar but it can change the color of your cubes.

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These Rose Gold Body Scrub Cubes: These cubes are as pretty as they are useful. They look so good, you can display them in your bathroom. And they make your skin feel amazing!
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Yield: 48 cubes

Candy Corn Sugar Scrub Cubes

Our fun candy corn sugar scrub cubes are perfect for fall. They exfoliate your arms, legs, elbows and feet beautifully. You will not believe how soft your skin will be and how delicious it will smell. All you need are a few affordable ingredients from the craft store or Amazon, one of which you can find in the pantry. This recipe yields 48 cubes, giving you plenty of supplies left over to make more sugar scrub cubes, soap, and other DIY skincare products.

Prep Time 10 minutes

Active Time 15 minutes

Additional Time 1 hour

Total Time 1 hour 25 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $4

Materials

1/2 cup Clear Melt & Pour Soap
1/4 cup White Melt & Pour Soap
1/3 cup coconut oil, melted
1 ½ teaspoons candy corn fragrance oil, divided
2 cups white granulated sugar
1 teaspoon Polysorbate 80, divided
1 1/2 tablespoons Shea butter, melted, divided
White, yellow & orange mica colorant

Tools

Microwave oven
Microwave-safe measuring cups
Silicone mold

Instructions

Add ½ teaspoon of the Polysorbate 80 and ½ tablespoon of the Shea butter to the measuring cup of white Melt & Pour Soap.
Melt the soap in the microwave-safe measuring cup in 30-second intervals, stirring after each until completely melted and smooth.
Add ½ teaspoon of candy corn fragrance oil and 1 teaspoon of white mica colorant to the soap container. Stir or whisk until well incorporated.
Add the sugar to the mixture. Pour into the mold, just pouring to the top of each cavity.
Steps 5-10: Repeat Steps 1-4, using 1/3 cup of the clear Melt & Pour soap and the yellow mica colorant.
Steps 11-16: Repeat Steps 1-4, using 1/3 cup of the clear Melt & Pour soap and the orange mica colorant.

Sarah Nenni-Daher creator of Ruffles and Rain Boots in black shirt against greenery background.

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Hi there, I’m Sarah Nenni-Daher. I’m a crafty gal and always have at least 14 projects going at once. I am a crafter, designer, DIYer, and pattern maker. I share my creations here and in the Ruffles and Rain Boots® Shop.

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots®, you’ll find DIY gnomes, crafts, gifts, cupcakes, laser crafts, and so much more. I love sharing video tutorials over on YouTube and chatting with other crafters in my Facebook groups. We’d love to have you!