Natural Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

I am ready to ditch sweaters and long sleeves from my winter wardrobe. Before pulling out the warm weather clothes, I need to exfoliate my skin and made these natural honey sugar scrub bars.

The cost of sugar scrub bars at the bath and body boutiques are high; some are outrageously high. I prefer to save my money and make my own and use the cash for a few more craft supplies.

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You will love the feel of these all-natural Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

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Easy Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we love making DIY bath and beauty recipes that are simple yet luxurious. These easy Honey Sugar Scrub Bars are quick to make and will leave your dry skin feeling soft and smooth.

I love adding new recipes to my skincare supply and making something with my hands that I can immediately put to use. Psst: saving tons of money doesn’t hurt either!

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Get your skin summer ready with our Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

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Tips for Making Sugar Scrub Bars

  • If you don’t have any melt-and-pour soap on hand for your sugar scrub bars, you can use a bar of soap. Just grate or cut the bar into smaller pieces before melting it.
  • If you prefer a finer grit of sugar, use caster sugar, which has a smaller gritty texture. You can also use brown sugar from your pantry. They will help exfoliate and moisturize.
  • You can store your sugar scrub bars in a cool and dry area for up to a year. Then you can enjoy your favorite easy sugar scrub recipe all year round!
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Supplies for Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

Each step of this DIY skincare project is detailed below so it’s easy to follow. Keep this page open while you create your natural sugar scrub bars. If you would rather have a printed tutorial, scroll down and select the print button.

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Add the cubes of soap to the measuring cup.

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Melt soap cubes in the microwave, careful not to overdo it.

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Mix in the sugar slowly and completely.

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Mix in the powdered honey – this stuff is great in DIY bath products.

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Mix in the sweet almond oil. If you want a scent, you can add one of your favorite essential oils.

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Pour the mixture into the mold, taking care not to overfill.

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Allow to harden for 1 or 2 hours. Then you can pop out your solid sugar scrub bar.

Notes For Making Your Homemade Sugar Scrub Bars

  • Although you can use any style mold, including plastic, we recommend silicone as they are easy to work with and you can pop your sugar scrub bars out with ease.
  • If you use fragrance oil and color in your sugar scrub bars, look at the ingredients and check if it contains vanillin. If so, your colors may bleed or turn brown. To avoid this, use a color stabilizer and you’ll have no issues.
  • Unless you have water as one of the ingredients in your sugar scrub bars, you do not need a preservative like Phenonip and Germaben II E.

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You will love our Honey Sugar Scrub Bars made with real powdered honey
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Natural Honey Sugar Scrub Bars

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Our Honey Sugar Scrub Bars are made from natural ingredients and come together in just a few minutes with simple ingredients. Many of the ingredients can be found in your pantry or the natural foods store. This DIY skincare recipe will get your skin summer ready with exfoliating properties. If you like to make your own DIY beauty products, this is a great mix to add to your recipe box.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Active Time 10 minutes
Additional Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 20 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $5

Materials

Tools

  • 4 cup microwave safe spouted measuring cup
  • Wooden craft stick or spoon for stirring
  • Cylinder silicone moldA

Instructions

  1. Add the cubes of soap to the measuring cup. Heat on high in the microwave for 30 seconds. Remove and stir. Repeat if necessary.
  2. Mix in the sugar.
  3. Mix in the powdered honey.
  4. Mix in the sweet almond oil. If needed, heat for 20-30 seconds, then stir.
  5. Pour mixture into the mold and allow to set for 1-2 hours.

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