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Jar of pink sea salt and honey to make a bath soak recipe image.

Salt Scrub Recipe with Honey & Himalayan Sea Salt

Charlotte Anderson @ Carolina Honeybees, LLC
Building on a base recipe of Himalayan Pink Sea Salt, oils and honey, this recipe is inexpensive to make and use.  In fact, keep this idea on hand for those last minutes gifts.
4.50 from 2 votes
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Tools

  • microwave
  • 4 cup measuring cup
  • large bowl

Supplies
 

Instructions
 

  • Measure 2 cups of Pink Himalayan sea salt into a mixing bowl. The recipe calls for a fine grind.
    Tip: If you only have coarse ground salt, you can try putting it in a blender for a few seconds and grinding it to a smaller grit. You do not want it to be too harsh if you plan to rub it on your skin.
    Sea salt measured into bowl for body scrub image.
  • It's time to add the oils to the salts.
    Measure and combine the Grapeseed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil and Jojoba Oil into a microwave safe measuring cup. Gently warm in the microwave for just a few seconds – stir well.
    Combined oils for salt scrub in a glass measuring jar image.
  • Add the raw honey, Vitamin E Oil and 30 drops of your favorite essential oil to the oil mixture.
    (Lavender or any skin safe essential oil is fine). Stir well.
    Adding honey to sea salt scrub recipe image.
  • Combine the oil/ honey mixture with the sea salt and stir, stir, stir.
    We want to completely incorporate all of the salt particles and oils so that no dry areas remain. This mixture should not be soggy - only moist.
    Combine honey oil mixture with salt to make scrub image.
  • Spoon your finished Himalayan Pink Sea Salt & Honey Scrub into the chosen containers. Any type of air tight container is fine.
    However, I would suggest one that has a larger opening to make it easier to use. Also, consider plastic containers due to the risk of breakage in the bath or shower.
    Glass jars are okay if they are of sturdy construction and especially when gifting small amounts.
    Spooning honey salt scrub into small containers image.

Notes

** Disclaimer and Safety Note:  The use of this product can make the bath slippery. Use care to avoid falls when using this or any oily bath product.
If you are concerned about skin allergies – try on a small area of your skin first.
This recipe is shared for entertainment purposes only – I accept no responsibility for any risks involved in its use.
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