DIY Himalayan Salt Scrub

DIY Himalayan Salt Scrub

Purchasing bath scrubs can be really costly, although a rewarding product to have for yourself with their ability to exfoliate well and still be really moisturizing but not this pink himalayan scrub or himalayan salt scrub benefits recipe. What if you could easily duplicate one at home and still get the same results like a himalayan salt exfoliation or a himalayan salt face scrub? This recipe is one that works very well, is easy to make & doesn’t include any ingredients that are hard to find either. It contains only natural ingredients that all have great health benefits, and you can whip this up in no time! So save yourself some cash, and maybe make a few to give as gifts while you’re at it. We hope that you love this DIY Himalayan Salt Scrub recipe.

The pink himalayan salt scrub benefits are plenty. What makes this “Earl Grey” is the combination of the lavender and bergamot essential oils that you will add. Typically, earl grey tea has its distinctive flavor because of the bergamot, and sometimes it has lavender as well. Both oils are calming for you and very good for your skin.

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DIY Himalayan Salt Scrub | Himalayan salt face scrub

Ingredients & Supplies

• 8 ounce glass jar
• 2 tbsp sweet almond oil
• Pink Himalayan sea salt
• Earl grey tea leaves – if in bags, you will need 2 of them, otherwise if loose, approximately 2 tsp.
• 12 drops Lavender essential oil
• 14 drops bergamot essential oil

Directions

1. First be sure the salts fill the jar up. They will get more compacted once you mix it all, so if you are not using an 8 oz. jar, then the best thing to do is to fill up the actual jar with the salts and be sure it comes almost all the way up. Then, add it to your measuring cup or mixing bowl and see how much you have, to figure out how much more oil you will need.
2. Then, open up your tea bags, or measure out the loose tea leaves and mix into the salts. They tend to want to stay on the top so it take some work getting them mixed in well. Don’t worry though, once you add the oils they disperse better too.
3. Now go ahead and add in your sweet almond oil, and get it thoroughly mixed. If it seems dry at all in any areas once you really mix, and scrape the bowl, you may want to add a little more. The mixture shouldn’t be drippy wet, it should just all be damp and have some oil on it.
4. Now, add in the essential oils. Stir really well to be sure they are through it all, and then go ahead and transfer the mixture to your jar.
5. If you feel it is not a strong enough scent, you can always add a few more drops of either or both oils, but once they sit in the jar with the lid on, it really will soak into the salts even better.
6. Now, make a label or add some twine if desired, and otherwise you are done!
7. To use: Take about 2 fingers full of the scrub and rub on your hands, bottoms of feet; especially heels, elbows, knees or any other area where your skin may be dry or rough. Rub in well until the salt starts to dissolve. The best place to do this is in the tub or shower, on wet skin. Then just rinse!

Whether you needed a himalayan salt exfoliation or wanted to know the pink himalayan salt scrub benefits, this how to make your own salt scrub recipe will not disappoint. We hope that you are inspired by this DIY Himalayan Salt Scrub. Happy creating!