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Best Himalayan Salt Scrub Recipe [Foaming]

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Skip to contentThis post contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may receive a commission. Thanks.Because of my love (or need) for scrubs, I am always experimenting and looking for ways to improve. Recently, I started experimenting with Himalayan salt in my scrubs instead of sugar. I love what it does to my body acne!Pink Himalayan salt scrubs are pricier to make, but the extra benefits are so worth it.And I have the best Himalayan salt scrub recipe to help you reap these benefits.But before we jump into the recipe, let me explain why you should try Himalayan salt scrub.&nbsp;So how do we maximize the benefits of the Himalayan salt scrub?&nbsp;UPDATE: I found that you can actually buy .&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;– 200 g of– 250 g of (100 g of fine grain salt and 150g of extra fine grain salt). You can grind standard fine grain salts in a coffee grinder or purchase .– 10 g of (You can use a liquid carrier oil too. Using cocoa butter thickens the scrub. Using a liquid oil will make it thinner and creamier. Similar to this )– 2 g of (I like using grapefruit essential oil with my scrubs because it is supposed to help improve the circulation and appearance of cellulite. Plus, it is one of those essential oils that smells great on its own.)Let's start by preparing our Himalayan salts. I used 100g of fine salts that I purchased and 150g of ground, very fine salts. To get very fine Himalayan salts, I ground my salts in a coffee grinder. It only takes 5 sec of grinding. Or you can purchase extra finely ground salts if you do not have a coffee grinder. Now let's make the foaming base for the scrub. Add your foaming bath butter to a large mixing bowl. Turn your mixer on low and break up any clumps. Increase the speed and continue to whip until the product is creamy and fluffy.Once the bath butter is creamy, you will want to add your cocoa butter (or oils). To add cocoa butter you need to melt it first. The best option is to melt it in a double boiler like I did. You can also melt it in a microwave. But do it carefully and in short burst to avoid overheating. Combine your bath butter with cocoa butter and essential oils. Start mixing on a low setting to incorporate the oils, then increase the speed and mix for another minute.Add your Himalayan salts and mix with a spatula. Then mix with a hand mixer until fully incorporated. At this step you should test the scrub on your hand (with warm water) to see if you like it. To make it thicker and more scrubby - add more salts. To make it creamier, whip up a small amount of foaming bath butter and oils in a separate bowl. Then add to the scrub mix and combine.Pack your homemade Himalayan scrub in jars and enjoy!1. Let your skin soak in warm water.2. Apply scrub with hands. Cover your body with an adequate amount of body scrub. Using circular motions, massage it into your skin.3. Focus on the areas with dry skin or areas with body hair (prevents ingrown hair). I like using the scrub on my legs to renew the skin and prevent ingrown hair and on my back to prevent back acne.4. Rinse off and follow up with a moisturizing body lotion afterwards.I hope you enjoy making and using this scrub. Let me know about your experience in the comments below!Skip to Instructions

Skip to contentThis post contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may receive a commission. Thanks.Because of my love (or need) for scrubs, I am always experimenting and looking for ways to improve. Recently, I started experimenting with Himalayan salt in my scrubs instead of sugar. I love what it does to my body acne!Pink Himalayan salt scrubs are pricier to make, but the extra benefits are so worth it.And I have the best Himalayan salt scrub recipe to help you reap these benefits.But before we jump into the recipe, let me explain why you should try Himalayan salt...

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