This recipe provides a simple spring sugar scrub made with skin nourishing oils, aloe, and a light wildberry tulip fragrance oil. The ingredients include sugar, grapeseed oil, aloe, wildberry tulip fragrance oil, and optional violet pigment powder. To make it, the liquids are mixed into the sugar until fully incorporated without clumps. The fragrance oil is then stirred in. Optional coloring is added by blending the mica powder into the wet mixture. The finished scrub is stored in a jar for moisturizing the skin when massaged over damp skin.

1. Step into Spring: Wild berry Tulip Sugar Scrub
Great news: The weather is FINALLY starting to break around here! Temps are rising, snow is melting and the
birds are chirping putting me in the mood for all things spring!
This recipe is simple and quick but is sure to pack a punch. Made with skin-nourishing oils and light, fragrant
scents of spring, it will have you ready for the new season in no time.
You’ll need:
• 2 cups Sugar
• 1 cup Grapeseed Oil
• 1 TBS Aloe
• 1 tsp Wildberry Tulip Fragrance Oil
• Matte Violet Pigment Powder (optional)
• Mini Heremes Jar

2. Begin by mixing the liquids (oil and aloe) into the sugar. Be sure to scoop the dry sugar from the bottom of the
bowl to incorporate it into the wet mixture. You don’t want any dry clumps!
Next, stir in the fragrance oil. I used 1 tsp for a light, fresh scent- but you can adjust this to suit your personal
preference.
If you decide to color your scrub, thoroughly blend the mica powder into the wet mixture. The oils will help to
dissolve the dry color, but you’ll want to be sure to break up any clumps of color to achieve an even mixture.

3. Scoop the finished scrub into a lidded jar or container for storage and enjoy! Simple, right?!
To use: Gently massage the mixture over damp skin. Rinse with water and pat dry. Massage any remaining oil
into the skin for maximum moisturizing effects.