Body Polish
Need a remedy for dry winter skin? Me, too! This scrub is great. It's cheap, versatile and leaves your skin feeling smooth and quenched. Give it a try.
My basic recipe:
1 cup sugar or salt
1/2 cup oil of your choice
a few drops of your favorite scent
1 cup sugar or salt
1/2 cup oil of your choice
a few drops of your favorite scent
Mix well. Place in an empty glass jar with lid. It will keep longer in the refrigerator. (Bring to room temperature prior to use.) Portion out the amount you will use for your spa day, rather than dipping wet hands into the whole jar. (The photo above is about 1/4th of the recipe.)
After bathing, spread Body Polish on wet skin using circular motions with fingers. Rinse well in a warm shower. Be very careful stepping in and out of the shower. Dry off with a fluffy towel.
After bathing, spread Body Polish on wet skin using circular motions with fingers. Rinse well in a warm shower. Be very careful stepping in and out of the shower. Dry off with a fluffy towel.
Feel free to make it your own. By varying the oil choice and the scent, you can have a different spa treat every week.
5 comments:
sounds great, I will use salt ,sweet almond oil and mandarine scent for my next spa day.
Thank you for the recipe!
great idea - someone just gave me a jar of coconut oil, now I know what to do with it !
When I finished reading, mmouth opened and I heard myself say, "Ooooh, with lovely-smelling sweet almond oil!"
I guess qusic and I think alike!
Thanks for sharing...again!
OH, that sounds wonderful! I'm all about my skin! As one ages, the skin enjoys dryness, me - not so much, so I must give this a try!
Thanks for the info! I'm going to have to try that one of these days!
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