Make your own pumpkin spice sugar scrub
and stimulate your senses with
cinnamon and ginger.
It's a delicious treat that you don't eat.
Keep it by the kitchen sink and rub
a little over your wet hands and
they will be smooth as silk.
and stimulate your senses with
cinnamon and ginger.
It's a delicious treat that you don't eat.
Keep it by the kitchen sink and rub
a little over your wet hands and
they will be smooth as silk.
Make another to use as a body scrub
in the tub or shower.
Store it in a plastic container.
It exfoliates and smoothes your skin.
Just rub a little all over your just washed skin
and rinse off.
Combine the sugars, spices and oil.
1 C brown sugar
1/2 C white sugar
1 T pumpkin pie spice
1/2 C vegetable or sunflower oil
or try baby oil.
1 C brown sugar
1/2 C white sugar
1 T pumpkin pie spice
1/2 C vegetable or sunflower oil
or try baby oil.
Mix well until there are no lumps.
Store in a cute jar with a cute scoop.
The Ball jars and copper scoops
were both thrift shop finds.
It's sitting on an old bread board
next to my foamy soap.
Tie on a ribbon and add a label.
This is enough for 2 small jars. Cut
the recipe in half unless you are making
a few extra for a perfect little gift.
Cheers!
You can get the printable labels from Stephanie at
Great idea! You are right.....would make awesome gifts! I need to get started on my gift list!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely and I'd love to give it a try. What are the quantites of ingredients you use and what type oil?
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Oh, that sounds great How much of each to you use? I would love to try it!
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I added the ingredient amounts above so that you do not have to link.
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Rita May, that looks wonderful. This reminds me of some type of sugared lotion that they had a wonderful shop near us that is no longer in business. So thank you ever so much for sharing this recipe with us! I can't wait to try it.
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Oh my goodness, Rita, this is divine. Not only is pumpkin spice one of my favorite fragrances but this project is so simple and pretty. Off to the store tomorrow. What a perfect seasonal gift. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh...this stuff sounds really good and yes..would make great gifts!!
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Thx Rita, I've never commented before but I love your ideas!!! I tried this right away, it's sooo wonderful. I didn't have pumpkin pie spice on hand so I used a blend of all the separate fall spices. PS My college son loves your meatballs. Have them in the freezer for weekend visits. Carly in TN
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What a wonderful project. I bet it smells heavenly too.
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WOW! That sounds so fabulous! Would you share it here?
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What a wonderful idea! Your packaging is so pretty and festive. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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That is a great idea. I bet it smells so good! Thank you for linking it to Home Sweet Home!
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Love this idea- thanks for sharing at
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Oh, that sounds great How much of each to you use? I would love to try it!
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Making this for favors for my sister's bridal shower...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYum pumpkin is so good for your skin
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