Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub

Looking for an easy homemade Christmas gift?  Try this Christmas cookie sugar scrub.

It’s a good-for-you sugar scrub that smells like fresh baked Christmas cookies!

 

Plus it exfoliates away dull, rough skin revealing smooth, younger-looking skin.

And it hydrates skin, leaving it soft and moisturized.

 

Perhaps best of all, it’s fast, cheap, and easy to make.

  • Fast:  You can whip up a batch of this easy-to-make Christmas sugar scrub in less than 5 minutes.
  • Cheap:  Each jar costs less than $3 to make.
  • Easy:  There are only 4 ingredients.  Just melt, mix, and done.

 

Looking for more homemade Christmas gifts you can make with essential oils?  Find 25 easy homemade essential oil Christmas gift DIYs here and an easy-to-make Christmas potpourri diffuser recipe here.

 

Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub title image with scrub in jar with lid and label

 

 

Needed Supplies

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Organic extra virgin coconut oil (the kind that’s solid at room temperature)

vanilla oleoresin

red & green nonpareil sprinkles

organic, non-gmo sugar

8 oz mason jar

free printable label

red & white twine for decoration

 

 

How to make Christmas cookie sugar scrub

yield: one 8 ounce jar

 

step 1:  add 1/4 cup organic extra virgin coconut oil to a heat-safe bowl or measuring cup

tip: This recipe uses the kind of coconut oil that’s solid at room temperature.

tip:  Look for a coconut oil that’s cold-pressed and unrefined so that it will have all its amazing anti-inflammatory, skin-soothing properties.

 

coconut oil in measuring cup

 

 

step 2:  melt the coconut oil either in the microwave or using the double boiler method

tip:  To melt using the double boiler method, simmer about 2 inches of water in a pot over medium heat on the stovetop.  Once the water is simmering, add the heat-safe bowl with the coconut oil to the pot.  Stir the coconut oil occasionally.  Once it has completely melted, remove from heat.

 

measuring cup with melted coconut oil

 

 

step 3:  Let the coconut oil cool slightly, then add 30 drops vanilla oleoresin and stir to mix.

 

adding vanilla oleoresin to coconut oil in glass measuring cup

vanilla oleoresin and coconut oil stirred together in glass measuring cup

 

 

step 4:  To the coconut oil and vanilla oleoresin mixture add 1 cup sugar

 

adding non-gmo sugar to vanilla oleoresin and coconut oil in glass measuring cup

 

 

step 5:  add 1 tablespoon red & green nonpareils

 

adding red and green nopareil sprinkles to mixture

 

 

step 6:  stir well to mix

 

stirring the sugar scrub mixture together with wooden spoon

 

 

step 7:  scoop into an 8 ounce jar

 

sugar scrub in glass jar

 

 

step 8:  Finish with a free printable label and red & white twine

click here for your free printable label

 

Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub jar with labeled lid

 

 

Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub in jar, next to lid with custom label

 

How to use sugar scrub

  • wash your skin with soap or body wash and rinse well
  • scoop out sugar scrub with a clean spoon (be careful to not get water into the sugar scrub container)
  • apply a generous amount of sugar scrub to wet skin
  • work on one area of body at a time, then when finished with that area apply sugar scrub to another area and work on that area
  • massage sugar scrub into skin using a circular motion to help exfoliate and remove dead skin cells
  • rinse well
  • pat skin dry
  • apply whipped body butter for an extra layer of moisture (and it keeps your skin feeling amazing!!)  click here for my absolute favorite recipe for DIY whipped body butter

 

 

Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub in glass jar next to lid with custom label, accented with rolling pin, cookie cutter, wooden spoon with additional scrub

 

 

Sugar Scrub ingredients and tools display of coconut oil in measuring cup, organic non-gmo sugar in measuring spoon, red and green nonpareil sprinkles in cup, vanilla oleoresin in dropper bottle, wooden spoon, and custom lid labels

 

Where to get supplies?

This website contains affiliate links. This means that should you click on certain links, and then subsequently purchase a product, I will receive a small commission. The price is exactly the same for you as it would be without the affiliate link. 

 

Organic extra virgin coconut oil (the kind that’s solid at room temperature)

vanilla oleoresin

red & green nonpareil sprinkles

organic, non-gmo sugar

8 oz mason jar

red & white twine for decoration

free printable label


Christmas Cookie Sugar Scrub title image with sugar scrub in glass jar next to custom labeled lid, and fully assembled jar with lib and bow

 

 

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Sugar Scrub ingredients and tools display of coconut oil in measuring cup, organic non-gmo sugar in measuring spoon, red and green nonpareil sprinkles in cup, vanilla oleoresin in dropper bottle, wooden spoon, and custom lid labels

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Sarah Lewis

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