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Restoring Sugar Scrub

For dry skin that usually needs body lotion after scrubbing. This scrub is emulsified, so it rinses away with water and leaves behind a thin nourishing layer. Cane sugar exfoliates gently, krappa oil nourishes and mica powder adds subtle shine.

Dry skin
Very dry skin
Combination skin
Sensitive skin
Normal skin
Irritation
Body
Preparation5 min.
Total time15 min.
Recipe per:1 potje (100 gram)
LevelBeginner
Shelf life12 months
Total ingredient price:
€46.84

Makes at most

3 x potje (100 gram)

Price per potje

€15.61

Tools

€0.00

Ingredients

GRAM

PRODUCTS

10g

€9.99

3g

€4.99

29g

€5.99

5g

€10.39

0.5g

€10.99

50g

Cane Sugar (Organic) - 500 gram

€4.49

Optional ingredients

GRAM

PRODUCTS

1g

€12.99

0.5g

€6.50

Tools & accessories

QTY

PRODUCTS

NV-500

•

€24.99

Zilver

•

€7.99

100 strips

•

€4.79

Instructions

1
Weigh all ingredients carefully.
2
Place a small pan with a layer of water on the stove and bring to a boil. Place the measuring cup with the MCT oil, Olivem 1000 and cetyl alcohol in it and heat until everything has melted.
3
Add the krappa/andiroba oil to the melted mixture. Place the measuring cup in an ice bath and mix immediately with a mixer until you have a white, fluffy mixture.
4
Allow the mixture to cool further to below 40 degrees. Then add the vitamin E oil, geranium essential oil and mica powder.
5
Worried about water getting into the scrub? Add 1% preservative to protect the scrub against yeast, mold and bacteria. We recommend Preservative Eco for this.
6
Finally, add the cane sugar and mix everything thoroughly.
7
Transfer the scrub to a glass jar and wait 24 hours; it will then thicken to its final consistency.

Usage

Apply the scrub to damp skin and massage in circular motions. Then rinse off with lukewarm water.

RECIPE
Scrubs

Restoring Sugar Scrub

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Notes
margreet
margreetjan. 16, 2026
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Edith Beelen
Edith Beelenjan. 16, 2026
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Edith Beelen
Edith Beelenjul. 14, 2023
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