Today I am sharing my newest…Pumpkin Spice Sugar Scrub! I have grown quite fond of sugar scrubs lately. I have shared a few here in the past…Lemon Sugar Scrub (one of my absolute favorites), Brown Sugar Scrub, and a Peppermint Foot Scrub.
They are so easy to make and can be made with ingredients you already most likely have on hand. They make your hands and skin so soft and depending on the “flavors” you add, smell amazing! But I love the combination of fall spices that are in this specific body scrub. They smell so amazing and the scent lingers on your skin long after you have used the scrub. So you get wafts of “Fall” all day long! Yum!
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Since I am craving all things pumpkin and cinnamon right now I thought it would be great to come up with a Pumpkin Spice Sugar Scrub…boy does this smell amazing.
Ingredients
- 2 cups Brown Sugar
- 1/2 cup White Sugar (or Raw Sugar)
- 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon Pumpkin Pie Spice
- 1/2 teaspoon Nutmeg
- 1/3 cup Almond Oil or Coconut Oil (add more if needed)
Instructions
- In a medium mixing bowl combine the sugars and spices.
- Mix together with a wooden spoon.
- Slowly pour in the Oil and stir until well blended.
- You may add more if your scrub is too dry.
- You don't want it to be runny, just a nice damp texture.
- Cover in a tight container.
- Store in the refrigerator up to 8 weeks.
This scrub can be a great way to pamper yourself during the hussle and bustle of the Holiday season. Especially after you have been on your feel all day preparing this year’s Thanksgiving Feast. Or whip up a batch and give it to the hostess of your Thanksgiving Dinner.
And if you like Pumpkin Spice, you have got to make some Pumpkin Spice Play Dough!
I love this idea! Thank you for the recipe. I can’t wait to try it.
I love this!! How much does it make?
why does it have to be refrigerated? Sorry if that is a dumb question its just, I’d really like to keep this in my bathroom but I won’t if it will mold. I keep my coconut oil in my bathroom at all times because i used it on my skin and hair.
I can not wait to make thus scrub it sounds amazing.
Where can I find your jars and labels?
This looks so good. I am making it tonight. I can’t wait to try it.
Can’t wait to try this! I also, would like to know if this must be kept in the fridge. I’d love to give as gifts but keeping it cold might be a problem!
I’ve really enjoyed all the projects you and your kids have made. Thanks for sharing them all!
Love you gifts!!
I am going to do the scrubs for Christmas presents and can’t wait. can I ask where you purchase the cute little jars?Thanking you and keep up the great work!!!
I made this tonight, and it was amazing! Thank you!!
I Just love this!!
Heck i love all your ideas!!
I am going to make some to give to my kids teacher for Thanksgiving..
I was hoping there is a way to print out your tag?
If so Plz let me know.
Thanks, Marie
Where can I get the labels for your sugar scrubs. I’d love the one for the pumpkin spice and peppermint. Also where did you get the jars for the peppermint scrub?
Thank you, can’t wait to make these!
Karen Ebner
I’m making homemade hampers for Xmas this year and your scrubs are perfect. I just made the peppermint one for my sister. It looks so pretty. I’m going to make this one for my mum. Am also wondering about the expiration date and reason for keeping in the fridge.
Where can I find the template for your labels and what type of labels are they?
Does this sugar scrub have to be refrigerated? Hoping to give in a christmas gift and that may make it more complicated. Thanks!
It shouldnt need refrigeration at all. Nothing is perishable. Everything is quite shelf stable. Sugar is also a natural preservative. Just make sure your hands are clean when using it. Better yet use a clean utilsil each time to stir the contents and then put some in your hands :)
I agree Tara, I don’t see anything in this that would require refrieration.
If someone is concerned just add a few drops of Cinnamon & Clove to act as a preservative.
OOPS – That should say Cinnamon & Clove Essential Oils.